string GetLastLexiconUpdateBy(float fVersionNumber) 
{
   if(1.69 == fVersionNumber) 
   {   return "Axe Murderer, Baragg, Fireboar, FunkySwerve, Graewerld, Hue-Tsi, Jimmy Buffet, 
               Ken Cotterill, Kolyana, Kookoo, Mistress, motu99, Phann, Proleric, ShaDoOoW, 
               Sunjammer, and Tyndrel";   }	
               			
   else if(1.65 <= fVersionNumber && 1.68 >= fVersionNumber)
   {   return "bernosky, Kookoo, and Mistress";   }
   	 
   else
   {   return "NWN Lexicon Group"; }
}

This update covers the new material Bioware released in 1.69 as well as significant updates to the #include files. There are also some nifty new tutorials. For a complete list of additions and changes check out the change log.

No, the GLLUB team does not plan any further updates. This is it.

string GetLastLexiconUpdateBy(float fVersionNumber) 
{
   if(1.65 <= fVersionNumber && 1.68 >= fVersionNumber)
   {   return "bernosky, Kookoo, and Mistress";   }
   	 
   else
   {   return "NWN Lexicon Group"; }
}

This update picks up where Jasperre's November 2004 version left off. His version covered roughly through 1.64 and this new version covers roughly through 1.68. For a complete list of additions and changes check out the change log.

The NWN Lexicon has been a work in progress for over two years now. It is a reference, which although perhaps not the easiest way to contribute to, continues to be the best general purpose reference for NWScript. This is due in part because of the large number of people who contribute information to the Lexicon's maintainers, but this time around also owes a large part of its continued existence to Jasperre. He has been a solid maintainer of the Lexicon since spring 2004 and without his help this November release would not have materialized.

You'll also notice the beginnings of a Deutsch (German) translation for the Lexicon has been set up. This edition has not made it very far in the editing process, but I have set it up to see if there are enough Deutsch speakers out there willing to commit the time required in order to perform the translation. If there are, then we'll start working on creating a way for the Lexicon creation process to handle multiple languages.