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I just started Icewind Dale II myself recently. My party so far is fighter/paladin/druid/wizard/rogue/bard, and it's working fine so far. I think that as long as you have a rogue and as long as you spread the rest of your choices out, most combinations will work just fine. Here's a basic outline of all the classes:
IWDEE has true grandmastery though, so that is one reason to go dual-class instead of multi-class. Unless you are playing a solo game or Heart of Fury mode, you won't come anywhere close to the cap anyway. There is approximately 15,000,000 exp in the game. For a party of six, that is about 2,500,000 per person.
Oct 12, 2010 I am just starting a party in Icewind Dale with HoW installed. I have read multiple posts declaring that a single class mage in Icewind Dale is a
Hello everyone I've been looking everywhere but it seems I can't find any decent step-by-step guide for the transition between let's say fighter and mage.
Nov 18, 2014 For Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition on the PC, FAQ/Walkthrough by Haeravon. If you wish to post, mirror, or quote this guide, feel free to do so. Credit would make me happy, In the 2nd Edition system, dual-classing with human characters allowed you to get multi-functional characters. You can be
Guides/Walkthroughs As to dual and multi-classing, am I reading things right that only humans can dual class, and when they start leveling the second class, they lose the features of class 1 until class 2's It's been a long time since I've played IWD but I can give you some general 2nd edition D&D tips.
I cant find information that would help me decide when to dual one of my fighters to a cleric. Shes level 2 now so i just got a lot of HP plus the extra half attack. I wanna know when fighters get more perks on levels aside from HP so i can decide weather to dual now or wait another level. I don't like cults. My ass always feels
Dec 6, 2014 If you're planning continous playthroughs, then definitely multi/dual class. As far as I know (and have experienced), Icewind dale doesn't have an EXP cap like the Baldur's gate series, only the 30th level cap. This means that once your party is "maxed out", a Fighter/Mage will have the exact same amount of
Mage specializations are treated as mage kits from Baldur's Gate II, Barbarians are treated as a fighter kit in Enhanced Editions. The following Table only . Valid multi-class combinations Edit Humans may not MULTI-class, but can instead DUAL-class, starting from a Level 2 kitted or a unkitted class onward. By doing so
I started work on the Enhanced Edition version of my Icewind Dale guide, and just wanted to share some facts about the EE: 1) The game still has a LEVEL cap, not an EXPERIENCE cap. Ergo, multi-classing and dual-classing will get you the strongest characters in the game. 2) Clerical spells like Righteous Wrath of the
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