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My only real experience with DnD is through computer games. Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, etc. I couldn't ever really get into playing with other people.

One of the best Characters I made in NWN2 was a Bard1/Fighter16/Paladin3/Red Dragon Disciple 10. I could have taken Sorcerer instead, but Bard's get way more skill points their first level. As such, I had to play his alignment around so that I could fit in Paladin for the immunities they would get.

He wound up with 22STR/25DEX/400ish HP, with his saves all being above 22, with Fortitude at 25. His AC was around 31+ thanks to Tumble, Class Feats, Dual Weapon Fighting feats, and stupidly high Dexterity.

His BAB was around 26 before weapons. He had Epic Weapon Specialization/Focus in Scythes, and Monkey Grip so that he could hold a two handed weapon in one hand, and Perfect Two Weapon fighting so that his offhand was only sporting a -2 BAB from it being a large weapon. He had increased Critical Hit Modifiers and Threat ranges so that the Scythes just obliterated everything in his path. Something like x8/16-20 with a Keen weapon, I can't remember. He also had Blind-Fight from Dragon Disciple, in case he missed somehow.

He was immune to Charm, Fear, Paralysis, Sleep, and Fire Damage, though with relatively high saves it didn't really matter.

He took Able Learner, which effectively meant that all Cross-Class skills were main skills. Since he took bard, that meant more or less everything. He was able to keep Diplomacy, Use Magic Device, Spell Craft, and Tumble every level, with Listen and Lore also winding up fairly high. With maxed out UMD and the Bard Class, he was capable of using every scroll and equipping every item he found, including Monk Robes, which allowed him to take his already absurd AC to even higher levels.

All of this was before equipment.

He wound up as this untouchable, undebuffable, unstoppable killing machine. You couldn't even sneak up on him because of how high is listen skill was, and fights lasted all of a few seconds due to the absurdity that Perfect Two-Weapon Fighting+Monkey Grip+Scythe offers.

I have no doubt that he could have obliterated the crap out of a few Super Heroes.

Yes, change rest to what EG said.

The 'Daily" Quests in most games usually consist of some arbitrary reason to go "kill 100 boars and bring me back their spleen for my bizarre fetish we're never going to talk about."

CoH "Daily" quests are fun. Probably nirvana by comparison.

I don't actually use either on my Controller. Snow Storm was useful in earlier levels before I had more reliable controls, and 02 boost has just never been useful to me. If I'm doing my job right, they won't need to be healed. I would almost say 02 Boost is detrimental in that if you are trying to focus on keeping someone afloat with your subpar heal, you aren't able to reliable control the spawn, which is causing far more damage then you are preventing.

You need Snow Storm even less because of your primary, but if I was going to pick one or the other it would be Snow Storm. You'd probably be better off just picking something else entirely, though.

The last thing Kheldians need is MORE power options. What would you even give to them? They already have nearly everything.

They would need some tweaks of course (A blaster with parry would be lawlzly), but otherwise I've liked this idea for awhile. I'd very much like to make a Dual Pistols/Katana Blaster.

I don't know about the scrapper-blaster part, though.

Nicely done, and right as I was in a Sinatra fix. It's like you KNEW.

So, you aren't going to play half of the content that was released under the false assumption that it can't hold anything of meaningful importance because it isn't aimed at the level you wish to play. Then, you are going to declare the expansion lacks content.

Yeah, okay, that's a perfectly reasonable argument.

Do the little exclamation point help message thingies state that "Zowies" appear on the map under blah blah setting? Perhaps some kind Developer should add that bit if they have not already. I always play with my map up, so I never had a problem locating them, but given how prevalent this complaint is I imagine some more clear instructions could help.

Two Fire/Kin controllers.

You can't just lob a fireball in there and be done with it?

That's how I usually handle that trick in other games.

You don't want to call it strictly "money" because that would break some role playing concepts which depend upon their character being rich enough to afford whatever technologies they are utilizing.

He was wrong about a few things, but he's just so damn charming. I lol'd quite a bit.

In the lower levels, I tend to save it until I need to refill my endurance. After that, I pretty much just use it whenever it is up, which is usually the second it is done recharging.

I also like to have a separate "dominating" costume I toss on when I enter into Domination. It improves the experience by at least 100%.

Peacemoon reminded me of something else I forgot to mention but is probably useful to be aware of.

Controller powers are much less consistent on their accuracy multipliers than most AT's. Make sure you aren't putting a lot of acc into a power which is already fairly accurate, and aren't neglecting powers that are inaccurate. Dominate, for example, is extremely accurate and can easily get away with just one Accuracy Enhancement, while something like Total Domination will probably feel gimped without at least two.

I don't see them tearing the wall down exactly (Those things probably don't just go down by having a few heroes go super nova and explode into it), but I wouldn't mind if they just... Turned them off. They're so utterly garish.

Why don't you just not play stone?

Calvin Scott is Nemesis.

It's official now.