Race:Siamese Cat
Gender:Male
Portrait: [img]graemlins/choc.gif[/img]
Stats:25,25,25,25,25,25,25
Sound:Moew
Name:Choc


Special ability:World Domination
Effect:Permanent


MWUAHHAHA!!!

Bow to meow! :D

[ 08-28-2003, 06:01 AM: Message edited by: Xen ]

I suppose Ziroc would be second-in-command? :D

It's bow to the meow, btw. Taste your poison [img]smile.gif[/img]

if i could create my own multiclass it would be fighter/cleric/thief

ADD: liked the witch idea by the way

[ 08-28-2003, 11:28 AM: Message edited by: Armen ]

you can have fighter/cleric/thief for multicalss though. So you can do that already!

Another Scot! Yay!

Originally posted by RoSs_bg2_rox:
> you can have fighter/cleric/thief for multicalss though. So you can do that already!

i don't think you can
Fighter/Cleric/Mage - Yes
Fighter/Mage/Thief - Yes
Fighter/Cleric/Thief - No

also not allowed is the super-useful
Mage/Cleric/Thief ;)

Actually I have been thinking some time about writing a mod that would ease some of the Racial and multiclass restrictions I consider unfair.

I originally had BG2 in mind, but of course it is just as relevant for BG1:

Ranger: Halflings, dwarwes, elves and gnomes can now be rangers. Ranger/cleric is still the only allowable ranger multi.

Paladin: Half-elves and half-orcs can now be paladins too (they need to be at least half human). Still no paladin multiclasses. Paladinhood requires 100% dedication!

Mage: Half-orcs can now be multiclass but not singleclass mages. There is nothing keeping half-orcs from using arcane magic, but they don't possess the determination to be full-time mages.

Bards: Elves and gnomes can be bards.

Multiclass: All multiclass combinations of the four "base" classes (fighter, thief, cleric and mage) are possible as long as the species is allowed to be all classes.

<font color="orange">Hmm. I like most of the ideas, but I'm unsure of using a dwarf as a ranger. They're not exactly outdoorsmen, and they seem to like the inside of cities and caverns much more than the outdoors. [img]smile.gif[/img] </font>

I agree with moose. I mean, they usually live under mountains, which cant teach them much about the wilderness, but i guess it could happen if they lived on the mountainside or somthing.

Hmm... perhaps the option to create a multi-class fallen paladin? or the option to dual class a paladin so long as it is fallen, with the stipulation that once such a change has ocurred one may not redeem their paladin status.