infravision

[Pirengle]

Infravision's pretty useful for PnP D&D, as is Color Spray. They're both super useful until Chapter 3--in BG1.

Yeah, a couple of pitch-black dungeon rooms would have worked just fine. Randomize traps...add magic items to random loot rolls...class-specific loot variables...ah, D2 invades BG2!

If some maggot/scorpion demon-breed comes chasing me down cackling "looking for Baal?", I'm gonna look it in the eye and say "you're pronouncing it wrong, stupid!" (Kudos to everyone who got that. [img]tongue.gif[/img] )

[Tyrion]

Originally posted by Pirengle: Infravision's pretty useful for PnP D&D, as is Color Spray. They're both super useful until Chapter 3--in BG1. Yeah, a couple of pitch-black dungeon rooms would have worked just fine. Randomize traps...add magic items to random loot rolls...class-specific loot variables...ah, D2 invades BG2! If some maggot/scorpion demon-breed comes chasing me down cackling "looking for Baal?", I'm gonna look it in the eye and say "you're pronouncing it wrong, stupid!" (Kudos to everyone who got that. [img]tongue.gif[/img] )

nice one...but what does it mean with infravision being important in bg1...i don´t use it

[White Lancer]

Infravision would possibly be useful if it gave you a THAC0 bonus.(just +1, its only a level 1 spell) But then again, who actually uses weapons with a mage/sorcerer?? but then again, again, when you run out of spells, you use a sling and run alot. [img]smile.gif[/img]