"ArtMoney Table","11","7.33","197AAFAF","F9E69EAF","1000","1","1","english","Sacrifice (Demo 0508)","Sacrifice.exe","12/02/2005","2","5","0","1","768","0","Service Pack 4","OLLI","Munich,Germany","oliver@sahr-net.com","M","32","N","N","0","","The addresses are changing their position in memory every time you
load the game / reload a savegame.
But the addresses are moving in a block, so you just need to find ONE
address to make ALL other addresses valid.
More details you get in the ArtMoney-help, section 'Tutorial', topic
'Using the Offset Calculate / Offset Apply functions'.

Start a level / load a savegame.
Move the mouse over a spell-icon. Now you see your actual 'mana'-value.
If it shows for example 200/1000 then you have 1000 mana at the moment.
Search this value with the 'Exact Value' search-method.
Use the datatype 2-Bytes.

Cast any spell (like healing yourself).
Pause the game with [ESC] and search with the 'Decrease' search-method.
Continue playing and search again (as described in the ArtMoney-help,
topic 'Tutorial').
After some searches you will find 1 or 2 addresses.

If you have found 2 addresses just wait a little bit until your mana is full
and you will see, what address is the right one.

Use this address to make the other addresses valid (Offset Calculate/Offset 
Apply).
This is described in the ArtMoney-help, section tutorial.

Notes:
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- You should freeze your mana. So you can cast many many spells !
- Your health is in the tutorial always at a value between 1000 and 2000 (when
  it is full). Also freeze the health !
- Set your Souls to a big value (like 50 or greater) and freeze your mana.
  Now you can create a lot of creatures (a big army) !
- I found the 'Number of Peasants rescued' for the first mission in the campaign.
  I recognized that I could not change this address.


With this table you will have NO problems playing the demo of Sacrifice !

Have fun using this table!

Greetings

OLLI","Mana","06357214","","","","ni2","","0","Souls","06357238","","","","ni1","","0","Health","06356FC2","","","","ni2","","0","Number of Peasants rescued","008B2DE4","","","","ni1","","0"