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Starting out Questions - From Serevok kill or Lvl 1?

ahhyepahhyep Member Posts: 114
in Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear
Solo F/M/T ready to rock, planning on soloing entire series.

1. Should I start from Serevok Quick save (before dragonspear install)
2. Should I start from level 1? I might solo an inquisitor if I do, but probably still FMT.
3. I don't really like partying, but I've done it before. Will I miss out on a lot in siege? I might make a solo fmt/inq and then remake with a party if I will miss out.

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  • ahhyepahhyep Member Posts: 114
    i guess my main concern is missing out on content in bgee pre-serevok kill if i dont start from scratch. will i? has lvl 1-161,000exp been changed in any way?
  • illathidillathid Member Posts: 320
    There's not much added to BG except interface and bug fixing so you could start from the sarevok fight without missing much of anything. I'd recommend playing through the sarevok fight though rather than importing as it prevents a number of bugs that way.
  • JuliusBorisovJuliusBorisov Member, Administrator, Moderator, Developer Posts: 22,758
    I advice to use the @Abel 's mod from here - https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/49645/book-of-legal-possibilities-preparation-for-sod#latest - it will let you get all the loot you need and move straight into SoD as if you completed BGEE.
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