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SixOfSpades · 10-08-2002, 12:14 PM

I, personally, would Dual Imoen and lose Dynaheir, but this is something you have to plan for:

- A Mage in the party is more of a handicap than an asset during the first part of the game, so Dualing makes a lot of sense.
- If Imoen is already past Level 6, ir may be too late.
- What did you put Imoen's Thieving skills into? If you concentrated on Traps, with the rest going into Pockets or Stealth, you're groovy, because Coran's studied mostly Locks, with some Stealth, and he can do Pockets later.

I like Coran's voice set and attitude a lot better than Dynaheir's. One thing, though: After you complete his quest, every few days or so he'll still remind you that you need to complete his quest. Insignificant bug--he won't leave the party over it, so you can just ignore him.

10-08-2002, 12:14 PM	#4
SixOfSpades Dracolisk Join Date: September 16, 2001 Location: Bellingham, WA, USA Age: 48 Posts: 6,901	I, personally, would Dual Imoen and lose Dynaheir, but this is something you have to plan for: - A Mage in the party is more of a handicap than an asset during the first part of the game, so Dualing makes a lot of sense. - If Imoen is already past Level 6, ir may be too late. - What did you put Imoen's Thieving skills into? If you concentrated on Traps, with the rest going into Pockets or Stealth, you're groovy, because Coran's studied mostly Locks, with some Stealth, and he can do Pockets later. I like Coran's voice set and attitude a lot better than Dynaheir's. One thing, though: After you complete his quest, every few days or so he'll still remind you that you need to complete his quest. Insignificant bug--he won't leave the party over it, so you can just ignore him. __________________ Volothamp's Comeuppance Everything you ever needed to know about the entire Baldur's Gate series......except spoilers.