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Kivan - Worth making use of the two weapon style points by placing 2 points in a sword skill?

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  • jcdenton11jcdenton11 Member Posts: 20
    I've always given Kivan a pip in single weapon for enhanced crits and usually gave points in either longsword or bastard sword depending on my party makeup. My cleric usually tanks and I sent Kivan in when something shrugs off his arrows or gets too close to my rear line fighters, and equipping a shield/swapping the bow is a pain and generally he has solid AC (slightly better than my barb, slightly worse than Branwen).
  • DazzuDazzu Member Posts: 950
    the_spyder said:

    Wanderon said:

    With that in mind if I am looking for a party archer I'l take the Clint Eastwood wanna-be over the dead-beat dad every time... ;-)

    LOL. I kind of think of him as a Wolverine wanabee. But now that you mention it, I can definitely see him channeling his inner Eastwood.

    Neither personality aspects are present in his BG2 mod.
  • gustonguston Member Posts: 70
    I think I'm gonna make him dual wield bastard swords after I put 2 pips in them. Gonna give him the claw of kazgaroth and full plate armor for good measure. At the very least he will be able to rip werewolves apart. Those things were a pain for me the last time I played since no one could use daggers or bastard swords.
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