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). Alas, poor Dude and U_Niq. If only ToB had arrived a bit sooner. We'll mourn your passing. You bring up a good point, but it's important to remember that although in the long run you're better off as a pure class, in the short term it's very effective. Dual wielding is going to give you extra attacks and if you multiclass to ranger early (say Ftr 1/Rng 1) you're going to have a big early advantage over folks who take their time to do things the old fashioned way. Furthermore, in Neverwinter Nights getting to level 20 is supposed to be damn hard (the in-game campaign will only take a character to around level 10 or so).Originally posted by Xyx:
<STRONG>Not that cheap, actually... Suppose that NWN caps out at level 20. If you're a level 20 Fighter, you'll have 4 attacks per round. If you're a level 19 Fighter with 1 level of Ranger, you'll have only 3 attacks per round. I'll take the extra attack over the "free" dual wield every day.</STRONG>
Monk’s can’t multiclass in Neverwinter Nights(or so folks tell me).Originally posted by Xyx:
<STRONG>Same goes for (what I consider) even more "powerful" combinations such as Sorcerer with a level of Monk (AC and save bonus) or Paladin (weapon abilities, lay on hands, even bigger save bonus). Is that worth two level 9 spells per day?</STRONG>
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Mwuhahahaha! I live again! Originally posted by TheDude:
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tommorow i will get ToB
ad last.</STRONG>
) and makes peace between dude and u-niq taking the copy of ToBand running away screaming...."NOW I HAVE 2 COPIES!!!!!" MUHAHAHAHAHA Originally posted by TheDude:
<STRONG>as i said it will not be a far fight.
U-Nig will respect my as his Guild Leader and will hand the copy over to my.
or else i will kick his but because i'm stronger either way i will be victorious
That wont be a good idea, since thedude and i will chase you all the way back to italy till we get the copy you stole from us. And because we are in Italy anyway, we "borrow" yours too so we can still play both.Originally posted by Edwin:
<STRONG>...and in the middle of the fight the mighty Edwin comes out of nowhere (i'm a shadow mage or what??
.......i know it's a bit delirant, but that's it..
Or i can come with kayless selling tickets at incredibly high price for our common money to be spent on our future meeting drinkin' beer!!!!
hehe nice one didn't tought about thatOriginally posted by U_Niq:
<STRONG>That wont be a good idea, since thedude and i will chase you all the way back to italy till we get the copy you stole from us. And because we are in Italy anyway, we "borrow" yours too so we can still play both.</STRONG>
The difference between a level 10 Fighter and a 9/1 Fighter/Ranger is still one attack per round... The advantage of an early multi wears off after about 4 levels or so, when every character has had a chance to get a decent amount of Hit Points and the feats to dual wield.Originally posted by Kayless:
<STRONG>in Neverwinter Nights getting to level 20 is supposed to be damn hard (the in-game campaign will only take a character to around level 10 or so).</STRONG>
Exactly, hence my feeling that it’s a cheese tactic that certain players (Pkers and the like) will use to gain an early advantage. Taking the cheap 1 level of Ranger gives you brief period of superiority that many unscrupulous players will exploit by PKing or Griefing (I know I’m cynical but I‘ve had too much experience on Battle.net and other online games to believe in the altruistic nature of other players). Hopefully DMs will be able to keep it to a minimum (assuming the DM isn’t corrupt himselfOriginally posted by Xyx:
<STRONG>The advantage of an early multi wears off after about 4 levels or so, when every character has had a chance to get a decent amount of Hit Points and the feats to dual wield.</STRONG>
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