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Magness · 06-21-2003, 11:06 AM

ZFR, why don't you export your previous party's characters (with as many of the good items as possible) and start your HoF game. But don't leave the boat. Then one by one, replace your old characters with your new characters. Before dropping each old character, drop all of its items so that the new character can pick them up. After you've done this for all 6? characters, you'll have a well equipped new party and plenty of extra exquipment to sell for the GP.

ALSO... before cheating yourself the XP, plan out exactly what kind of characters you want. Pure class characters are not a problem, jsut give the the full amount of XP and level up. However, Multiclassed characters must be managed more carefully. If you give yourself 16 levels worth of XP, you cannot pick and choose how to allocate those levels. You have to take them all in one class. Therefore, you have to do it differently. Take all of your levels i the first class at once. Then take all of the levels in the 2nd class all at once. (And so on.)

Just be certain that any MC combo you've created avoids the favored class XP penalty after you've added all the XP and leveled up (unless you don't care about the XP penalty, that is).

06-21-2003, 11:06 AM	#6
Magness Quintesson Join Date: January 7, 2001 Location: Manchester, NH, USA Posts: 1,025	ZFR, why don't you export your previous party's characters (with as many of the good items as possible) and start your HoF game. But don't leave the boat. Then one by one, replace your old characters with your new characters. Before dropping each old character, drop all of its items so that the new character can pick them up. After you've done this for all 6? characters, you'll have a well equipped new party and plenty of extra exquipment to sell for the GP. ALSO... before cheating yourself the XP, plan out exactly what kind of characters you want. Pure class characters are not a problem, jsut give the the full amount of XP and level up. However, Multiclassed characters must be managed more carefully. If you give yourself 16 levels worth of XP, you cannot pick and choose how to allocate those levels. You have to take them all in one class. Therefore, you have to do it differently. Take all of your levels i the first class at once. Then take all of the levels in the 2nd class all at once. (And so on.) Just be certain that any MC combo you've created avoids the favored class XP penalty after you've added all the XP and leveled up (unless you don't care about the XP penalty, that is).