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DzD
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Ok, maybe it looks like I am stupid but I donīt know what character I want to use. I have tried every character, exept bard, and wants to know who is the best between all the magic users? I also wants to know whatīs the difference between fighter and barbarian?
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Sat Jul 06, 2002 6:14 pm |
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EverythingXen
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Joined: 01 Feb 2002
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For best spellcaster... it's a matter of personal opinion. If you have any doubts, choose wizard. That way you won't kick yourself later for dumb spell choices you made (a wizard can learn them all from scrolls).
Clerics and druid's aren't bad, either. Sorcerers require a little more micromanagement (you only get a certain amount of spells to know in your entire career)... but not much. In pen and paper the sorcerer's lack of spell variety hurts him... in a computer game chances are you end up memorizing 5 magic missiles and 3 fireballs anyways so you might as WELL have been a sorcerer...
Bards are.. well... um... fun? They're support characters... so if you're cool with the fact that your role will not to be the hero but to be the one who makes your henchman a hero... they're fine too.
Barbarians get more hit points and some special powers (like being faster and the ability to rage and and 4 to their strength and constituition scores) than fighters.
Fighters are a lot more skilled, getting a lot of extra feats.
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Sat Jul 06, 2002 6:45 pm |
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DzD
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When I tried a wizard (of course my first choice, donīt you just love magic?  ) I didnīt like him because you had to rest all the time.
When I tried the sorcerer I like him more because he donīt need to rest all the time but I was still worried about that my sorcerer wouldnīt be so good in the end.
So what do I coose? 
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But I must admit
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Sat Jul 06, 2002 7:08 pm |
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Beo
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Joined: 06 May 2002
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Well, wizard is weak at the begining but strong at the end. (Think timestop  ) Sorcerer is good for mult-classing, e.g. you want to be half mage half paladin or half bard, then go for it.
If you still can't make the decision, roll both characters and play half of chapter one, then decide.  |
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Sat Jul 06, 2002 9:17 pm |
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DzD
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quote:
Originally posted by Beo
Well, wizard is weak at the begining but strong at the end. (Think timestop ) Sorcerer is good for mult-classing, e.g. you want to be half mage half paladin or half bard, then go for it.
If you still can't make the decision, roll both characters and play half of chapter one, then decide.
I took a wizard. 
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Sat Jul 06, 2002 9:53 pm |
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