Can we have a list of NWN2's joinable NPCs?

[ramza]

Since NWN2 has been released, noone has bothered making a list of the 10 NPCs that will join you during your quest.

 

So far we know that there is:

a gnome bard

a golem

an elven wizard

a dwarven fighter

 

who are the other 6?

[Xard]

that tiefling rogue

 

I see possible spoilers here

[Darque]

I do to.

 

Please fix your spoilers please.

[Jorian Drake]

I do to.

 

Please fix your spoilers please.

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high-damage spoiler alarm! :ph34r:

[ramza]

What's the point of hiding any information revealed in this thread when one can understand that he is about to discover spoilers just by reading the thread's title?

 

I mean, every post will have to hidden if we follow the boards' rules. Besides, what else except for spoilers can be said in this thread anyway?

[J.E. Sawyer]

 

Khelgar - Male Dwarf Fighter

Neeshka - Female Tiefling Rogue

Elanee - Female Elf Druid

Casavir - Male Human Paladin

Qara - Female Human Sorcerer

Grobnar - Male Gnome Bard

Sand - Male Elf Wizard

Construct - Construct Fighter

Shandra - Female Human Fighter

Bishop - Male Human Ranger

Zhjaeve - Female Githzerai Cleric

Ammon - Male Human Warlock

 

[Joseph Bulock]

All the more reason to hide information that might hurt the experience of others. Just because someone clicks into this topic doesn't mean they really, really want to know the entire companion list.

[Gfted1]

Zhjaeve - Female Githzerai Cleric

 

 

 

Hmm, never heard of that race before. Anyone know of a link to a description or a picture?

[mkreku]

Oohh, dangerous thread! My spoiler senses are tingling!

[Sargallath Abraxium]

Hmm, never heard of that race before. Anyone know of a link to a description or a picture?

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...ya ne'er played Planescape: Torment, did ya???...for shame...

 

 

...WHO LUVS YA, BABY!!...

[Gfted1]

^No, I havent.

 

Is it some bastardized version of a Githyanki?

[Jorian Drake]

Zhjaeve - Female Githzerai Cleric

 

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Hmm, never heard of that race before. Anyone know of a link to a description or a picture?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Githzerai

 

 

Edited November 1, 2006 by jorian

[Gfted1]

Thanks jorian, I always forget stuff like that is in Wiki. Maybe they can answer my prestige class questions from the "impressions" thread too.

[Jorian Drake]

Thanks jorian, I always forget stuff like that is in Wiki. Maybe they can answer my prestige class questions from the "impressions" thread too.

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only base class things are interacted with prestige classes

 

no ability scores

no feats

 

 

thus if a prestige class requited +5 attack, 4 on intimidatin and iron will you nead:

 

the Iron Will feat

atleast +5 base attack Bonus (BAB)

and atleast 4 levels in the intimidation skill

 

 

you can archieve these:

 

BAB with warrior classes on lvl 5

Iron Will when ever you chose it as feat

now skills are a bit more tricky: either on lvl 1 if it has it as class skill, or lvl 5 if not

 

 

BUT if you have a strenght of 14 and you have a modifier of +2 becouse of this it doesn't give you +5 BAB on lvl 3

 

 

(hope this helped)

[Gfted1]

^I appreciate you explaining things to me. Here is my question from the other thread:

 

Can someone please explain to me prestige classes?

 

So I was leafing through the manual and reading up on the available prestige classes and all it states is the minimum requirement to attain said class. The classes state you get this or that at X level and some of them are really low, like level 2-3. So, do you get to jump right into a prestige class as long as you meet the requirements regardless of level? What level do you need to be to start taking presige classes? How can you receive some prestige perk at level 2 or 3? Meaning, say you have to be level 10 to start a prestige class, does your level drop to level one of the prestige class?

 

Me so confused.

[Sargallath Abraxium]

^No, I havent.

 

Is it some bastardized version of a Githyanki?

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...the Githzerai and the Githyanki were once one people, but became split into two "races"...

 

 

...WHO LUVS YA, BABY!!...

[Jorian Drake]

^I appreciate you explaining things to me. Here is my question from the other thread:

 

Can someone please explain to me prestige classes?

 

So I was leafing through the manual and reading up on the available prestige classes and all it states is the minimum requirement to attain said class. The classes state you get this or that at X level and some of them are really low, like level 2-3. So, do you get to jump right into a prestige class as long as you meet the requirements regardless of level? What level do you need to be to start taking presige classes? How can you receive some prestige perk at level 2 or 3? Meaning, say you have to be level 10 to start a prestige class, does your level drop to level one of the prestige class?

 

Me so confused.

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normally, if you have the requirements as anything (even mage) you can get that prestige class, be it magic user or fighter or whatever.

Just have the requirements at one point for them

 

^No, I havent.

 

Is it some bastardized version of a Githyanki?

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...the Githzerai and the Githyanki were once one people, but became split into two "races"...

 

 

...WHO LUVS YA, BABY!!...

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uprising against illithid slavers < breaking free < problems between leaders < split of culture < split of race

 

 

 

Similar to drow history, except how/why it began

Edited November 1, 2006 by jorian

[Gfted1]

normally, if you have the requirements as anything (even mage) you can get that prestige class, be it magic user or fighter or whatever.

Just have the requirements at one point for them

 

 

Ok, so looking at page 38 of the manual, it states that the requirements for a Divine Champion are:

 

HPpL: 10

BaB: 7

Feats: Weapon Focus

 

That sounds pretty easy to have from the very beginning. Can I be a Divine Champion right at character creation?

[Sand]

No.

[deganawida]

normally, if you have the requirements as anything (even mage) you can get that prestige class, be it magic user or fighter or whatever.

Just have the requirements at one point for them

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Ok, so looking at page 38 of the manual, it states that the requirements for a Divine Champion are:

 

HPpL: 10

BaB: 7

Feats: Weapon Focus

 

That sounds pretty easy to have from the very beginning. Can I be a Divine Champion right at character creation?

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No. You need a Base Attack Bonus (BAB) of +7 or higher. For Fighters, Barbarians, Paladins, and Rangers, that won't occur until level 7. Rogues, Monks, and Bards won't be able to qualify until level 10.

[Jorian Drake]

normally, if you have the requirements as anything (even mage) you can get that prestige class, be it magic user or fighter or whatever.

Just have the requirements at one point for them

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Ok, so looking at page 38 of the manual, it states that the requirements for a Divine Champion are:

 

HPpL: 10

BaB: 7

Feats: Weapon Focus

 

That sounds pretty easy to have from the very beginning. Can I be a Divine Champion right at character creation?

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***being nasty and pointing out on BAB +7= atleast 7th level***

 

 

heh, information overrun

Edited November 1, 2006 by jorian

[Gfted1]

***being nasty and pointing out on BAB +7= atleast 7th level***

 

 

D'oh! Well, have mercy. My entire knowledge of 3/3.5 consists of almost finishing chaper one of IWDII.

 

EDIT: Thanks to deganawida too!

Edited November 1, 2006 by Gfted1

[Jorian Drake]

***being nasty and pointing out on BAB +7= atleast 7th level***

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D'oh! Well, have mercy. My entire knowledge of 3/3.5 consists of almost finishing chaper one of IWDII.

 

EDIT: Thanks to deganawida too!

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I must say the 'new' thing about multiclassing and that all the classes have the same chances in improvement are the things i most love in the new edition

 

 

I also sometimes play as a 'gestalt', but not to powerplay, to create my favorite 'lone wolf casanova', a Ranger/Bard gestalt

[deganawida]

I must say the 'new' thing about multiclassing and that all the classes have the same chances in improvement are the things i most love in the new edition

 

 

I also sometimes play as a 'gestalt', but not to powerplay, to create my favorite 'lone wolf casanova', a Ranger/Bard gestalt

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Multiclassing can be fun. It's especially important in d20 Modern, but the only way to get a full BAB is to be straight Tough Hero.

 

As far as D&D multiclassing goes, I like Ranger/Barbarian (for a throwback to the 1E Ranger) and Ranger/Rogue (for my Urban Ranger).

[Meshugger]

Khelgar - Male Dwarf Fighter

Neeshka - Female Tiefling Rogue

Elanee - Female Elf Druid

Casavir - Male Human Paladin

Qara - Female Human Sorcerer

Grobnar - Male Gnome Bard

Sand - Male Elf Wizard

Construct - Construct Fighter

Shandra - Female Human Fighter

Bishop - Male Human Ranger

Zhjaeve - Female Githzerai Cleric

Ammon - Male Human Warlock

 

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Are all those available through the game? Or are a couple gender/alignment based? If so, which ones are what?