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hi i'm started playing a solo campaign (again) but this time with a Fighter/Mage/Thief and so far it's a blast. boost yourself up with some def. spells hide in shadows and backstap cast imp. invis. and backstab again and again! nice!
another thing bit cheesy ok but it's fun sell and steal back your wands for a quick recharge (or sell, steal, sell, steal, sell, steal ad your local cutpurse)
i usually never use wands (accept the Rod of Resurrection) but now i really like the Wand of Monster Summoning helped me out quit a lot.
but the wands of missles or lightning are they any help ever??
anyone of you who loves wands? or does no-one ever use them like i did?

I do like them.
Have a look at this thread: [url="http://www.gamebanshee.com/forums/baldurs-gate-ii-shadows-of-amn-9/cheesy-wands-staffs-and-scrolls-75236.html"]Cheesy Wands, Staffs and Scrolls[/url]

-Everyone can use the Wand of Magic Missiles, give it to a warrior to disrupt spells with and let him use it with Xyx' [url="http://members.chello.nl/~j.vanthull/BG2SR/GeneralSpellInfo.htm#CastAndAttack"]Cast-and-Attack[/url] tactic.
-Wands, like all spellcasting items, ignore Improved Invisibility.
-Some Wands (and other spellcasting items) ignore the Cloak of Mirroring.
-Some Wands (and other spellcasting items) have effects that differ from the spells they are based on, with possibly cheesy results, e.g. the Wand of Cloudkill ignores magic resistance. The Staff of Domination and the Staff of Power grant no saving throw.


Lark