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Stratos · 03-23-2004, 09:44 AM

Perhaps, but the Cleric is still overpowered in 3rd edition. He can do almost anything, and especially so in NWN where you don't need to think about things like if your alignment are within your diety's accepted boundaries and if you have the correct domains for that diety. You can mix however you like.

I very much understand why the Monk is powerful (Monk gloves doesn't exist in PnP as far as I know), but please explain the Druid. His offensive spells are mostly elemental in nature, the easiest non-physical damage type to protect against, and due to the cheesy amount of magical equipment in NWN; his animal shapes are faírly pointless. Not a bad class in any way, but slightly behind the Cleric when it comes to raw power IMHO.

03-23-2004, 09:44 AM	#9
Stratos Vampire Join Date: January 29, 2003 Location: Sweden Age: 44 Posts: 3,888	Perhaps, but the Cleric is still overpowered in 3rd edition. He can do almost anything, and especially so in NWN where you don't need to think about things like if your alignment are within your diety's accepted boundaries and if you have the correct domains for that diety. You can mix however you like. I very much understand why the Monk is powerful (Monk gloves doesn't exist in PnP as far as I know), but please explain the Druid. His offensive spells are mostly elemental in nature, the easiest non-physical damage type to protect against, and due to the cheesy amount of magical equipment in NWN; his animal shapes are faírly pointless. Not a bad class in any way, but slightly behind the Cleric when it comes to raw power IMHO. __________________ Nothing is impossible, it's just a matter of probability.