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There were some mods that allowed to multiclass your companions (but Khelgar had some clitches). Don't remember their names anymore.
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NWN Neverwinter Nights (NWN & NWN2) Modules Thread
I have played through MotB 1½ times already. One of the only really great things about NWN2 is the huge variety in Character Customization, so I wanted to play around with that a bit.
Captain Shrek
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Ok.
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Play SoZ instead
Afaik, there are mods that allow you to multiclass companions, but no idea about changing their classes completely.
Play SoZ instead
Nope, did that half a year ago, not interested in another swing just now.
There IS a mod I made on the NWN2 vault that allows you to re-spec the archer chick in SoZ.
waywardOne
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There has to be, though I don't remember if it was something I found or made myself. Perhaps just hallucination, but I think it involved changing their character files, killing/erasing/deleting them in-game, then re-spawning them so that they used the changed file since the "placed" character was a lot more involved to change. Sorry; it's been a while.
Sounds like what I'm looking for, but can't find anything like it.
sea
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There is also a mod out there that removes the party size limit. Handy considering you will always basically be down 1 and it can be annoying to miss the dialogue, and in my opinion makes combat a bit more balanced in places as there are some very difficult fights here and there.
If you mean, you want to level the companions yourself (multi-class etc) in whatever classes you want, e.g. taking palemaster levels with Safya etc, that's just a minor UI tweak:
http://nwvault.ign.com/View.php?view=nwn2ui.Detail&id=61
if not, what do you mean with "respec". Changing ttheir stats/feats? Console.
http://nwvault.ign.com/View.php?view=nwn2ui.Detail&id=61
if not, what do you mean with "respec". Changing ttheir stats/feats? Console.
I mean creating their character. From level 1 and onwards. Like Level1NPC for Baldur's Gate, for instance.
Multi-classing them and all that I've already solved.
Multi-classing them and all that I've already solved.
you are such a fucking boss, been searching forever and found nothing, was just about to start playing too
I don't think it will work on the current version though, and even less likely in MotB, but I'll give it a shot. Testing in OC.
I don't think it will work on the current version though, and even less likely in MotB, but I'll give it a shot. Testing in OC.
Doesn't work 
Arkeus
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What you need is one of the many, many mods that make it possible to change the classes of the companions (for example, the SoZ makeover mod for MotB/Oc does this), and then use the console to make them lose XP and regain it. OTOH, you would still have the 'first' level. There are probably other ways for making a complete creation, though i don't know about them. Still, having them have one level of a class you might not love is not a big thing.Doesn't work
I already reduce them to level 1 via the console. The problem IS the first level.
In most cases, it's no biggie, but in some it is. For example, if I were to make Bishop a Druid he has a fucking useless level of Ranger which AFAIR will even override the Animal Companion of druid, since NWN2 handles Animal Companions as a case of "first class that gets it is the only class that gets it and levels it."
Since I'm playing MotB that particular example won't be an issue, but it's a good example.
EDIT: Actually, rangers don't get AC before level 4, so it's a pretty shitty example, but you get the point
In most cases, it's no biggie, but in some it is. For example, if I were to make Bishop a Druid he has a fucking useless level of Ranger which AFAIR will even override the Animal Companion of druid, since NWN2 handles Animal Companions as a case of "first class that gets it is the only class that gets it and levels it."
Since I'm playing MotB that particular example won't be an issue, but it's a good example.
EDIT: Actually, rangers don't get AC before level 4, so it's a pretty shitty example, but you get the point
Wise Emperor
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I already know the story. Besides that, I think I answered your question here:
I've installed Kaedrin's PRC package (which might be the greatest thing ever), and I'm mostly playing this time to toy with the character system a bit.
Anyway, I've begun playing now, and I'm working around the 1st level thing.
Arkeus
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Have you tried the character editor?
It doesn't let you change the 'class' of the first level, but you can freely change feats and stat points.
It doesn't let you change the 'class' of the first level, but you can freely change feats and stat points.
Yep, only goes back to level 1.
But I worked around the one level.
But I worked around the one level.
You could still use the Toolset, open the module in question and change the NPC's class that way.
http://nwvault.ign.com/View.php?view=NWN2Articles.Detail&id=156
http://nwvault.ign.com/View.php?view=NWN2Articles.Detail&id=156
I actually considered that, but wasn't sure you could alter the official modules in that way without issues.
The first young, aspiring modder who delivers a functional NWN2 "change your companion classes to whatever the fuck you like (incl. kaedrins)" - mod gets a GoG game of his choice (up to $15 or so) , paid by Grunker.
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