Shadow Keeper

[SixOfSpades]

Originally posted by comicspaul: I presume you can use Shadowkeeper to change NPC's class...its just that I am not a fan of multiclass characters....I do like dual class though (but thats beside the point)....If you can change the NPC's class, does this affect other things such as romances or in-party arguments??

As far as I know, no it won't. But if you play with fire, be prepared to get burned. How would you feel if Jan (or Valygar, or Keldorn, or Anomen, etc.) couldn't use his personal gear anymore? Hmmmmmmm?

[Dundee Slaytern]

comicspaul, try to refrain from Thread Necromancy. It disrupts the forum, more so since the topics you raised were settled months ago.

[karlosovic]

Originally posted by SixOfSpades: Quote: Originally posted by comicspaul: I presume you can use Shadowkeeper to change NPC's class...its just that I am not a fan of multiclass characters....I do like dual class though (but thats beside the point)....If you can change the NPC's class, does this affect other things such as romances or in-party arguments??

As far as I know, no it won't. But if you play with fire, be prepared to get burned. How would you feel if Jan (or Valygar, or Keldorn, or Anomen, etc.) couldn't use his personal gear anymore? Hmmmmmmm?[/QUOTE]at the risk of also being acused of necromancy, I have something to add.

I used shadow keepr to try and change Keldorn's kit from inquisitor or whatever he is, to witch hunter and.... you guessed it.. he couldn't use his special keldorn only sword anymore.

at a guess I would say that editting NPCs with shadow keeper creates a new character file with a different name, and doesnt alwaysmatch up as being the same character anymore (although I dont think it will effect everything)

[comicspaul]

Sorry for Thread Necromancy, Dundee...It won't happen again....although it took me a minute to work out what Thread Necromancy meant!!