Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition

Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition

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The Hand of Kwll

In 1 collection by Kaldor Silverwand
Silverwand's Magical Emporium Collection
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Summon creatures from another realm with this magical glove (based on concept by Michael Moorcock)

Legend has it that the Hand of Kwll was the actual hand of the ancient god Kwll, worn by the fabled champion Corum Jhaelen Irsei and used to summon aid from the land of the dead. Inspired by this legend and using skin from the hands of powerful beings, the necromancer Lynder D'Even created gauntlets of similar capabilities. Though their maker was eventually destroyed his hands live on. The wearer of the hand gains +3 strength and +2 attack bonus, and can cast the spells Create Undead and Bigby's Clenched Fist once per day. But there is a price, the wearer's charisma is lowered by 2.

To add this item to your NWN2 character you can use the in-game console, the Silverwand Item Summoner, or purchase it from the Silverwand Magical Emporium.
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Kaldor Silverwand  [author] 15 Aug @ 2:59pm 
To add this item to your NWN2 character you can use the in-game console, the Silverwand Item Summoner, or purchase from the Silverwand Magical Emporium.

To add an item with the console giveitem command or the Silverwand Item Summoner you will need to know the item's tag, which is the part of the file name preceding ".UTI". After subscribing navigate to the appropriate sub folder in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\2738630
If you look at the contents you can see which files are UTI files. If there is documentation you should read it,

Using the console giveitem command will disable achievements, so to reenable achievements save the game and then edit the file globals.xml in the saved game folder, changing the 1 to 0 (zero) in these lines (credit to Aldroen):
<Booleans>
<Boolean>
<Name>ShowCheatsWarning</Name>
<Value>1</Value>
</Boolean>
<Boolean>
<Name>Cheater</Name>
<Value>1</Value>
</Boolean>
</Booleans>