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

matelener wrote: ↑Sun Aug 01, 2021 1:18 pm

mrm3ntalist wrote: ↑Sun Aug 01, 2021 1:08 pm Does it need 5 levels of the casting class or level 3 spells? I cannot seem to get it with druid3/Cavestlalker3 (WIS14). It only opens up on druid5

Levels of the casting class which is equal to level 3 spells with one exception - Cavestalker.

... No it's not. Sorcerers/shamans get level 3 spells on CL6, not CL5.

DaloLorn wrote: ↑Sun Aug 01, 2021 2:14 pm

matelener wrote: ↑Sun Aug 01, 2021 1:18 pm

mrm3ntalist wrote: ↑Sun Aug 01, 2021 1:08 pm Does it need 5 levels of the casting class or level 3 spells? I cannot seem to get it with druid3/Cavestlalker3 (WIS14). It only opens up on druid5

Levels of the casting class which is equal to level 3 spells with one exception - Cavestalker.

... No it's not. Sorcerers/shamans get level 3 spells on CL6, not CL5.

What I meant are progression levels. 6 Sorcerer = the earliest 3rd level progression. Apparently in addition to Cavestalker, there is Frost Mage and Thaumaturge, so, there is a blanket statement saying PRCs are not counted for the requirement progression.

These are so wonderful. I love the added customization!

So to clarify, out of all PRCs that progress caster levels, only cavestalker gets counted to qualify for shifter?

What if you take cavestalker without a corresponding base caster class?

Kalgain wrote: ↑Sun Aug 01, 2021 2:36 pm So to clarify, out of all PRCs that progress caster levels, only cavestalker gets counted to qualify for shifter?

What if you take cavestalker without a corresponding base caster class?

Oh, no - no PRC counts except the base class.

While I am quite pleased to note that the Shao Lung regional feat mentioned the favored deity as the "Celestial Bureaucracy", should I presume it is not currently a selectable deity?

Not that I am bothered by this outcome either way, just looking to verify that not all regional traits are supported by the deity list we have ingame (as I do not note it on the Google-sheets document).

Unless an alternative can be found, human subraces will be removed from chargen as they do not gain Quick to Master thanks to shitty NWN hardcoding, and thus lose out on their human bonus feat. Generic human characters will still be able change to these subraces via Oghma/Deneir in the Nexus.

Thanks, Bioware/Obsidian.

These are brilliant. Hate that we can only select two. So many choices!

Found out that 8 ! of my clerics have domains issues now.

Some get that message about having illegal domains.

Others not, but according to the sheet, they would be illegal now. (Siamorphe law+luck? Selune Darkness+chaos?
Cyrrollalee law+luck?) No idea which info is the right one nowadays .....

One even has only 1 domain now (Illneval-only fury domain left)


All that unnecessary RCRing really really sucks... (both my appraiser/merchants and my wandcrafter)

GJ Bugsidian.

I feel you. Wendi's domains are illegal now too.

And she's a wizard. RCRing wizards, as we all know, is the pits. Seriously tempted to just switch her deity, rather than recompile her spellbook all over again.

Edit: Nevermind, the god selection NPC won't let me do that? *weeps*

Why doesn't Lolth get the War domain?

Hey so, question; Why does the Dominate need a 10 minute cooldown. It's a DC 30 spell. If you want it to land on anything really, you need to cast a few times. Isn't 10 minutes a bit excessive? 1 minute would prevent you spaming it, if that was the fear for whatever reason and still have it be useful, no?

The first page doesn't meantion its exact DC calculation.

But anyhow, you visit a higher CR area and you dominate something. Now you can take your dominated monster to a lower CR area, where it can kill things for you.

YYA wrote: ↑Mon Aug 02, 2021 3:27 am The first page doesn't meantion its exact DC calculation.

But anyhow, you visit a higher CR area and you dominate something. Now you can take your dominated monster to a lower CR area, where it can kill things for you.

Dominated mobs can’t follow through transitions.