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Oh, come on, he's not that bad.

This is true. I did the same with RE4 and Romancing Saga. I used the lists, then read the guide's walkthrough after I had beaten the games.

Quit trying to be a buzzkill volo We should be grateful.

Awesome. Thank you for that, Llyranor. :D This game sounds better by the minute.

Actually all three have some sort of technology. I'm not sure about the FR, but I think the gnomes of one god can make steamtech. In dragonlance you've got tinkergnomes And in Ravenloft, some areas are as high as the renaissance of earth. "

Well, that sucks.

Wow, that would be awesome of them. Like awesome awesome.

It's Microsoft's way of getting people to buy a new computer.

That's true. Based on the manual someone posted a bit ago, I'm thinking they were all watered down a bit. Of course, they were in NWN the first as well.

Can you rate it on a 1-10?

Iron Kingdoms ftw.

True, I do have that...

Unless you're playing in a stone-age game... DnD will have some sort of "technology" in it.

I have to agree. I mean those types of games are what they do well.

Not suprising.

Play Arcanum. Swords with a bit of technology thrown in. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> More than a bit. Seeing as it has steampowered-armor in it.

Lord of War Not what I expected.

This game looked cool, until I read that. <_<

Even a pruned version might be good.

Du Hast - by Rammstien

I've always liked the 2nd edition example where they "precast" the spell in themselves for release latter. Kinda like loading a gun with specific types of bullets and then firing them.

It's possible. Anyway, on the topic at hand. What information do we really have about Jefferson? It's been so long I've forgotten.

Ok, Hades.

Bards can heal too. That being said, Druids crush Bards. Shapechanging, solid spell selection, decent armor, powerful pets. though I'm not sure how much of that translates into NWN2.

I don't really have recipies... I just throw stuff together. :ph34r: