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I would go against waiting until epic to take you weapon master lvls. I've tried that build before and I think 6 lvls of fighter will give you enough feats to go wm, so 6 fighter, 7 wm (to get all the bonuses) and rest in monk. It is harder to play a kensai in NWN because of the point buy system ...

There was a really nice sticky thread about that about a month ago. Use the search function.

LeMasterMind

Just to let you know, in your post you said you were at lvl 7. You should be around lvl 9-10 when you fight Brother Toras. Spoiler; highlight to read better.
First, go to a place with easier bad guys. I suggest going up the north road and clearing out the goblins. Then take the trolls on east road ...

Just to throw this out there, I like a 5 fighter/1 Bard/10 RDD/Rest in Bard build. At the end of HoT, with all your buffs and equipment, your STR is at a rockin' 45. The comes out to a modifer of around 17. At the end of your RDD lvls, you also get a CHA boost is good for the bard.

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Just to let you know, that is pretty good. I suggest going with a higher AB first, along with more damage. My uncle has a saying, "Throw the first punch and make it hard so you don't have to throw another one." Have a high AB does just that. Kill the monster before he can swing. Then work on your AC ...

I am pretty sure the level is 7 for the henchmen to finish their stories in Chapter 1, level 12 in Chapter 2 and I'm not sure in Chapter 3. (I haven't played the OC in a while. )

Spoilers. Go to the "control room" I think it is called and hit the left hand panel until a "5" comes up. Then hit the right hand panel until a "4" comes up. That should summon the golem. Then hit the middle panel and that will blow the golem up. All that info can be gotten in the walkthrough.
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In the end of SoU, in the "Temple of the Winds", the meat can be used to lure the big monster thing that deals a lot of fire damage away from where you are. Other than that it doesn't matter. BTW, highlight to read.

LeMasterMind

I've been playing online and I need to know how to build a cleric that can hit hard as well. I was thinking, 6 lvls of fighter, 11 in cleric, and rest in fighter. BTW, the server I play on, the games end at around lvl 25. I'm open to all comments and suggestions. Some stats would be nice. Thanks in ...

Its CON, so drink a potion of Endurance.

I play more online now. I was just wonder if the greatsword 2d6 or the greataxe 1d12 does more damage. Please include aspects that I didn't think about. The server I play on has the same bonuses on each type of weapon, so that doesn't matter. Thanks in advance.

LeMasterMind

[QUOTE=Fiberfar]Shouldn't he be using a one handed weapon? I mean, the AC bonus the shield woulg give could be the critical thing to the build.[/QUOTE]

In the solo OC that is a very good point, but on online it is different. The damage that a greatsword or another two-handed weapon does is needed ...

Good point Fib. The next best character for multiplayer is a fighter rogue. Keep your skills in heal, discipline, and parry. The importance is in that order. Keep your stats max str and everything else in dex and con. 6 lvls in fighter to get all the fighting feats, 5 in rogue to get a good sneak ...

The best character for multiplayer is a RDD. 5 fighter, 1 bard, 10 RDD. Split the rest of the lvls between fighter and bard. Put in skills only on heal and disciple; save the skill for the bard lvls to max out tumble.

16 str
13 dex
16 con
8 wis
10 int
8 cha

I think those are the right stats to ...

The wings would be so awsome if they gave you haste or something. Then RDD would own anything.

I used the search feature and it didn't come up with anything so I will ask here. Do the wings on the Red Dragon Disciple do anything? (expect for looking absolutely awsome :D :) :D ) A side question is what is the best build for getting to Red Dragon Disciple? Thanks you everybody on Gamebanshee ...

For your first question, if you have a weapon focus in Katana, one should show up at the end the the Begger's nest quest. (the weapon there is the weapon that you have a focus in.)

I have spent uncountable hours on both Neverwinter Night (the rocknesses game ever!!!! ) and BG 2. I'm going to have to say that the Neverwinter has better gameplay and graphics but BG 2 has an owning storyline. Combined, they rule over any other game

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Ahh, parry skill. What's the deal with that one? I dunno how to use it. That time I enabled it my character just stood there, not returning blows. What's it s'posed to do?[/QUOTE]

When in parry mode, you only hit back when your DC is over 10. Parry is nice if you have a high DEX ...

[QUOTE=ch85us2001]Ive played SWAT (the game).

It was worse than Fable IMHO. [/QUOTE]

There is a SWAT game? I need to buy more video game