Hey people, are there any add-on kits for bg2 cause if a bit bored playing the existing ones, i know darkest day has quite a lot but can i find them anywhere else as standalones?
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<font color="gold">Well, we ofcourse have ToB, which gives you the new kit Wild Mage. Other then that, I think TDD is the only mod that adds kits. ;) </font>
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Which doesn't mean you cannot download kits (I think www.teambg.com has some, but they are all crap), or, even better, make it yourself!
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www.sorcerers.net <font color="lightblue">has some, but they`re all kits in TDD... </font>
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I can't write code, but at least I can come up with ideas....
Alternative to the Specialist Mages: Focus Mages. Focus Mages have the same 6 spells per level and chosen School of Magic that Specialist Mages do, but they make a whole lot more sense, roleplaying-wise. I'm so damn sick of the old "There are only 2 good spells in Divination, so Conjurer is the best" routine. Judging Mages by what their specialty isn't just never made sense to me. FOCUS MAGES: Advantages: * Maximum of 6 spells per level * Can learn spells from their Opposition School Disadvantages: * -50% chance to learn spells from their Opposition School * The first 2 spellslots of each level may ONLY contain a spell from their chosen School. So, a Focus Necromancer has 6 Level 5 spellslots: The first two slots can hold Animate Dead and nothing else, as it's the only Necromancy spell in Level 5. But he can put anything he wants to in the other 4 slots--even Shadow Door, if he managed to learn it. This would bring Invokers, Enchanters, and Transmuters back into the game. If Conjurer really is the best class, it should be because Conjuration is the best School, not because Divination is the worst. |
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