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sunder · 06-24-2001, 06:40 PM

If Im level 40 anything I better be able to stomp level 15 drizzt into the ground with no problem.

So If a level 15 character has +3 to +5 weapons, My level 40 character should have +5 and +6 weapons, SO I don't see a problem.
They made TOB so that they could get one major powerful weapon in the game for each weapon type, so that you could get a great club, or a great mace, or a great flail, depending on your character.
The only Great weapons in BG2 were for the Paladin, The +5 warhammer, the +3 katana, the +5 sling, and some +4 staffs, halbards, 2-handed swords, daggers, etc. They wanted one of each (at least) weapon to be in TOB that would stand equal to some of the other great weapons.

06-24-2001, 06:40 PM	#6
sunder Zhentarim Guard Join Date: May 29, 2001 Location: harwood, md. Posts: 381	If Im level 40 anything I better be able to stomp level 15 drizzt into the ground with no problem. So If a level 15 character has +3 to +5 weapons, My level 40 character should have +5 and +6 weapons, SO I don't see a problem. They made TOB so that they could get one major powerful weapon in the game for each weapon type, so that you could get a great club, or a great mace, or a great flail, depending on your character. The only Great weapons in BG2 were for the Paladin, The +5 warhammer, the +3 katana, the +5 sling, and some +4 staffs, halbards, 2-handed swords, daggers, etc. They wanted one of each (at least) weapon to be in TOB that would stand equal to some of the other great weapons.