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Good party?

Discussion in 'Icewind Dale (Classic)' started by Mollusken, Aug 12, 2000.

  1. Mollusken Gems: 24/31
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    [​IMG] Could somebody with any expertise tell me how good this party is?

    dwarf fighter/cleric
    human ranger
    gnome cleric/illusionist
    human fighter
    halfling thief
    half-elf fighter/mage
     
  2. Wingfoot Guest

    i think any combonation can work, its just how you play the party. i can make a few suggestions though.

    you may want to dual class or multi-class a thief, pure thieves tend to be useless, but you chose a good race for your thief. i always like to use a pure specialist mage, like a conjurer because specialists get extra spells per level and conjurers dont lose out on any good spells. i also like illusionists too, they dont miss out on too many spell, but there are a few good ones that they cant learn. you have a good amount of fighters as well, i usually use 4 fighter types. i say stick w/ what you are useing until you finish. you can always experiment next time through. thats just my opinion though.
     
  3. sminnis Gems: 5/31
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    [​IMG] My concern with this party is the three multis. Now, you're splitting up your XPs nine ways. Pretty slim pickin's, I think.

    I think, in the long run, it's better to keep PC's "pure". A well-rounded group of specialists is better than a bunch of mediocrities.
     
  4. Gunthar Gems: 7/31
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    I agree with Sminnis in that there are too many multis in your party. I think that using a small amount of multis is good because it gives you skills that you can't get in 6 "pure" non-multis. The only multis that I would use are cleric/mages, thief/mages or fighter/thiefs. Normal theives just aren't useful enough.
     
  5. Wingfoot Guest

    i gotta agree w/ the fact that you have too many 'multis', but they can be useful. for example my 3rd time through i am using 4 characters and 'multis' may come in handy:
    Paladin
    Fighter/Druid
    Human Thief (dual-classed to a Conjurer)
    and finally the interesting one:
    Fighter/Mage/Cleric.
    this last one was a tough choice, but i will see how it works out. i wanted to make sure everybody could fight if need be especially at the begining of the game.
     
  6. caimenking69 Gems: 2/31
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    get a gnomish fighter... u won't regret it
     
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