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Alson · 01-03-2003, 04:05 PM

Yes, the Anti Paladin kit is certainly overpowered. The Dispel Magic on hit is too powerful for SoA. To add insult to injury, i actually dualled my Anti Paladin to a Mage... And at level 13!

I also noted that keeping an unenchanted Katana took the "Improved" out of the "Improved Mages", so i decided not to use it. In the Tactics Mod, every creature and his sister can cast Pro-Magic-Weapons, which nullifies my Dispel Magic on hit. I can risk by casting my innate Dispel Magic, but that would wipe my buffs, too, etc...

However, since evil is really discriminated against in BG2, things balanced out eventually.

Personally, i feel that the Anti Paladin is an incentive for people who wants to play evil in BG2, and not just out of roleplaying reasons. Don't you agree?

01-03-2003, 04:05 PM	#2
Alson Galvatron Join Date: December 14, 2001 Location: Israel Age: 38 Posts: 2,187	Yes, the Anti Paladin kit is certainly overpowered. The Dispel Magic on hit is too powerful for SoA. To add insult to injury, i actually dualled my Anti Paladin to a Mage... And at level 13! I also noted that keeping an unenchanted Katana took the "Improved" out of the "Improved Mages", so i decided not to use it. In the Tactics Mod, every creature and his sister can cast Pro-Magic-Weapons, which nullifies my Dispel Magic on hit. I can risk by casting my innate Dispel Magic, but that would wipe my buffs, too, etc... However, since evil is really discriminated against in BG2, things balanced out eventually. Personally, i feel that the Anti Paladin is an incentive for people who wants to play evil in BG2, and not just out of roleplaying reasons. Don't you agree?