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I've been having a little problem with my game recently, although it was working in my favour. Whenever I encounter Shadow Wraiths, they are not bothered by myself or my companions, even though their colouring suggests that they are enemies. They simply wander about. I can kill them by ...

[QUOTE=vellu]Holy Avenger swords are good, if you can find one... (+divine damage). I think there's one somewhere in chapter two, I forget where though. Some dungeon...

EDIT: I do recall, that I've only come across it when playing a paladin. I vaguely remember it being some blocked off passage way ...

Oh, OK, I see. Well, I think Orc/Barbarian/Bard would still hold true? Barbarian/Rogue? I'm thinking that Orcs (no offence) start with a Charisma disadvantage? Well, the emphasis would be on the strength and constitution, armour wearing, weapon toting?

Barbarian/Rogue would mean a disadvantage ...

I was actually advised to multiclass with a Paladin/Sorceror combnination. It sounded like madness at first, but as you get to higher levels, it begins to make sense. The argument was that Paladins gain immunity to Fear (and Disease?), so you take three levels of Paladin. You also get the automatic ...

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I have this problem on occaisions, which is to do with my spellcasting. If, for example, I cast "Firewall" or sometimes "Mage Armour" during battle, even if I leave the area, it won't let me rest until the spell has faded. I don't know why, but if I travel enough distance away or simply stand around ...

Yes, it's another bug with my computer *sigh*. I had to restart anyway, because I died pretty quickly, and suddenly Deekin was talking to me again.

I tried pulling the levers, and didn't see much of a dfifference, however, I got through the fireballs the third time through and for some reason, Deekin was completely undamaged. Still not sure how I did it! :-) The fire balls did indeed stop after that.

I tried doing this bit with my Paladin, and ...

It's the one where you can go one way if you're a Paladin, or through the secret door, or through the fireballs. I'll have a look at the map, but I was following the official walkthrough and it seemed to think this was the route I *had* to take. I've tried gettting her through the fireballs, and ...

But your character has to have a high enough "Spot" skill to find the door. My Wizard can't, so she's now completely stuck.

But are you supposed to get your henchmen back at this point? I did that with Deekin and we wandered off to try and kill the Guardians (BIG mistake). Deekin died (you know SotU, where it suggests you rename Deekin "Deekin Diesalot" - if I weren't such a nice character......) and I brought him back ...

Yeah, there's some little problem there. I decided to try and rescue the prisoners instead of (spoilers for SOTU) :

giving the mirror to the Over mind. I killed all the guards, opened the door to the cell and there was one bad person in there. I went to attack him and all of a sudden all the other ...

Yes, I remember NWN - that one place, two Elementals - my characters died again and again! However, I never noticed them going down in HP's though. Then again, it was probably because I was flat on my back, dead, at the time. Oh well, I guess I need an open space with lots of low level creatures ...

I *personally* prefer magic based characters. I love the spell effects and the fact that you tend to take out several characters in one go. I didn't like palying Sorceror as he was very weak, and although you get more than one opportunity to use a spell, the number of times you can use the other ...

Just been reading some interesting stuff on Druids on other threads, but this is a terribly specific question. I am 30th Level Druid, I can shift into elementals, and it puzzled me as why anyone would want to use the Air and Water one when they have far less hit points than the other two (I don't ...

I just had to share this with people. I always have to remember to do the missions in a certain order, i.e. the islands first, then come back to the Seers camp, get my weapon upgraded and then go off to do Drearing's Deep etc. without coming back. I have made the mistake of coming back in between ...

I can't resist them using magic, I think it's so funny to see the cows and deer wandering around. I know it's not so funny when you become a chicken to fight a Balor, but.....

Highlight of the tower, my druid character ended up with a penguin as a sidekick. I was so upset at losing it!

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As for the Aribeth problem... no matter what kind of character I played, I always ended up having to either fight Aribeth at the end, command her, or persuade her. I think if your character has high enough persuade, you'll manage. It doesn't seem to matter either what kind of ...

OK, with Valen it was great. Learn his true name, get rid of the Demon taint, have him on your side for the rest of the game.

However, I am now replaying the end of the game with my powerful pure wizard, who's female, and I decided to take along Aribeth. Firstly, Aribeth seems to die more quickly ...

[QUOTE=Oscuro_Sol]I only know two female people who play NwN, and that's including me. Any other females here who play the game?[/QUOTE]

I play, but I'm not on the internet, so I don't play multi player.