. we have been discussing his team choices, just in case he's not sure about which npc he wants to use we've provided extensive arguements for both Minsc and Valygar. now he can make a more informed discision Well Keldorn can only go into combat hassle free if equipped with the Gauntlets of Dexterity, otherwise he's quite a lot of hassle.Potentially I agree with the list, Haer' Dalis and Jaheira have the best combat spells. But I prefer to not have to buff every time, so I'd put Korgan and Keldorn (in that order) above those 2.
Well Jaheira and Haer'Dalis is on top for me bacause of two spells: Iron Skin and Stone Skin. Most important spell for me. It has to do with how I use my tanks. I don't use many and their function is to take damage not deal it.Stone/Iron Skin beats almost anythin else for that purpose. And the last forever so I don't think it's that much of a hassle. Most enemies in my games are killed by magic and arcane is the best. Haer'Dalis is capable of being really well protected and he can cast more skull traps. Stone Skin, Defensive Spin and damage spells is why I have him on top.Jedi_Sauraus wrote:Potentially I agree with the list, Haer' Dalis and Jaheira have the best combat spells. But I prefer to not have to buff every time, so I'd put Korgan and Keldorn (in that order) above those 2. however only because they can go into combat hassle free. even though I never use her I know how dealy druid buffing/offensive spells can be
and a qustion for you why is Sarevok last I've never used him but I've heard that he is THE tank of the game with nearly perfect stats for it. I'll never use him though, I hate makeing changes to my team as it makes the game feel less epic
Fighters bore me, too. Personally, I'm a fan of dualing Sarevok to Thief, getting him "Use Any Item", and giving him Carsomyr. I know, it's not as powerful as leaving him as a Fighter and getting things like Whirlwind attack, but it's pretty fun, and it lets me finally have a quality thief in my party. I always hated that the only real thief in the entire game (Yoshimo) was a flake. Jan gains thieving abilities, but I dunno, he's not a real thief.Onkel Bob wrote:Well Jaheira and Haer'Dalis is on top for me bacause of two spells: Iron Skin and Stone Skin. Most important spell for me. It has to do with how I use my tanks. I don't use many and their function is to take damage not deal it.Stone/Iron Skin beats almost anythin else for that purpose. And the last forever so I don't think it's that much of a hassle. Most enemies in my games are killed by magic and arcane is the best. Haer'Dalis is capable of being really well protected and he can cast more skull traps. Stone Skin, Defensive Spin and damage spells is why I have him on top.
Sarevok? Well I just don't really like plain fighters. I find them a bit dull. He also has the problem of showing up so late. However I think I need to really try him out one of these days.
You might say that Sarevok is in a class of his own. You've heard of the standard Fighter kits--Kensai, Berserker, Wizard Slayer. Sarevok is a Deathbringer, which is sort of like an unofficial kit. I don't have his biography in front of me, but an entry at Wikipedia states, "Under the ruthless tutelege of the Iron Throne, Sarevok studied the art of intimidation and the cruelest and most brutal styles of combat in order to become a Deathbringer, a powerful warrior possessing the abilities to paralyze an opponent in mêlée battle through fear alone, as well as killing the most powerful of opponents in a single, massive blow." On every hit, Sarevok has a 5% chance of doing an extra 200 points of damage with any weapon in addition to the normal damage. It's not a critical hit, and it is not affected by a backstab multiplier if you dual Sarevok to a Thief. A few of the strongest enemies in the game are immune to it. But it is lethal to most monsters, and it's a sight to behold since it has a cool animation and Sarevok yells "Die!" on a successful attack.Jedi_Sauraus wrote:I've heard that guy has somekind of special attack that either kills on hit or does huge dmg with the ravager ??
If you use Project Image, you can empty your spellbook several times before you have to rest (and you can keep your character out of harm's way). Spell Immunity Divination prevents the image from being dispelled by spells such as True Seeing. You'll run out of spells eventually, but if you have to fight an army, you can send in a bunch of Mordenkainen's Swords and hit the horde with a couple dozen Horrid Wilting spells and about a dozen Dragon's Breath spells plus whatever scrolls your images have in their quick slots. Needless to say, Sorcerers and Mages are also killing machines.Jedi_Sauraus wrote:My tanks are the primary dmg dealers my mages and clerics are for buffing and nukeing timestop + Improve Alcracity = empty spell book in 2 rounds...
If you use Project Image, you can empty your spellbook several times before you have to rest (and you can keep your character out of harm's way). Spell Immunity Divination prevents the image from being dispelled by spells such as True Seeing. You'll run out of spells eventually, but if you have to fight an army, you can send in a bunch of Mordenkainen's Swords and hit the horde with a couple dozen Horrid Wilting spells and about a dozen Dragon's Breath spells plus whatever scrolls your images have in their quick slots. Needless to say, Sorcerers and Mages are also killing machines.
