Anishta was an exciting character, indeed! Sad to see you go!

Astral wrote:

gilescorey wrote:Do not be an icky kensai.

Unless cha BG. Or BG/PDK.

Kensai = no use of UMD
UMD = an absolute necessity (on Arelith, at least)
Therefore, kensai = always a worse choice, for any build, really

I've always liked the Shadow Shield sound effect.

To all the people requesting builds, may I suggest digging through the forum for past threads on similar requests first? This way, we won't have to explain the same things over and over again. Here are three threads that I could find, that give many variations on what you are looking for:

http ...

RamblerTeo wrote:dex pm

Do not ever do this.

Chimaera.

I like the sound of these ideas :) If I go with rogue, is there a reason (apart from extra skill points) to take rogue class over assassin?

No, when dipping like this, assassin is actually a better choice. You can make use of the Guild of Assassins, do a Death Attack instead of Sneak Attack, can ...

If you're going to make a healer cleric, go pure.

There are so few pure classes, especially pure healers. I've yet to see -respite in action.

Yeah, -respite is another one of those things that have been made to 'make going pure class worth it', but..

.. It really is not, lol. I am not certain ...

healer cleric 27/monk 3, wisdom based

If you decide to take your Hide skill in Fighter levels, I suggest you do not take Rogue levels pre-epic at all. This gives you an extra point in (B)AB.

You would then say: but with 10 fighter/16 bg/4 rogue, I cannot take Epic Weapon Specialization if I take all fighter levels pre-epic!

And that ...

4 Bard/10 RDD/16 PM

Human

17 STR (+Gift; +8 from RDD)
8 DEX
16 CON (+Gift; +2 from RDD)
12 INT (+2 from RDD)
8 WIS
11 CHA (+2 from RDD)

I'd lower CHA as much as possible with this build. You don't want to cast the Bard spells from the spellbook, because that'd make everything you cast ...

19 rogue/5 fighter/6 monk

pre-epic: 12 rogue/4 fighter/4 monk

Mechanically, it doesn't make sense to take many monk levels when using weapons.

In the Sub-optimal builds thread, yellowcateyes provides a proper description and level breakdown of this build.

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Source: nwnwiki

Ah, and there I hoped Morthos would run into her some more times! Hats off to you, mister!

Once a Ranger takes the Sniper path, give the option to choose between Rapid Shot or Rapid Reload at level 1, instead of only having only Rapid Shot as an availability.

Hello, hello.

This suggestion is a simple one. Give Assassins the Hide In Plain Sight feat at a certain level, say, 17 or 18.

This makes focusing on Assassin levels actually worth it, instead of going for the same ol' dip.

Damn. I didn't see that coming.

I had a great, great time RPing with you, and being involved in Aunilarra's storyline. She was one of those characters that made Andunor feel alive. I'll miss her down there. Thank you very much for all the amazing RP.

Characters like Arakh is what I Arelith for. Thank you.

gilescorey wrote:I thought the minimum caster level requirement was still in effect. Is it not, these days?

It doesn't say it is anymore, on the wiki.

Rabbid wrote:...
I have a dex build for RDD hidden away on my drive somewhere. I recall it being 16 rogue 4 fighter 10 RDD. ...

This is mechanically impossible.

Nitro wrote:... something involving WM would probably be the mechanically strongest, ...

Too feat-starved to be viable.

The better options when the minimum of 12 Bard/Sorcerer levels was still a thing:

16 Bard/4 Blackguard/10 RDD
16 Bard/4 Paladin/10 RDD
16 Bard/4 Fighter/10 RDD (Trintiren build. Powerful if built properly, despite the lack of the Divine feats)

The issue with all of these builds is that they get ...

Awesome. Thank you!

I probably had a tiny stroke while writing the new tables and got the information of paragon and priest mixed up a little.

Thought so. Just wanted to make sure. No worries!

So, yes, harper priests are still lame and I don't think they get divine shield and might. They probably should, though ...

Hello again.

Are Pale Masters with the Epic Dragon Knight forced into summoning a Dracolich, or can they still choose to summon other types through the usage of books? In other words, could a Pale Master with the feat summon a Prismatic Dragon?

Love Ruke!