Trial and Maze
Trial of Impulse (AR1202)
You arrive in a room with a big crystal. When
you walk to it, you see Ignus from the corner of your eyes and
he is not looking friendly. So
it's time for a fight.
The easiest way to kill him is to stand close to him and just
strike him time after time. This will make sure that he is not
able to cast any spells and you hit him a lot more than he does
you so it's bye, bye Ignus (32000XP).
In the room there are several statues of yourself. Behind the
NE statue there is a sounding stone that a previous incarnation
of you left there for his companions. Listen to what it has to
say and leave it there. Then touch the crystal and fall into darkness.
Maze of Reflections (AR1203)
You wake up again on a cold slab and are faced
by three previous incarnations of yourself. A good, a practical
and a paranoid incarnation.
The practical incarnation approaches you first and wants to take
over your body so that together you can kill the transcendent
one and find a way out of here. Talk to him and learn that he
is the one that save Dak'kon and led Deionarra to hear death.
He has no problems in telling you why he did that, so you learn
that Dak'kon was saved so that he would be in debt by him and
Dak'kon would use his mighty sword to fight for him.
Deionarra was just killed because it was practical to have someone
inside the Fortress to serve as his eyes and ears.
The area underneath Sigil was also constructed by him and was
perfectioned by the paranoid incarnation. And he pulled Morte
from the pile of skulls. So he has been quite busy in his lifespan.
Now ask him about the bronze sphere (96000XP) and learn that it
is a death sensory stone of the man that started the first of
the incarnations. The reason why might be in there and when you
merge you can discover it together. Now before you do that talk
to the paranoid incarnation.
The paranoid
The paranoid incarnation is the one that left
the trap in the sensory stone at the Civic Festhall. Make sure
that you do not make him angry, because then you would have to
fight him and that is not very effective now. Also note that dying
now will end the game prematurely, because there are no other
living beings inside the fortress anymore. However for the fun
of it you should save now and get yourself killed, because this
gives you an extra animation about not completing the game, that
you would miss otherwise.
Talk to him in the Uyo language and convince him to merge with
you (64000XP, increase in constitution and increase in strength).
The good
Once you've merged talk to the good incarnation
and find out that he is the first incarnation. You also find out
that the first incarnation is still buried inside your mind somewhere
(96000XP). He can tell you why this all started and learn the
reason for your immortality. You choose to become immortal to
be able to undo the things you felt regret for. Unfortunately
at every incarnation you lost your memory and could not remember
anymore why you became immortal. Now you can merge with him. Before
he wants to merge he asks you if life as you know it was worth
living. Tell him that is was and merge (32000XP and increase in
wisdom).
When you've merged with the good incarnation you can use
the sphere (2000000 XP) and learn your name. You can also remove
the torment symbol from your arm. With the boatload of XP you
just got, you level up quit a bit and get several character points.
Make sure that you set your wisdom to be at least 21, otherwise
you can not force the practical incarnation to merge with you.
After that talk to the practical incarnation and bluff that you
want to merge with him and take over in th eprocess (96000XP,
increase in intelligence and increase in wisdom).
And the Practical
Unfortunately the practical incarnation lied to you, he does not know a way out of here. This is the time to rest and if you are a mage like my character was then learn all the high level spells if you still have them before you rest. After you've rested walk up to Deionarra who appeared nearby. She can take you to wherever you want to go. Just choose one location, they all lead to the same place.

Walkthrough
- The Mortuary
- Second Floor
- Third Floor
- First Floor
- The Hive
- Northeast Hive
- Ragpicker's Square
- Northeast Hive
- Southwest Hive
- Southeast Hive
- Alley
- The Catacombs
- Trash Warrens
- Weeping Stone
- Dead Nations
- Drowned Nation
- The Tomb
- More Catacombs
- Pharod & Annah
- The Hive Again
- Joining Dustman
- Tenement of Thugs
- Lingering Thugs
- The Wards
- Lower Ward, pt1
- Lower Ward, pt2
- The Great Foundry
- Clerk's Ward
- Civic Festhall
- Ignus
- Solving Quests
- Mazes
- Player's Maze
- Modron's Maze
- Ravel's Maze
- Curst
- Curst
- Curst Underground
- The Prison
- Outlands
- Outlands
- Baator
- Carceri
- Curst Gone
- Carceri
- Fortress
- Mortuary
- Fortress Entrance
- *Trial and Maze
- Fortress Roof
Information about
Planescape: TormentDeveloper: Black Isle
SP/MP: Single-player
Setting: Fantasy
Genre: RPG
Combat: Pausable Real-time
Play-time: Over 60 hours
Voice-acting: Partially voiced
Regions & platforms
North America
· Platform: PC
· Released: 1999-12-10
· Publisher: Interplay
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