I'm playing through as a solo Sorcorer and have realised up till now, with a party my game has been Fighter/Thief oriented. Even with a mage P.C. I've let the fighters and thieves and even Clerics in the party dominate.

Soloing has brought the game (which I've played every kit up to the end of the respective stronghold quests) very much alive for me again.

I'm also really enjoying letting magic do the talking. "Lower Magic Resistance" has become my crutch. "Protection from Normal Weapons" my bread and butter.

I also found some sites with great portraits I hadn't stumbled across before.

Thus I have a Sorcorer that has an uncanny resemblance to a long haired Eric Stolz.... hang on a mo....

Now, remember that I'm very much a raging hetrosexual when I say this, but Eric Stolz has got to be on millions of womens "most attractive males" list surely?

Anyhow, after a long day recording, I'm off for a wander through Amn.

See ya.

[ 11-18-2001: Message edited by: Yorick ]</p>

The only category I am guilty of neglecting is the Cleric. I usually let them languish in some corner until I need a summon or something.

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Dundee Slaytern:
The only category I am guilty of neglecting is the Cleric. I usually let them languish in some corner until I need a summon or something.<hr></blockquote>

Ah. Fair enough. I found Amn to be a handful for a good Cleric. Plenty to do. Especially up against Bodhi and co.

I played a game through with a Talosian Cleric. A right royal bastard. Gave terrible advice to those in need!

I finished ToB with this guy as well. To see how the game differed from an evil perspective as opposed to the Monk, who I played through first.

I must say I prefer the good Clerics blowing up undead. Much quicker. Shadow fiends are immune to each others weapons, so you just end up with a heap of shadow fiends standing around hitting air when you're an evil cleric. :(