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Is there a way to be a Kensai/Bounty Hunter?

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in Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition
This would be unfair mind you but I figured it would be funn
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  • ShravanPShravanP Member Posts: 8
    Unfortunately, I think even with EEKeeper, you're limited to one Kit. Not sure how this would work at a technical level.
  • jsavingjsaving Member Posts: 1,083
    Yes, the savegame format does not have a place for the second kit to be saved. However, depending on the kit you may be able to EEKeeper some or all of the abilities of the second kit and then RP your character as having two kits.
  • jmerryjmerry Member Posts: 3,899
    jsaving wrote: »
    ... However, depending on the kit you may be able to EEKeeper some or all of the abilities of the second kit and then RP your character as having two kits.
    All of the Kensai's positive abilities can be applied this way. If you want to do it this way, start a kensai, then change kit to Bounty Hunter when you're ready to dual. You may need to manually remove the kensai effects, then reapply them when the dual is complete. Also, the equipment restrictions (until you get UAI) are on the honor system.

    It doesn't feel all that unfair; there's no particular synergy between the kensai abilities and the BH traps. Using this to dual into one of the other kits would be a lot worse.
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