xaviorq8: I couldn't just let this go (Been waiting a long time to play this game again!), so I did some digging to find what was wrong:

Within the "Modules" folder in the game's installation directory is a file named "Ahkuilon.rvm". Long story short, the dialog script in question within the file is referencing Sardok by an incorrect object name.

If you open the file with a text editor and either go to line 1140 or search for "Sardok.say I4SAR00", you will be at the first mistaken line. You can simply change each "Sardok.say" within this dialog section to "SardokT.say" to correct the issue. (Sixteen lines to change in total.) HOWEVER, doing only that will throw off what I presume to be the file's header count/sizes, preventing the game from correctly loading the file. A very simple solution (that thankfully worked!) is since you are only adding one character, the "T", to each line, you can delete the TAB character that precedes each line to keep the numbers even.

xaviorq8: I couldn't just let this go (Been waiting a long time to play this game again!), so I did some digging to find what was wrong:

Within the "Modules" folder in the game's installation directory is a file named "Ahkuilon.rvm". Long story short, the dialog script in question within the file is referencing Sardok by an incorrect object name.

If you open the file with a text editor and either go to line 1140 or search for "Sardok.say I4SAR00", you will be at the first mistaken line. You can simply change each "Sardok.say" within this dialog section to "SardokT.say" to correct the issue. (Sixteen lines to change in total.) HOWEVER, doing only that will throw off what I presume to be the file's header count/sizes, preventing the game from correctly loading the file. A very simple solution (that thankfully worked!) is since you are only adding one character, the "T", to each line, you can delete the TAB character that precedes each line to keep the numbers even.

DevilGunslinger: I tried that and the game still won't load, unless I'm doing something wrong.

xaviorq8: Which text editor did you use to make the changes? (I used Notepad++)

DevilGunslinger: Final edit: downloaded Notepad++, changed them, and it works perfectly. I kept trying to use the regular Notepad and Wordpad to edit it.

xaviorq8: I couldn't just let this go (Been waiting a long time to play this game again!), so I did some digging to find what was wrong:

Within the "Modules" folder in the game's installation directory is a file named "Ahkuilon.rvm". Long story short, the dialog script in question within the file is referencing Sardok by an incorrect object name.

If you open the file with a text editor and either go to line 1140 or search for "Sardok.say I4SAR00", you will be at the first mistaken line. You can simply change each "Sardok.say" within this dialog section to "SardokT.say" to correct the issue. (Sixteen lines to change in total.) HOWEVER, doing only that will throw off what I presume to be the file's header count/sizes, preventing the game from correctly loading the file. A very simple solution (that thankfully worked!) is since you are only adding one character, the "T", to each line, you can delete the TAB character that precedes each line to keep the numbers even.

xaviorq8: I couldn't just let this go (Been waiting a long time to play this game again!), so I did some digging to find what was wrong:

Within the "Modules" folder in the game's installation directory is a file named "Ahkuilon.rvm". Long story short, the dialog script in question within the file is referencing Sardok by an incorrect object name.

If you open the file with a text editor and either go to line 1140 or search for "Sardok.say I4SAR00", you will be at the first mistaken line. You can simply change each "Sardok.say" within this dialog section to "SardokT.say" to correct the issue. (Sixteen lines to change in total.) HOWEVER, doing only that will throw off what I presume to be the file's header count/sizes, preventing the game from correctly loading the file. A very simple solution (that thankfully worked!) is since you are only adding one character, the "T", to each line, you can delete the TAB character that precedes each line to keep the numbers even.

Arkaever: The Solution I found, based on previous discoveries by those who posted here, is this:

1 - Go to the "\Revenant\Modules\" folder
2 - Make a copy of "Ahkuilon.rvm" to another folder, in case something goes wrong.
3 - Open "Ahkuilon.rvm" with a program capable of reading ZIP files
4 - Extract all files to a temporary folder
5 - Change the properties of the "keep.s" so it ISN'T Read-Only
6 - Edit "keep.s" and change all instances of "Sardok.say" to "SardokT.say" (without the quotation marks)
7 - Save "keep.s" and change properties so it IS Read-Only again
8 - Pack all files in the temporary folder into a ZIP file WITH THE COMPRESSION METHOD SET TO NO COMPRESSION ("Store" is the compression method's name in WinRAR, you will have to figure out the name in other programs). Make sure the directory structure in the ZIP file is the same as the original
9 - Delete "Ahkuilon.rvm"
10 - Rename the ZIP file to "Ahkuilon.rvm" and place it in the "\Revenant\Modules\" folder
11 - Delete temporary folder

And that's that. The program will now run perfectly as far as Sardok's lines at the Keep are concerned.

If you can't play the game after this process, just restore the old "Ahkuilon.rvm" you saved just in case.

selticus1978: Can you upload it here so everyone can take the fixed file ???