What character type was I when I had a freaking bear following me around? Was that a Ranger and his animal companion?

Ranger or Druid most likely.

I felt like Pikel Bouldershoulder. :">

Couldn't druids also cast summoning spells, and get a small army following them?

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Pikel Bouldershoulder....he's a doo dad.

Couldn't druids also cast summoning spells, and get a small army following them?

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All casters could.

 

My Mage had a party of 4 at all times.

I used the 1st time a druid/fighter multiclass elf female chick, who looked like a sexy drow (chaotic neutral-later neutral good) :D

One character build I did was a Druid/Wizard. Had two panthers.

I typically prefer the melee fighters.

 

Paladins and monks were my most commonly played NWN characters.

I typically prefer the melee fighters.

 

Paladins and monks were my most commonly played NWN characters.

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Same.

"Weren't they invisible as well? And damned near impossible to hit, with mad thieving skills?"

 

Nah. Not too hard to hit. But, II gives all attackers 50% chance to miss unless they have blind fighting which gets them one reroll.

 

 

"One character build I did was a Druid/Wizard. Had two panthers."

 

Yeah; but not as strong a s a single one. Better yet, try Druid/Wizard/Sorceror (or Ranger as 3rd class).

 

Familairs, and Animal Companions Galore!

 

I haven't tried it myself; but that would be hilarious!

 

 

 

I like F/C, or Wizards. F/R/WM is also nice.

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Well, I didn't get to far but eventually I wanted to be able to change into a panther as well and just have three panthers going around and tearing people apart.

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Yeah, as a druid i fight melee too, and had a little bear.

+healing spells

+buffs

+barkskin,and other enchantments

+controll animal(or what the spell name is)

I did enjoy my Sorceror/Fighter/RDD. The Devastating Critical or whatever which is "save or die" was too damned funny, especially with my greater cleave.

I typically prefer the melee fighters.

 

Paladins and monks were my most commonly played NWN characters.

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I always play spellcasters of some kind, I like to blow things up :D

 

Though I have been tempted to try out a shifter (which would be a shapeshifting melee class)

The great thing about Bioware D&D games, is that you can still blow people up with swords! I typically gibbed 90% of the people I fought against. Good fun!

I always play spellcasters of some kind, I like to blow things up :D

 

Though I have been tempted to try out a shifter (which would be a shapeshifting melee class)

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If we ever play online together you can be my spellcaster and I'll be your tank.

"The Devastating Critical or whatever which is "save or die" was too damned funny, especially with my greater cleave."

 

That's an overpwoered feat. Funnily sad part is that supposedly its verbatim how it is in pnp. LOL

 

I wouldn't know since I haven't seen the epic pnp rules; bt still that's one feat that shouldn't have been added. Overwhelming Critical is also powerful but still balanced consideirng its epicness. But, Devastating Critical is way too much.

Hmm...

 

Shapeshifting to a Tank, now that would be fun!

"The Devastating Critical or whatever which is "save or die" was too damned funny, especially with my greater cleave."

 

That's an overpwoered feat. Funnily sad part is that supposedly its verbatim how it is in pnp. LOL

 

I wouldn't know since I haven't seen the epic pnp rules; bt still that's one feat that shouldn't have been added. Overwhelming Critical is also powerful but still balanced consideirng its epicness. But, Devastating Critical is way too much.

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Yeah, devastating Critical is insane, and too easy to get with all of the strength buffs that the RDD gets.

"The Devastating Critical or whatever which is "save or die" was too damned funny, especially with my greater cleave."

 

That's an overpwoered feat. Funnily sad part is that supposedly its verbatim how it is in pnp. LOL

 

I wouldn't know since I haven't seen the epic pnp rules; bt still that's one feat that shouldn't have been added. Overwhelming Critical is also powerful but still balanced consideirng its epicness. But, Devastating Critical is way too much.

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Yeah, devastating Critical is insane, and too easy to get with all of the strength buffs that the RDD gets.

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No one of my group ever want to play epic

They wanna play again and again lower than lvl12 <_<

Even if we play from lvl1 to 12, many of them wanna leave the chars then

What should i do?

Screw 'em... literally.

 

I love all levels, and I was an epic unbeleiveer; but it's very hard tod eny the fun of playing epic level characters in NWN. Can't comapre to Epic 3E in pnp; but in NWN if the battles are balanced FAIRLY (fairly is the key; not enemies thata re immune to every special ability or spell in the book) it rocks.

 

That's why I mentioned that Action PW in the 'NWN Module' thread.

 

Good stuff.

Screw 'em... literally.

 

I love all levels, and I was an epic unbeleiveer; but it's very hard tod eny the fun of playing epic level characters in NWN. Can't comapre to Epic 3E in pnp; but in NWN if the battles are balanced FAIRLY (fairly is the key; not enemies thata re immune to every special ability or spell in the book) it rocks.

 

That's why I mentioned that Action PW in the 'NWN Module' thread.

 

Good stuff.

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I just can't 'screw them' couse they my friends

(and anyway, not many RPG-ers near here " )

You basically have three options:

 

1. Suck it up

 

2. Get new friends

 

3. Whine until you get what you want (which, if you're unlucky may force you to chose option 2).

 

Welcome to the rock and the hard place.