Clean Slate

I deleted all of my characters and saved games yesterday, in BG1EE & BG2EE. A total cleanse. A blank slate to create from. It cleared my mind. I made a new character with which to play with. Things feel fresh. Ahhhhhh... I recommend this highly to all of you who may have gathered a little too much digital clutter, gunking up your game.
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So I've just started completely afresh, with ToB in the forefront of my mind as the endgame - I know how I want to play it, I just need to build a party that suits my playing 'style' as opposed to one that ticks all the walkthrough boxes.
I usually don't delete anything, even if I'm certain I won't continue with this or that character.
......until I realised that I just wasn't good enough to win this particular battle - at least not the way I play. I was carrying a lot of dead weight, not just in terms of party members but also under-utilised weapons and spells. I decided that I needed a fitter, meaner, more efficient party and a different mindset on my part. So that is why I decided to make a completely fresh start. I'll still play a fighter-heavy party but with more emphasis on protecting my arcane caster (maybe even two) and less reliance on random brute force, amongst other things.
My new party is a female elf archer, lawful good, at a fresh run at having a knightly/holy party, again: Nalia/Imoen, Aerie, Keldorn, Mazzy and Rasaad(?). Definitely not letting Amomen in with his drama. My party does not steal, well beyond what light plunder Nalia does by herself, her way of sticking it to da man. We will be buying (or looting from baddies) all of the hoards of magic arrows that Meitte (my elf archer) and Mazzy will be raining on the evil that hides in Athkatla. And it is good.