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When you kill the immortals, how does that keep the game from going to a dead end?

I have finished the game with a mage, and I want to try a sorceror. If I use shadowkeeper to change the mage to a sorcerer, is that cheating?

Also, depending on how powerful you are when you start a new game, the BG2 will drop liches all over the place when you go to the temple ruins to defeat the Shadow King.

I think that some enemies have resistances to piercing and slashing damage. If you look at Icewind Dale (H of W) you will notice that they give you the amount of damage you deal and the amount the enemy resisted. The same may go for BG2, but they just don't tell you how much damage the enemy resists ...

Couldn't a spell trigger that had the ruby ray, breach, and the warding whip cause trouble because the ruby ray would drop any basic high level resistance, the breach would drop the skins, and the warding whip would remove high level protections for three rounds. Follow that up with a contingency ...