I am used to the AC system in BG, with the lower AC the better. I currently have 23 AC. Is that good or bad? In NWN is the system 'the higher the better'? Also, what do you do with Fenberries and Quartz Crystals?

Higher AC is better

Your AC is 10 + ArmorAC + ShieldAC + DeflectionAC + NaturalAC + DodgeAC (Dodge is the only one that you can have more than one of)

Fenberries and Quarts Crystals are spell componants that are used in some item making spells.

nwn uses 3 edition rules while BG used 2nd edition. in 3rd edition you add and in 2nd you subtract. in 3rd you have base attack which you add to your roll and in 2nd I don't remember except it sucked and was confusing after you have been playing for 12 hours straight (pnp)

23 isn't all that special. My elf wizard (level 12) has a 23 armour class. [img]smile.gif[/img]

A modestly-equiped, mid-level druid can hit 30 wearing medium armor by using "barkskin." The "barkskin" potion can help fighters, and others, substantialy improve their AC.

Oh, I went to your website. And to Deathkillers. Nice sigs. There were some cool dragon heads at deathkillers. I had a hard time at your website, but there were some nice dragon sigs, especially the "black fairy dragon," but then again I was rushed and may be getting your sites mixed up... [img]smile.gif[/img]

Well that's news to me! Did I read correctly? Did you just say that you need spell components to cast spells now? Oh boy... :D

Well that's news to me! Did I read correctly? Did you just say that you need spell components to cast spells now? Oh boy... :D </font>[/QUOTE]This is for item creation. I haven't been playing a true "wizard" class for that long, so don't know about high level spells, but my Ranger spells and 1st level Sorceror spells do not need spell components. When you need items to create/do something, the game will tell you via a book or directly.