To keep things short, while playing an undead gunslinger and having just reached the Sanctum, for some reason the cloak of deception buff stopped working and, despite it being active, Aeryn was hostile, and she appeared directly in front of me, preventing me from attacking the sorcerers. After she killed me and died herself, some seriously odd occurences starting happening. Elandar became invincible for a few turns (all the damage I was doing was reported as "shifted", but he didn't have any buffs that should be causing that, and the damage was never dealt to anything), and all enemies except Elandar and Argoniel became incapable of damaging me (though they could still inflict status effects). I died again, and came back, only to find that Argoniel had just vanished. She wasn't invisible when I died, and she wasn't doing anything, she was just missing. After dieing again, I tried to just exit the game, only to find that I couldn't actually save (save game, main menu, or exit game did absolutely nothing). The game then crashed, and, after I came back from the Eidolon plane, found that I was invulnerable. At this time the different enemies began fighting fighting each other, only occasionally attempting to attack me. After finishing the battle the graphics for the portals out failed to appear, though they were still usable. I also became "out of time", as I could move around, perform actions, etc., and absolutely nothing would do anything, every NPC, even the ones that should be hostile, were completely motionless. I also found that the entire Sunwall was hostile, until I put the Cloak of Deception back on, at which point the effect starting working as it should. I could then swap cloaks without any problems happening. As stuntofthelitter requested, I've uploaded my save at
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByqMSM ... sp=sharing, in hopes that someone can figure out what manner of anomaly happened, as it looks like this isn't just the buggy behavior of the the fortress cloak effect that's already known. I mentioned most of this in the in game chat, but there were some things I left out due to not noticing them at the time, or just being so confused by them that I didn't give full details.
EDIT: I just remembered two major red flags that happened earlier in high peak. The first was a stair guardian who mysteriously took several turns in a row, before the game threw a Lua error (not enough memory), and the second was an armored skeleton warrior that displayed the exact same invulnerability as Elandar, with the same exact effects and I think even the same duration, despite not showing any buffs that would permit that. I probably should have just killed the game after that stair guard, but I wanted to claim my first Nightmare win. The stack trace of that Lua error:
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error = "Lua Error: /engine/interface/ActorTalents.lua:279: /engine/interface/ActorTalents.lua:256: /engine/interface/ActorTalents.lua:150: not enough memory\
At [C]:-1 \
At [C]:-1 error\
At /engine/interface/ActorTalents.lua:279 useTalent\
At /mod/ai//tactical.lua:418 runAI\
At /mod/ai//tactical.lua:446 doAI\
At /mod/class/NPC.lua:72 act\
At /engine/GameEnergyBased.lua:129 tickLevel\
At /engine/GameEnergyBased.lua:64 tick\
At /engine/GameTurnBased.lua:51 tick\
At /mod/class/Game.lua:1271 "