Icewind Dale 3........

[EnderAndrew]

I thought he bought the license to the game. Why buy the art?

[roshan]

Froim what i remember fearguis boiuight all the art assets foiir the bis games.... incluiding falloiuit etc juisit foiir emoiitioinal reasoins. He wanted toii oiwin the art that was created while he led bis.

 

At least thats what I think happened.

[Child of Flame]

Yeppers.

 

Feargie has grown soft and sentimental in his old age.

[EnderAndrew]

What's why Karzak loves him.

[Lord Tingeling]

Nah. High level fighter/mages multiclass is the best there is.

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I see you're new to powergaming, then.

 

Try either Assassin/cleric (DuHM + RM + Staff of the Ram + assassination, anyone?) or Assassin/mage (mislead exploit), maybe even Assassin/fighter (using assassination) if you're after damage. Fighter/mages suck in that regard.

 

Note: this is in the context of BG2/ToB.

[Musopticon?]

Kensai/Mage anyone?

[Lord Tingeling]

Kensai/Mage anyone?

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Kensai/mages are uber.

 

Kensai/mages cannot, however, attack ten times per round with all attacks doing x6 or even x7 damage- something that Assassin/mages can. Nor can they performed maximized x7 backstabs, something that asssassin/clerics can (can't remember if the xp cap allows for level 23 assassins/24+ clerics but if so they can perform *10* maximized x7 backstabs in a single round).

 

When it comes to pure, unadultered violence, kensai/mages have got NOTHING on some of the more cheesy thief DCs or even MCs.

 

COMMA!

[Musopticon?]

[Lord Tingeling]

[Musopticon?]

I meant I was agreeing with you, doofus.

 

How about Kensai/Thief? Can you use ki strike with a backstab?

[Jumjalum]

What's the best time to dual class a kensai/mage?

[Lord Tingeling]

I meant I was agreeing with you, doofus.

 

How about Kensai/Thief? Can you use ki strike with a backstab?

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Yes.

 

@Jumjalum: I can't exactly remember, been so long. 9, 11 or thereabouts, I think.

[Deraldin]

What's the best time to dual class a kensai/mage?

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Depends on if you have ToB or not. If not the best time to dual is level 9. If you have ToB it is better to wait until you are at level 13, which is when you get your last half attack. Pretty sure those are accurate.

[Gabrielle]

Nah. High level fighter/mages multiclass is the best there is.

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I see you're new to powergaming, then.

 

Try either Assassin/cleric (DuHM + RM + Staff of the Ram + assassination, anyone?) or Assassin/mage (mislead exploit), maybe even Assassin/fighter (using assassination) if you're after damage. Fighter/mages suck in that regard.

 

Note: this is in the context of BG2/ToB.

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Nope. Been a powergamer since Diablo came out.

[mkreku]

Weird. I never played any D&D character I liked higher than level 8 I think. That was the cap for Pool of Radiance. After that the characters became too powerful and all the fun went out the window. This was in 2E by the way.

[Lord Tingeling]

Nah. High level fighter/mages multiclass is the best there is.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

I see you're new to powergaming, then.

 

Try either Assassin/cleric (DuHM + RM + Staff of the Ram + assassination, anyone?) or Assassin/mage (mislead exploit), maybe even Assassin/fighter (using assassination) if you're after damage. Fighter/mages suck in that regard.

 

Note: this is in the context of BG2/ToB.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Nope. Been a powergamer since Diablo came out.

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Well, then aren't very good at it. BG powergaming, that is. Sorcerers >>>>>>> F/M.

 

Can F/M chain timestop/IA with DB, ADHW and Sunfire? No.

[Walsingham]

Nevermind being UBER, what is the most tactically challenging combination to play, for the diehards?