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Looks nice. Which Game?
NecroLord
Dumbfuck!
Does "clean room" do what I think it does?
It's time.
Final party composition was Branwen (Romance), Jaheira, Imoen, Aerie, Minsc. Pretty normal composition, when you're playing a good aligned character, imo. Only party member who got chunked was Haer'Dalis in Spellhold.
Final party composition was Branwen (Romance), Jaheira, Imoen, Aerie, Minsc. Pretty normal composition, when you're playing a good aligned character, imo. Only party member who got chunked was Haer'Dalis in Spellhold.
BG2 Endgame CHARNAME sheet
CHARNAME experience is much higher than the XP of the rest of the party because <CHARNAME> gains double the xp from main events and main quest lines in BG1 and BG2 as long <CHARNAME> has their soul.
Yet, so many quests unfulfilled (ah, the woes of RPing)
That blade is just pure sex
Definitely will upgrade the Impaler in TOB, that spear is great.
Game time
Whole journey took 225 days in game time. 40 days in BG1, around 140 days of "unknown time" between BG1-BG2, and around 50 days in BG2. Feels great.
The final gate (I got super lucky on the tree, because Jaheira was able to panic Irenicus with Insect Plague). Last SCS Irenicus fight was an absolute bitch. As expected. All the prebuffing is for naught once one of demons cast a Dispel Magic on you. Also, don't forget to pick up the fallen items of dead companions during the fight. Otherwise they will be ... gone.
In general, Druids in BG2 are just monsters. I am also using an incredible mod called Refinements which gives each class, class combination, and class kit extra HLA's.
Feral Lash (only for Fighter/Druid combo)
What Nature gives, Nature takes. Fighter-Druids can develop an innate ability to temporarily decrease any normal or magical resistances to physical and elemental damage by a single touch. The druid only has get close enough to touch their opponent and the Feral Lash will connect, there is no need for a successful attack roll. The target must save vs. spells at -4 to avoid losing 25% from his Fire, Cold and Electrical resistances as well as 10% from all physical resistances. The modified values reset to their normal level after 5 rounds. Multiple uses of this ability are cumulative.
Tranquility
This high level druid spell creates an aura of healing energy around the caster that moves with him. Every friendly creature in its area of effect is healed 3D8 +10 Hit Points/round, and will be cleansed of every poison and disease effects. The Druid must concentrate to maintain the spell and will be slowed until Tranquility expires, which is 1 turn.
Whirlwind
An Arch-Druid can create a massive whirlwind with this spell. This newly formed whirlwind starts to randomly wander around the target area, hurling away every creature in its path, be it friend or foe. Those who cannot escape automatically suffer 1D10 crushing and 1D10 slashing damage, small/normal creatures are knocked back without any saving throws. Those who manage to remain in the affected area will have to deal with a 50% spell failure rate until they are tossed away or leave intentionally. As well, if someone fails his save vs. breath he suffers additional 1D10 points of crushing damage and falls uncounscious for a round.
The whirlwind instantly kills creatures with less than 5 Hit Dices, and wipes out any cloud of gas or vapor in the area.
Once a whirlwind has been summoned the druid has no control over these raging winds, so this spell must be used with caution.
Nature's Wrath
Druids only use this spell against Nature's most devoted enemies, for its powers are destructive and irreversible. When invoked, this spell enrages the land, so it will attempt to destroy all living and non-living creatures in its area of effect. Every creature takes 1D10 points of Poison and 1D10 points of Acid damage each round it is exposed to the deadly vapors. If someone fails a saving throw vs. poison at -2, he becomes poisoned. Another failed save vs. poison results in disease, and the victim will lose one point of Constitution for 5 rounds. This spell destroys all summoned creatures. Besides its destructive powers, Nature's Wrath has a more vicious characteristic: it attempts to stop creatures from escaping its area or at least slow them. Any target must save vs. spells at -4, or becomes entangled for a short time. Entangled creatures can still attack.
Rangers for example can completely negate offhand THAC0 malus, or gain more endurance with new HLA's
Unspecialized mages get Anti-Summoning magic, more spell protection and a better Oracle spell.
Aegis
This high-level Abjuration spell confers the mage very powerful protection for a short time. Physical resistances (Slashing, Piercing, Crushing, and Missile) and Elemental resistances are all set to 85%, Magic Damage resistance is set to 60%. The mage gains a total AC bonus of 5 and his saving throws are reduced by 3 points. In addition to these bonuses Aegis protects the caster from the first spell that would normally remove combat or spell protections. The spell lasts for 5 rounds.
Foresight
This spell grants the recipient a powerful sixth sense about imminent events involving himself. Once the spell is cast, the character receives instantaneous warnings of impending danger or harm to the subject of the spell. The character will never be surprised. In addition, the spell gives the caster a general idea of what action the character might take to best protect himself - duck, jump right, close the eyes, and so on.
Whenever a saving throw is allowed, the character will always succeed and the character's armor class is lowered by 15 points.
Death Field
This is an extremely powerful anti-summoning spell. By casting it, the wizard attacks the life force of every opponent and destroys all summoned creatures in a 50' radius area around him. Summons have no saving throw vs. this spell and it bypasses their Magic Resistance (if any), while other creatures must save vs. spell at a -2 modifier to avoid certain death. Creatures with less than 8 Hit Dice are slain automatically.
Death Field has a drawback however: until the spell is finished - which takes 2 rounds after casting - the wizard cannot make any movement or action and will be completely vulnerable to attacks.
Branwen will leave you in BG2 ToB when romanced. Literally cucked by Tempus. lol
CHARNAME experience is much higher than the XP of the rest of the party because <CHARNAME> gains double the xp from main events and main quest lines in BG1 and BG2 as long <CHARNAME> has their soul.
Yet, so many quests unfulfilled (ah, the woes of RPing)
That blade is just pure sex
Definitely will upgrade the Impaler in TOB, that spear is great.
Game time
Whole journey took 225 days in game time. 40 days in BG1, around 140 days of "unknown time" between BG1-BG2, and around 50 days in BG2. Feels great.
The final gate (I got super lucky on the tree, because Jaheira was able to panic Irenicus with Insect Plague). Last SCS Irenicus fight was an absolute bitch. As expected. All the prebuffing is for naught once one of demons cast a Dispel Magic on you. Also, don't forget to pick up the fallen items of dead companions during the fight. Otherwise they will be ... gone.
In general, Druids in BG2 are just monsters. I am also using an incredible mod called Refinements which gives each class, class combination, and class kit extra HLA's.
Feral Lash (only for Fighter/Druid combo)
What Nature gives, Nature takes. Fighter-Druids can develop an innate ability to temporarily decrease any normal or magical resistances to physical and elemental damage by a single touch. The druid only has get close enough to touch their opponent and the Feral Lash will connect, there is no need for a successful attack roll. The target must save vs. spells at -4 to avoid losing 25% from his Fire, Cold and Electrical resistances as well as 10% from all physical resistances. The modified values reset to their normal level after 5 rounds. Multiple uses of this ability are cumulative.
Tranquility
This high level druid spell creates an aura of healing energy around the caster that moves with him. Every friendly creature in its area of effect is healed 3D8 +10 Hit Points/round, and will be cleansed of every poison and disease effects. The Druid must concentrate to maintain the spell and will be slowed until Tranquility expires, which is 1 turn.
Whirlwind
An Arch-Druid can create a massive whirlwind with this spell. This newly formed whirlwind starts to randomly wander around the target area, hurling away every creature in its path, be it friend or foe. Those who cannot escape automatically suffer 1D10 crushing and 1D10 slashing damage, small/normal creatures are knocked back without any saving throws. Those who manage to remain in the affected area will have to deal with a 50% spell failure rate until they are tossed away or leave intentionally. As well, if someone fails his save vs. breath he suffers additional 1D10 points of crushing damage and falls uncounscious for a round.
The whirlwind instantly kills creatures with less than 5 Hit Dices, and wipes out any cloud of gas or vapor in the area.
Once a whirlwind has been summoned the druid has no control over these raging winds, so this spell must be used with caution.
Nature's Wrath
Druids only use this spell against Nature's most devoted enemies, for its powers are destructive and irreversible. When invoked, this spell enrages the land, so it will attempt to destroy all living and non-living creatures in its area of effect. Every creature takes 1D10 points of Poison and 1D10 points of Acid damage each round it is exposed to the deadly vapors. If someone fails a saving throw vs. poison at -2, he becomes poisoned. Another failed save vs. poison results in disease, and the victim will lose one point of Constitution for 5 rounds. This spell destroys all summoned creatures. Besides its destructive powers, Nature's Wrath has a more vicious characteristic: it attempts to stop creatures from escaping its area or at least slow them. Any target must save vs. spells at -4, or becomes entangled for a short time. Entangled creatures can still attack.
Rangers for example can completely negate offhand THAC0 malus, or gain more endurance with new HLA's
Unspecialized mages get Anti-Summoning magic, more spell protection and a better Oracle spell.
Aegis
This high-level Abjuration spell confers the mage very powerful protection for a short time. Physical resistances (Slashing, Piercing, Crushing, and Missile) and Elemental resistances are all set to 85%, Magic Damage resistance is set to 60%. The mage gains a total AC bonus of 5 and his saving throws are reduced by 3 points. In addition to these bonuses Aegis protects the caster from the first spell that would normally remove combat or spell protections. The spell lasts for 5 rounds.
Foresight
This spell grants the recipient a powerful sixth sense about imminent events involving himself. Once the spell is cast, the character receives instantaneous warnings of impending danger or harm to the subject of the spell. The character will never be surprised. In addition, the spell gives the caster a general idea of what action the character might take to best protect himself - duck, jump right, close the eyes, and so on.
Whenever a saving throw is allowed, the character will always succeed and the character's armor class is lowered by 15 points.
Death Field
This is an extremely powerful anti-summoning spell. By casting it, the wizard attacks the life force of every opponent and destroys all summoned creatures in a 50' radius area around him. Summons have no saving throw vs. this spell and it bypasses their Magic Resistance (if any), while other creatures must save vs. spell at a -2 modifier to avoid certain death. Creatures with less than 8 Hit Dice are slain automatically.
Death Field has a drawback however: until the spell is finished - which takes 2 rounds after casting - the wizard cannot make any movement or action and will be completely vulnerable to attacks.
Branwen will leave you in BG2 ToB when romanced. Literally cucked by Tempus. lol
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Blutwurstritter
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Turbo Overkill.Looks nice. Which Game?
NecroLord
Dumbfuck!
Damn, those portraits are ugly!It's time.
Final party composition was Branwen (Romance), Jaheira, Imoen, Aerie, Minsc. Pretty normal composition, when you're playing a good aligned character, imo. Only party member who got chunked was Haer'Dalis in Spellhold.
BG2 Endgame CHARNAME sheet
CHARNAME experience is much higher than the XP of the rest of the party because <CHARNAME> gains double the xp from main events and main quest lines in BG1 and BG2 as long <CHARNAME> has their soul.
Yet, so many quests unfulfilled (ah, the woes of RPing)
That blade is just pure sex
Definitely will upgrade the Impaler in TOB, that spear is great.
Game time
Whole journey took 225 days in game time. 40 days in BG1, around 140 days of "unknown time" between BG1-BG2, and around 50 days in BG2. Feels great.
The final gate (I got super lucky on the tree, because Jaheira was able to panic Irenicus with Insect Plague). Last SCS Irenicus fight was an absolute bitch. As expected. All the prebuffing is for naught once one of demons cast a Dispel Magic on you. Also, don't forget to pick up the fallen items of dead companions during the fight. Otherwise they will be ... gone.
In general, Druids in BG2 are just monsters. I am also using an incredible mod called Refinements which gives each class, class combination, and class kit extra HLA's.
Feral Lash (only for Fighter/Druid combo)
What Nature gives, Nature takes. Fighter-Druids can develop an innate ability to temporarily decrease any normal or magical resistances to physical and elemental damage by a single touch. The druid only has get close enough to touch their opponent and the Feral Lash will connect, there is no need for a successful attack roll. The target must save vs. spells at -4 to avoid losing 25% from his Fire, Cold and Electrical resistances as well as 10% from all physical resistances. The modified values reset to their normal level after 5 rounds. Multiple uses of this ability are cumulative.
Tranquility
This high level druid spell creates an aura of healing energy around the caster that moves with him. Every friendly creature in its area of effect is healed 3D8 +10 Hit Points/round, and will be cleansed of every poison and disease effects. The Druid must concentrate to maintain the spell and will be slowed until Tranquility expires, which is 1 turn.
Whirlwind
An Arch-Druid can create a massive whirlwind with this spell. This newly formed whirlwind starts to randomly wander around the target area, hurling away every creature in its path, be it friend or foe. Those who cannot escape automatically suffer 1D10 crushing and 1D10 slashing damage, small/normal creatures are knocked back without any saving throws. Those who manage to remain in the affected area will have to deal with a 50% spell failure rate until they are tossed away or leave intentionally. As well, if someone fails his save vs. breath he suffers additional 1D10 points of crushing damage and falls uncounscious for a round.
The whirlwind instantly kills creatures with less than 5 Hit Dices, and wipes out any cloud of gas or vapor in the area.
Once a whirlwind has been summoned the druid has no control over these raging winds, so this spell must be used with caution.
Nature's Wrath
Druids only use this spell against Nature's most devoted enemies, for its powers are destructive and irreversible. When invoked, this spell enrages the land, so it will attempt to destroy all living and non-living creatures in its area of effect. Every creature takes 1D10 points of Poison and 1D10 points of Acid damage each round it is exposed to the deadly vapors. If someone fails a saving throw vs. poison at -2, he becomes poisoned. Another failed save vs. poison results in disease, and the victim will lose one point of Constitution for 5 rounds. This spell destroys all summoned creatures. Besides its destructive powers, Nature's Wrath has a more vicious characteristic: it attempts to stop creatures from escaping its area or at least slow them. Any target must save vs. spells at -4, or becomes entangled for a short time. Entangled creatures can still attack.
Rangers for example can completely negate offhand THAC0 malus, or gain more endurance with new HLA's
Unspecialized mages get Anti-Summoning magic, more spell protection and a better Oracle spell.
Aegis
This high-level Abjuration spell confers the mage very powerful protection for a short time. Physical resistances (Slashing, Piercing, Crushing, and Missile) and Elemental resistances are all set to 85%, Magic Damage resistance is set to 60%. The mage gains a total AC bonus of 5 and his saving throws are reduced by 3 points. In addition to these bonuses Aegis protects the caster from the first spell that would normally remove combat or spell protections. The spell lasts for 5 rounds.
Foresight
This spell grants the recipient a powerful sixth sense about imminent events involving himself. Once the spell is cast, the character receives instantaneous warnings of impending danger or harm to the subject of the spell. The character will never be surprised. In addition, the spell gives the caster a general idea of what action the character might take to best protect himself - duck, jump right, close the eyes, and so on.
Whenever a saving throw is allowed, the character will always succeed and the character's armor class is lowered by 15 points.
Death Field
This is an extremely powerful anti-summoning spell. By casting it, the wizard attacks the life force of every opponent and destroys all summoned creatures in a 50' radius area around him. Summons have no saving throw vs. this spell and it bypasses their Magic Resistance (if any), while other creatures must save vs. spell at a -2 modifier to avoid certain death. Creatures with less than 8 Hit Dice are slain automatically.
Death Field has a drawback however: until the spell is finished - which takes 2 rounds after casting - the wizard cannot make any movement or action and will be completely vulnerable to attacks.
Branwen will leave you in BG2 ToB when romanced. Literally cucked by Tempus. lol
Sigourn
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Nope.Does "clean room" do what I think it does?
There are some rooms that let you peek at what other people are doing... But these "economy", "clean", and other rooms just offer bonuses when you first sleep in them.
catfood
AGAIN
What graphics mod is that?
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In heavens Cartographic mapWhat graphics mod is that?
A Revolutionary Borders Mod
A Revolutionary Font Mod
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First level of Prodeus is a bit lame and the music could be better but when it gets going it rulez
Second day. Me on a bike. No zeds in range. Pretty boring day so far.
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and for you, my most trusted elite soldier, a stunrod, an elegant weapon for a more civilised age
oh no how could this unpreventable tragedy possibly have occurred
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Blutwurstritter
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Looks like Victoria 3.
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Sadly, yes.Looks like Victoria 3.
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Why are you aiming that low? Not cool! You don't shoot someone in the dick.
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