IвЂ™ve never played a Cleric in a D&D game. What I am curious about is the recommendations here about being a Cleric. Since I give most of the good equipment we find to my main character, he can sometimes be a great fighter. IвЂ™m also enjoying the BardвЂ™s limited ability to cast spells, and be a decent fighter. Of course, from what IвЂ™ve seen so far, all Feats seem to kick ass. The вЂњRecommendвЂќ button during character creation and during Level-ups really does recommend some good stuff, and gives a good indication of where you should put your points and which Feats are good. I picked a bard, with good talking skills (Diplomacy, Bluff, Appraise) and high Lore so I never have to identify anything using spells. I just stayed away from multi-classing and the stuff that I donвЂ™t really understand. Rob_Merritt, I didnвЂ™t want to become a DnD rule master either, and I havenвЂ™t had any problems with the game so far. Take one if you want a not-to-difficult class to play, but want to RP a goody-goody. However, you are in a group and do not need to be self-sufficient.

They are slightly more complex then warriors and more self-sufficient. You can get every arcane spell in the game, and see how they all work. Wizards are the casters for newbies to choose. If you know how the spells work, then they are a great power-gamer choice. Sorcerers are the best caster class, but you need to know what spells to choose. Warlocks are complicated, donвЂ™t take them as your first character. The original Neverwinter Nights has sold over 2 million copies worldwide. Just keep in mind that one day your fists will turn into cannons. First impressions: Exploring Neverwinters leveling revamp and bard class. Just do not get upset with being a wuss for the first 5 levels and only mediocre for 5 after that. You might want to take this class if you do not want to every have to deal with the complications of multi-classing. I think at level 20 the get вЂgod modeвЂ™ as a passive ability. They are the one class you most likely do not want to multi-class out of. Monks are weak in the beginning, but incredibly powerful at high levels. I think a cleric would be a better choice though. Maybe if you played a druid as your main it might be different. You can give nekasha the boot once you get someone to replace her. Rogues might be good if you were to control them yourself, as your main. Maybe once you get a mage with knock, you can just suck up the damage from traps and use the spell to unlock doors and chests. The rogue you get next is worthless in combat and gets beat down all the time, however, removing traps and picking locks is indispensable. I would not want two fighters, so I would not make a fighter as your main. Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition (French)ДЄssuming this is for bg2, the highest I have seen is a level cap remover that allows you to hit level 50, but in all seriousness if you play all through SoA and ToB you will never hit the level cap without grinding ( I think my absolute best for XP was around 7.The dwarf fighter you get early is pretty good.3 Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition (French).6 Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition (Italiano).24 Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition (Italian).2 Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition (Deutsch).2 Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition (German).

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