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*spazzes*

 

Kinda disspaointed about the new spells. Outside of mirror image not too many of them I'd consider 'cool'.

 

And, Mass Ethrealness (ie. GS)? WOWSERS! Tad powerful..... But, cool.

 

Tower shields give +4 ac now....

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I shall reserve judgement till I have actually played the game, though the lack of exotic weapons is disturbing.

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what, no finnish version?

 

 

If we Swedes dont need localised games, neither do you.

 

 

(in the near future, publishers will drop localisation entirely as its too expensive)

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what, no finnish version?

 

 

If we Swedes dont need localised games, neither do you.

 

 

(in the near future, publishers will drop localisation entirely as its too expensive)

 

and pretty useless too. then again you always get a chuckle or two from the translation. how come fantasy speak sounds so nerdy and ridiculous in every other language than english?

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Dicipline is in?

 

Monk run speed means monks can finally walk normally?

 

HP per level: 10 - Why not d10? Does that mean we don't get rolls?

 

Frenzy gives only +6 STR regardless of lvl? And it only gives 2 dmg/rd? On the other hand, barbarian rage only gives +4 STR/CON, and that has to be wrong so...

 

Inspire Frenzy sends all allies into Frenzy. Ouch...

 

Just a few oddities :)

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"though the lack of exotic weapons is disturbing."

 

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I have. There are very little exotic weapons to choose from. Only the kama, bastard sword, dwarven waraxe, katana, and the shuriken are listed (page 74). In the first Neverwinter Nights there was a dozen or so exotic weapons like the double and dire weapons.

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Wow :) They really gimped the warlock :wacko:

 

No imbue? The class fails :wacko:

The class hardly fails, but I definitely agree that the +4 to UMD checks hardly makes up for the lack of imbue. Also solely lacking is the ability to trade feats for additional invocations, as well as spell-like ability metamagic feat equilavents. A few invocations were also gimped, like Wall of (less than) Perilous Flame.

 

Regardless, I still plan on playing a warlock, since it's the roleplaying decision I've made for my evil character, and I'm sticking to it.

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Wow :) They really gimped the warlock :wacko:

 

No imbue? The class fails :wacko:

The class hardly fails, but I definitely agree that the +4 to UMD checks hardly makes up for the lack of imbue. Also solely lacking is the ability to trade feats for additional invocations, as well as spell-like ability metamagic feat equilavents. A few invocations were also gimped, like Wall of (less than) Perilous Flame.

 

Regardless, I still plan on playing a warlock, since it's the roleplaying decision I've made for my evil character, and I'm sticking to it.

 

Actually a couple have been enchanced.

 

Warlocks get Shapechange in NWN2 it seems :blink:

 

Depending on the shapes, that might make up for the lack of enchanting for me. :)

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Actually a couple have been enchanced.

 

Warlocks get Shapechange in NWN2 it seems  :)

 

Depending on the shapes, that might make up for the lack of enchanting for me. :wacko:

Yeah, the way they've revamped Word of Changing looks to be tasty indeed.

 

Not sure if specific shape info would be considered a spoiler (seeing as the manual doesn't make it clear), but...

 

Cornugon for the win! The huge str/dex/con buffs this shape has will make for some interesting melee potential and one badass looking char :D

 

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"I have. There are very little exotic weapons to choose from. Only the kama, bastard sword, dwarven waraxe, katana, and the shuriken are listed (page 74). In the first Neverwinter Nights there was a dozen or so exotic weapons like the double and dire weapons."

 

My mistake. I interpreted what you wrote about 'lack' as being equivelant to none as opposed to not as mucha s you hoped.

 

And, you bring up soemthing I missed. I didn't even realzie they took the double weapons out. Urgh! Those are rather :cool: !

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