The Exile II Hex List
of John Mazzu
7/19/2003
This list is currently the only worthwhile compilation of Exile II: Crystal
Souls save game hex addresses and values, as far as I know.
The homepage for this file is www.geocities.com/yhnmzw/JMzExil2f.txt, and
therefore, the most recent version should also be there, but I feel that
this list needs nothing more.
To effectively use this or any other hex hacking list, one must have a hex
editor. Since they all basically do the same thing, you may use whatever
you wish. With a set of characters to copy & paste, you could probably even
use your text editor of choice. I discuss mine below.
I use Winhex for Hex editing. It may be procured at www.winhex.com. It is
shareware.
I advise you to view this under Edit.com for most purposes. To those that
do not understand what I mean, ".com" was a filename ending for certain
executable programs in DOS. Don't dis DOS. It still works, and reasonably
well. Otherwise, use a fixed-width font, such as Courier, but I make no
promises as to the nature of certain characters (letter-units).
Copyright 2003 John Mazzu.
This list is by me, John Mazzu.
This may be not be reproduced under any circumstances except for personal,
private use. It may not be placed on any web site or otherwise distributed
publicly without advance written permission. Use of this guide on any other
web site or as a part of any public display is strictly prohibited, and a
violation of copyright.
I hereby allow for private, undistributed alterations for readability.
Such modified copies, just like my original, should not be distributed,
though I would take such changes under advisement, if they are submitted.
To submit a hex address or value (that I lack), or to send suggested
alterations, I may be contacted at yhnmzw-@yahoo.com. I may also be at
querynn-@yahoo.com or querynn-@yahoo.com. Try both. Please do not put me on
a mailing or forwarding list. I have only recently beaten back a tide of
junk mail, and I wish not to have a new deluge. Additionally, there are no
hyphens(-) in my addresses. Take them out.
This is "Compilation II-f" from my working files.
I: I compiled and rechecked the addresses I had.
II: I added the info on Race/Traits, and put in this review
of compilations.
-b: Spacing and wording changes.
-c: More small changes, like the name.
-d: More wording changes; I plan to begin a new phase of my work.
-e: Changed some formatting, added some clarifications. May never add to
the content, due to significant computer problems.
In honor of Apple's most customisable computer of the generation, the
Apple IIe.
-f: My computer is back in order. I have begun making a map using the
Automap in the game.
A parallel history according to GameFAQs convetion:
1.00: The first version, assembled from work I had before deciding to write
this List.
1.10: Addition of Race/Traits, original version history.
1.11: Wording and spacing changes (aesthetic changes).
1.12: More subtle aethetic changes.
1.13: Wording changes.
1.14: Format changes, clarifications. At this time, my computer lost its
Windows 95 installation, and I might have left it that way.
Please note: Though all of the values I provide are in hex, the addresses
are decimal.
Table of Contents:
1. Movement.
A. Overworld Coordinates.
B. Town and Dungeon Coordinates.
C. Party Status Conditions Allowing for Movement.
Boats.
Flight.
Firewalk.
2. Character Status.
A. Permanent Conditions.
Race/Traits.
MP.
Skill Points.
Magics Known.
B. Items.
Notes.
3. Special Items.
A. An Introduction.
B. Soul Crystal Slots.
Some Monsters.
And now...
1. Movement.
A. Overworld coordinates are strange, and I have yet to completely
understand it. Two locations seem able to have the same value, so there is
another address controlling larger areas, such as an AutoMap block.
Horizontal: The addresses 4684 and 4686
Vertical: The addresses 4685 and 4687
The pairs may work in tandem.
B. Town and dungeon coordinates are simple in this game. It is one of
the few addreses that change in a way that I understand fully. They are the
distance from the top-left corner of the map. It is a good idea to have the
game saving your maps.
Horizontal: The address 88123
Vertical: The address 88124
C. There are a few things that allow for special movement. I only have
information on Flight, Firewalking, and Boats. I learned something that,
in retrospect, would be obvious. Each boat seems to have its own ID#s.
Boats: Each boat has a unique set of ID#s. The addresses vary for
various boats. Cross water, and also lava in towns. These values
cause the party to be in a specific boat. If you need a boat for a
body of water, and it is not where you need it, it can be called back.
To be in a boat if you want to be in one (you can be currently on
land), set the following addresses to the following values:
4898= A8
4900= 51
35400= 4C
Flight: Flight is a whole-party status condition that allows for the
crossing of chasms and water. It has a limited length of effect,
measured by steps.
This is one of the strange counters.
Null (0) is 5C here.
The address 3700 64 should be an adequate value.
Firewalking is a status condition that allows the party to cross lava
safely. It may be individually set in battles, but battles are
rarely on lava.
Null is also 5C here.
The address 3704 64 should be an adequate value.
2. Character status.
A. Permanent conditions:
It should be noted that conditions for adjacent PCs are 1581 offsets
apart, so those for the PC 2 ahead would be 3162 forward.
Race/Traits: These affect the strengths and weaknesses of your
PCs in potentially very powerful ways. "Magically Inept"
and "Pacifist" can really screw you up. Here, you can
switch your high-level, disadvantaged PC's Traits into pure
advantages, however, don't take the challenge out of the
game.
Here, 6B is "off", and 6A is "on".
Here are the Traits addresses for PC 1:
Advantages
56021: Toughness
56022: Magically Apt
56023: Ambidexterous
56024: Nimble Fingers
56025: Cave Lore
56026: Good Constitution
Disadvantages
56027: Sluggish
56028: Magically Inept
56029: Frail
56030: Pacifist
One of Three
56031: Race: 6B: Human
6A: Nephil
69: Slith
MP: MP is supposed to stop at 99, but with a little work, one can
have 255 max MP. 6B yields zero, and 94 is sort of opposite 6B, in
counting Hex values.
The value 94 yields 255 max MP.
PC1: 54544
PC2: 56125
PC3: 57706
PC4: 59287
PC5: 60868
PC6: 62449
Skill: Skill points are the other currency needed to buy ability
levels. Normally, they are only earned, little by little, upon
gaining levels.
Once again, 94 yields 255 skill points.
PC1: 54548
PC2: 56129
PC3: 57710
PC4: 59291
PC5: 60872
PC6: 62453
Magics known: In this game, the magics are in a given order, and
each offset is assigned one magic.
Here, 6B means "not known", and 6A means "known". Here is the
address for the Level 3 Mage Spell "Resist Magic" (#30).
I believe that the Priest Spells are after the Mage Spells.
PC1: 55947
PC2: 57528
PC3: 59109
PC4: 60690
PC5: 62271
PC6: 63852
B. Items: Strangely or not, this is where item data resides. Anyway,
this is a really big, really important part of this game. As opposed
to other games that I have played, in this game, all of the qualities
of an item are set in that item in your inventory. The best way to
clarify that is to state that I have a Demonslayer and I also have a
Demonslayer(+2). My Scrioth flames, a Mithral Short Sword restores
MP, and a Mithral Chain Mail replaces Micah's gloves. My addresses
are formed from an obscure address, but I will put some notes on the
addresses at the end.
These were determined starting from 62006 in PC5's 15th slot. The
sequence should be the same for the slots, though. Feel free to add
others, but please remember to submit them, so that I may enjoy them.
For the values that yield numbers in the game, 94 yields 255.
The numbers are added to the first number of the slot.
Equippable items have different responses to different values. If
There is no listing in a later column to match a place in the first
column, then the meaning may be the same for both. It may be that,
if an item has a potion-type use, and there is no "level", then it
will have a maximum effect. But I do not have info on item "levels".
Phase Two Info: My first sub-project of Phase Two nature (that is,
it is putting data into an address that I did not extract from
changes inside the game) was to check the odd addresses. They seem
to be the upper two digits of the number, but they work a bit
differently than the even digits. Just set this area to 6B 60. It
yields 2810 or something, but it somehow interferes with other
equipped swords.
Weapon Armor
+0: Begin
+2: Damage Defense
+4: Defense Encumbrance
+6: Bonus
+8: Bonus
(Bonus is the sum of the two.)
+10: # Of Uses- if blank, may allow infinite uses.
+14: Graphic associated (See mixed.bmp in the folder with
Exile2.exe)
+16: Special effect: null=6B/slaydemon=59/slaygiant=58
flaming=4A/micahsgloves=08/ap+1=35/if you want others, find
them. Items without a set number of uses are reusable.
Potion effects work.
+24: Wether or not ID'd (Here, 6B is null, and 6A is "on".)
+26: Determines wether or not a weapon is magical. Even if a
weapon is not magical, if it has an effect (see above), it
cannnot be augmented. (Here, 6B is null, and 6A is "on".)
+60: End?
I would have put in the strings for certain items, but they are so
plentiful and flexible that any available item can be converted into
something much more powerful than could exist normally.
Any sword could be Dmg255/Bns510/Def255. No combination of normal
items could yield such power.
Here are my notes on item slot hex addresses:
Some addresses:
PC1's 14th slot begins at 55603.
PC1's 15th slot begins at 55682.
PC5's 15th slot begins at 62006.
PC6's 16th slot begins at 63666.
You should see that the individual slots of a single PC differ by 79
from the beginning of one slot to the beginning of the next (or
previous) slot.
3. Special items.
A. An introduction to special items: Special items are items that
have approximately one effective use each. These are the rare and
valuable artifacts that the player cannot be trusted to deal with.
I have almost no information on these because it would depreciate
from the game much more than all of my other addresses. I have
exactly one good address to work with. Actually, one could get free
clearances, but the advantages from using this list, or from the
Exile II Editor, are such that one can earn them easily enough, and
in due time, more importantly.
B. Soul Crystal slots: These are the only user-variable special
items. The Soul Crystal is earned in the Vahnatai Lands, and is
used with the Capture Soul and Simulacrum Mage Spells.
37508: Slot 1
37509: Slot 2
37510: Slot 3
37511: Slot 4
Hex Values For Some Monsters:
2A: Soul Crystal
30: Vahnatai Blademaster
C0: Athron
C3: Garzahd
[DF: DoomGuard]
Please note: The extra monsters formed from wounding a
splitting monster will be hostile, so therefore, UNDER NO
CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD DOOMGUARD BE SUMMONED! This is
unfortunate, because it would be so fun to have an expanding
legion of such monsters to attack enemies. Stay with magic
users for such purposes (They will summon new monsters for
your purposes.). The list from which you may choose monsters
and determine the correct value is in Exile2.exe. Use a
simple text editor like Edit.com to read it. The way that
Exile counts in this area is strange. It may count odd
values in one direction from the value that is a multiple of
Hex 10 (decimal 16), and even in the other direction. Trial
and error is necessary, so don't get too frustrated.
Those are all the Addresses I have, currently. Use them. Enjoy them. Work
from them. Please send in an e-mail if you even read this. I am not too
clear as to wether or not anyone else has this interest. I also have a
little work on Exile I, but I have more done on and more to do in Exile II.
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