[QUOTE=Painflux]Ok... this is the first time I am going to play through BG2, but i have read a lot about it, and theese are the NPC's that i wish to have in my party:
- Valygar as my archer, using a few spells
- Anomen as my fighter and cleric (main healer)
- Keldorn as one o' my tanks
- Minsc as a tank, and maybe also an archer
- Nalia as my thief and mage (main spellcaster
As my PC i think I'll choose either a Kensai or a Wizard Slayer, but i don't know which one will fit best into my party. I'm also worried that a Kensai won't be able to lower his AC enough to become a valuable melee fighter / tank. Plz give me a little advise here... I need it
Btw... I'll might choose to join up with Sarevok in ToB...[/QUOTE]
You might be better served to start your own thread.
Some thoughts - you might want to, eventually, plan on using Imoen instead of Nalia. They are very similar, and Imoen is developed much more thoroughly in terms of banters and personality.
In that same vein, male PCs can have romances with either Aerie, Jaheira, or Viconia. If you're a female PC you can have a romance with Anomen. These are very interesting dimensions to the game,and well worth your time the first time through. So if you're playing a male PC, you might add one of the three afore mentioned figures into your party.
As far as your PC goes, with as many tanks as you have, a Kensai might be a better fit. You'll want someone more clearly focused on damage dealing. If you find tankage a problem, Minsc/Valygar/Keldorn/Sarevok can soak up the damage if played properly. Your PC should be relatively effective as at least a secondary tank, though. Likewise, if you wanted to optimize your power you could dual class the Kensai into either a mage or theif, somewhere after level 10. Doing so makes for a very powerful character build (though certainly on power gamer levels).
Wizard Slayers are a solid class, but Keldorn will be pretty effective against magic users, as is and it might be somewhat redundant.