The game I'm presently playing is the first one where I acquired the mace of disruption and got that special teflon coating (How's that for not being a spoiler?). Talk about making a difference. Early in the game (Chap. 2 &3) it always made a great weapon; but now the difference is amazing. Those undead seem to drop like flies and I'm saving a lot of spells and money not having to use restoration. If you've never upgraded this mace before then I really reccomend that you do.

Also, the MOD+2 is a MUST when soloing fighters... If u dont have it, u'll be level drained like hell....

This baby also proves tremendeously handy in IWDII.

If you read the text (weapon - upgraded MOD) then you'll know why "Those undead drop like flies".

Sure is a great weapon.

<FONT FACE="Arial" SIZE="2" COLOR="#00ff00">its not always a must.u can always use an alternative to avoid level draining for soloing fighters:the amulet from the thieves guild.if u think that u don't want to waste proficiencies in mace (cause its mild damage) but want to proficiency axe (for the other undead weapon), this amulet is worth it.</FONT>

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the amulet cannot be used by straight fighters, rangers paladins and multiclassed fighters, yes but not a non-spellcaster.

Actually, it cannot be used by pure fighters or thieves only (Its a fighter/mage's best friend).

Morgeruat's wording would have been better punctuated as "The Amulet cannot be used by straight Fighters. Rangers, Paladins and Multiclassed Fighters, yes, but not a non-spellcaster."

Classes that CAN:
Mage/Sorcerer
Bard
Druid
Cleric
Paladin
Ranger
Any Multiclass of any of the above
Any Dual-class of any of the above, provided the above class is active

Classes that CAN'T:
Fighter
Barbarian
Monk
Thief

In short, if your character has access to a Mage Book or Priest Scroll (or if you're an Inquisitor), you can wear it.

Actually a thief can use it with a certain ToB HLA. [img]smile.gif[/img]
But in vanilla SoA... no way!