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Are the tribes and the clans the same thing?

Those terms are used interchangeably in TSoG.

Are the Marid and Rubat the only clans that live in the Ashwan Desert?

At the time of TSoG, they are the biggest, but smaller tribes exist.

It would be easy to make characters accidentally heal enemies; it would be difficult to rework enemy AI to compensate for it, however.

From a gameplay standpoint, it just seemed to me like it would be irritating to accidentally heal enemies.

I haven't done the math, but there are probably at least a dozen permutations on the main ending, plus the one where you side with Malekahin.

[spoiler]I'm not saying. :)[/spoiler]

Some enemies can see them, but for the most part, they show themselves in order to fight.

It seems the two Let's Plays posted above have petered out. If anyone starts a Let's Play and sticks with it, let me know and I'll add it to the list.

This mission is one of many that has a silent impact on how many people you'll be able to attract during the recruitment mission.

All right; most of these are fixed for a new patch. I'll announce it when it's ready.

Yes, they have legs. Not that they actually walk on them.

Turning off level shadows is probably the most effective thing you can do to up the frame rate. Playing without maximizing the window can help a bit, too.

Currently? Nothing. It simply is not ever revealed. I'm considering changing that in a future patch, however. We'll see. I may just reserve that for a sequel.

Hm. By the way, would it be possible to have a class like an "elementalist" that has basic attacks from all four elements, but nothing else?

Would it be possible? Of course. Will I do it? Probably not. There's an element of strategy in selecting your units now because they're so specialized: I don't want there to be a do-everything unit type that upends that dynamic.

Mostly volunteers. Anti-slavery sentiment has run strong among spriggats since the Shadow War.

Yes.

He was swallowed by a wild boar.