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Originally posted by SixOfSpades:
Poopie! This do I swear by the almighty god Poopie! (Well, if I can't Dual, can I at least choose the kit Priest of Poopie? It's fertilizer, it fits in well with the Druid ethos.)
Oh, I'm perfectly happy to accept that you know everything about BG2; [img]smile.gif[/img] After all, I'm the same way with BG1. I do, however, have two last questions to ask to save my Druid from tumbling screaming into the Recycle Bin: What was your Druid's Wisdom? (When I did it, I didn't bother rolling, I just summoned up Gatekeeper to have all 18's.) Also, do you have ToB? It won't be such a pain not being able to Dual with BG2 if ToB DOES allow it.
I suppose I could just sneak the Dual in at the very end of BG1; There probably isn't a whole lot of difference between a Druid Dualed to Fighter at Level 10 and one Dualed at Level 14. It's still irksome, though. What the hell was BioWare thinking? (Refer to my previous dialogue between Cletus and Bubba.)
How difficult would it be to use Shadowkeeper to make this character, and would it really be unfair?
Uh wisdom... I don't know, about 15. I just concentrated on the prime stats to see if it was possible to dual. And I do have ToB sadly; I think your druid has been shunned by the evil Poopie [img]graemlins/hehe.gif[/img]
I know nothing about shadow keeper, but it probably wouldn't be any harder than anything else ( [img]graemlins/uhoh1.gif[/img] ). Unfair? Will it increase your game enjoyment to have a druid dualled to a fighter? That's all you really have to think about cheating-wise - it's just a game, and if it's not as fun for you not to cheat then cheat!