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I'm starting a solo run!

Millerguy74Millerguy74 Member Posts: 44
edited July 2015 in Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition
so as the title says i'm starting a solo run and was wondering what class I should be I am planning on being and elf and being neutral good. For bgee i have dark horizons and ease of use pack for bg2ee i have Ascension

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  • FinneousPJFinneousPJ Member Posts: 6,455
    An elf FMT is pretty awesome. It can do everything in one character :)
  • moody_magemoody_mage Member Posts: 2,054
    ^^^ This. Cannot be beaten for a first time solo.

    Starts off a little slow, becomes unstoppable mid game onwards.
  • JarrakulJarrakul Member Posts: 2,029
    Yeah, my one and only (successful) solo was with a FMT. You don't really want for anything, and with only one character and non-armor defenses, you really get to use your thief stuff to its full potential.
  • Millerguy74Millerguy74 Member Posts: 44
    edited July 2015
    Ok everyone i have decided to play as a F/M/T
    Here are the stats
    Strength 18/100
    Dexterity 19
    Constitution 17
    Intelligence 18
    wisdom 3
    charisma 6
    I am ready to take on the trilogy wish me luck!
  • NifftNifft Member Posts: 1,065
    It's really too bad you can't be a Cleric / Mage / Thief.
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