I love immunities, and enjoy resistances just as much. I strongly prefer passives to temporary buffs even if the temp buffs are much more potent, simply because relying on temp buffs absolutely will kill you. Presuming I do play your server of choice for PVM, what would be a good build to aim for? In order, my desires are survival, utility, and damage. A nice friendly PVM server would be nice once I remember all the base material and learn the mods used by the server. But I do not own a laptop, so I may as well play through it and get it over with. I have always looked at it as a game to play through on a laptop build sometime when I am sitting around in the hospital without Internet access.
And I never even touched the expansion packs despite owning them since just after they were released. I played through the first chapter or the first few, but lost interest afterwards.
Actually I never even finished the first part. damage you could easily be looking at over 100 damage a critical hit, with reasonably often occuring criticals.I will probably move over to PVM servers after I finally finish the single player game. The Weapons Master bonus drops it to 16-20 (I think). Deaths Handmaiden drops it to 19-20 (with Keen). So lets see thats 20 for a critical on a scythe. That class lowers the threat range of one weapon (scythe) by 2 and adds and additional x1 to the critical (topping out the critical on the scythe at X5). fighter weilding a scythe (particularly Death's Handmaiden) with the feat Improved Critical on scythe makes for a real killing machine - even better check out the weapon master prestige class that will be available with the next off. With that armor then I'd say.įor pure damage a str/cons. Well a Monk at level 20 is pretty much unbeatable Tank-wise because of the AWESOME 20 damage soaking they get at that level.īut on a more realistic note consider any character capable of wearing Silverbone armor +2 from NWN that soaks damage of 15 and adds AC.
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