Baldur's Gate : The Sword Coast Chronicles : NWN2 Persistent World

One way is RCR. Create a new character, mule things to it, talk to the RCR guy and then claim experience...

The other is asking a DM to remove X amount of experience from your character. Here is a table: https://wiki.bgtscc.net/index.php?title ... rogression

So for example, let as assume that your character is a level 13 aasimar with 95,321 points of experience. You required 91,000 points of experience to reach level 13. Thus if you ask a DM to remove 4,322 points of experience, your character will be one experience point away from reaching level 13.

You can use the following formula:

(Experience required for desired level) - (Current experience total) - 1

Up to level 10 rcr is free. After that it costs 5% compounding up to 50% at 20. 20 is also the level cap on rcr (so level 28-30 pcs that rcr all end up level 20.

Sun Wukong wrote: Or how about the behaviour of a Paladin of Oghma? 'Yes, yes, this book enslaves the minds of whoever opens it, it also summons demons to the mortal realm on a turn of a page, but it contains KNOWLEDGE, so we cannot destroy it!'

There are paladins of Deneir and they would never destroy knowledge and would have no problem with defending even "evil" knowledge. They'd do their very best to ensure it never falls into evil hands, however.

Anyways, Ozmiz, I would simply suggest RCRing and going full Favoured Soul instead. You're loosing a lot of caster level on that divine champion for no real gain. Those extra feats are wasted, because you are losing the epic bonus feats of going full 30 levels. If you want EDM, then cleric3/fs27 is fine, although I'd personally avoid Aasimar with that.

Here's a list with nwn2 paladin deities.
http://nwn2.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Paladin_deities

Maybe switching to Moradin (and keep the warhammer) could work for you.

Or consider RCRing to a FS26/Pal4 or something.

Theodore01 wrote:Here's a list with nwn2 paladin deities.
http://nwn2.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Paladin_deities

Maybe switching to Moradin (and keep the warhammer) could work for you.

Or consider RCRing to a FS26/Pal4 or something.

Moradin is only available to Dwarves so that won't work. There are no deities (that I'm aware of) that an Aasimar can pick which has Warhammer as favored weapon and allows Paladins.

Sune has flail as favoured weapon, and that has the same stats as warhammer now that we've made changes to the base stuff away from standard D&D.