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Right, thank you very much

What is the maximum rank a fighter10/sorcerer10 can have in spellcraft? Is it 13 (because you have 10 levels or sorc), or is it 19 (13 from sorc + half max spellcraft ranks from 10 levels of fighter, which is 16).

If you're a fighter3/sorcerer3, is the max rank of spellcraft you can have 9? I know ...

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One more question, is the great strength feat a bonus feat for a fighter?

GawainBS wrote:Yes, no and yes.

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As the thread title suggests, I'd like to know if the amulet of natural armor, and the armor skin feat actually stack?

And furthermore, can the feat Armor skin be taken as many times as one wishes, in other words, does it the feat stack?

Alos, can the fighter take Armor skin as a fighter bonus ...

Fiberfar wrote:If I Recall/Remember Correctly.

After so many years I finally know it yaaay! ^^

Thank you

I'd guess that you get the worst exp possible, ie since you have Pal2, you'll be charged for that.

But the 'more exp' for casters goes just up to level 8. IIRC you're basically considered to be level 1 until level 4, then level 2 until you're level 8.

Ah right, I see thanks for clearing that up ...

Nice. Thanks a lot for that info

Exp is class dependent.

Fighter types (as your paladin) gets less experience from killing "melee" monsters, such as regular zombies.

Spellcasters (sorcerers for sure, but I'm not sure about the clerics) gets more experience from killing melee monsters and less from mages.

At least that's how I ...

Edit: I also wanted to ask, what's the bets way to gain as much exp as possible? Are there monsters I should kill first and the ones I should kill last to gain some more exp?

In other words, is there an order in which monsters can be killed to gain more exp maybe? Or is it all the same regardless ...

Right, I tested something right now, and as a 3rd level cleric, I gain 75 exp per undead when I kill one with turn undead.

With my Pal2/Sorc1 character, I gain ONLY 13 exp per undead...how is that? It's not multiclassing penalty because my race is human...

So what's up with the massive exp loss ...

I was looking at item lists and searching for an item that can grant me true seeing, but didn't find any such item Maybe I just missed it though, but it would seem there is no such item.

So I wanted to ask, is there any item that can give me true seeing (except for potions)?

I see, thanks for the info

I read on a page that a human's favored class is automatically his/her starting class. But the game states that a human's favored class is the class in which he/she has the most levels in. Which is true of the two?

I just started NWN again so I need some help ^^