Any website is currently going at it?

There's a Czech website, but ... well that won't help you all that much. Until then, if you get stuck, PM me - I'll take a look at the Czech walktrough (or remember :D ) and I'll try to help.

Thank you sir!

The only real question i have is how to gain acess to the Knights building where your first arrest is supposed to be.

that isn't where it's supposed to be. search NE of town.

I just hit level 6 with melee and still can't equip a short sword. What skill do I need to pump to be able to equip better swords?

In order to use a better weapon, say at disciple level, you must meet 3 requirements. You must meet the level requirement for your character, the stat requirement (ie: strength/dexterity/etc.), and have the skill you want at the right level (ie: melee attack/defense/etc.). In your case you've got the melee level at 6, but your character must be level 7, and you must have 16 strength. That's for using disciple level weapons like long swords. Took me forever to realize that haha.

Hi all

Here is a blind LP for those that want a peek at the Game:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJmdHXOUsfU&feature=g-all-u

Hope it helps!

Could someone provide a quick game guide, like this one for Divine Divinity? http://www.gamefaqs.com/pc/371215-divine-divinity/faqs/47588
I would like to know for example how shoudl i distribute my statistics at the start if i want to play a rogue. Also, can I play rougue using a sword? I dont like bows, but i dont like to play as bullies too :P

Such a guide would first require a solid ammount of resources and observations, and that's only possible afrter someone troughoutly playtests the game. While I can always help as far as game progress goes, my 'powergaming' information is very limited, so I can't really help there - I really do think that thief with a sword is a bad idea.

Is the priest meant to be this hard or am I just completely shit?

I've started a few games with the Paladin and I found myself dying too frequently over and over again on the easy difficulty setting. So I watched that YouTube Let's Play posted earlier in this thread and learned one vital piece of information: A perfectly balanced character is a dead character. You simply cannot balance your stats, you must focus on the strengths of your chosen class. For instance, I started with a Paladin and evenly distributed my stat points and got destroyed. So on my third attempt, I only put stat points in Strength and Constitution, and now I find myself able to handle the earlier quests without wasting all of my gold on healing potions. So as a Thief, for instance, you might want to dump most of your stat points in Strength if you're looking to use swords over bows. If not, dump them in Dexterity. Also, I find it useful to have a high Constitution for a health boost. This is all, of course, my own opinion and I don't claim this as the right way to do things. Happy gaming guys and gals!

It also depends on your difficulty level. I think that the priest shouldn't be any harder than the other two characters. If you have troubles fighting the bats around Hillbrandt, use magic seals to get rid of them from afar and I think you should be fine.

While exploring the "Tree of Death" area, I happened to meet Betty the sheep. While she makes for a formidable ( invisible ) companion, I would like to bring her back to her owner whom I presume is a shepherd but unfortunately I can't find him. Could somebody please point me to the right direction ?