The issue is, unless it's official, it won't work with modules not linked to that content. If I want to play a monster character, and it's CEP or whatever, unless the mod is CEP, it won't work.
This, of course, is primarily true of the oldest modules.
The issue is, unless it's official, it won't work with modules not linked to that content. If I want to play a monster character, and it's CEP or whatever, unless the mod is CEP, it won't work.
This, of course, is primarily true of the oldest modules.
I must be misunderstanding here. Nothing 'officially' added is gonna be used in a module unless the creator of the module uses it. So, if BD adds in a Glabrezu it won't show up in any old module, unless they go back and add that asset to be used in that module. This is the same as for CC. You can add CEP or ProjectQ to your module, but until you actually USE the stuff in those packages, you won't see the stuff in those packages, the exception being if something overrides an original asset: A new version of a goblin might replace the original version. But if the module doesn't have a glabrezu trotting around somewhere, simply adding a glabrezu to the bank of assets won't suddenly make one appear.
Do I misunderstand your point? Not unlikely, as we've been hit with an April blizzard here, and I'm feeling a bit discombobulated.
I discovered an archived Epic level of my character --the Paladin Xorina Hawksley-- in an old external HDD I found in a book box, am playing modules on very hard setting - how about a Terrasque? :-D
I want to see creatures of the plant-type (Yes, I know that the CEP includes some, but NWN deserves to have some official plant-creatures). Ofcourse, I also want Druid spells included aswell (such as Oakstaff, Liveoak, and Shambler).
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This, of course, is primarily true of the oldest modules.
Do I misunderstand your point? Not unlikely, as we've been hit with an April blizzard here, and I'm feeling a bit discombobulated.
-JFK