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Dreadhammer +2

GrimjackMVGrimjackMV Member Posts: 151
in Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear
What in the world is the point of this weapon? Under combat abilities it lists:

Combat Abilities:
• Deals an extra 2d4 points of cold damage vs. good-aligned Clerics

... But just exactly how many good aligned Clerics can the CHARNAME possibly face in the game?

Comments

  • ChroniclerChronicler Member Posts: 1,391
    All The Shining Lady's followers are good aligned, so I'd imagine you face significantly more good aligned clerics in this campaign than the others. Haven't examined that thoroughly though.
  • GrimjackMVGrimjackMV Member Posts: 151
    If ti was extra 2d4 against good alignment NPCs, it would be great. But I don't understand why they are limiting it to just clerics. Seems odd.
  • ChroniclerChronicler Member Posts: 1,391
    The entire point is that it doesn't work on everybody. Just some people. Like in the main BG1 campaign you pretty much just use Kondar on the werewolf island and that's it.
  • GrimjackMVGrimjackMV Member Posts: 151
    edited December 2018
    Chronicler said:

    The entire point is that it doesn't work on everybody. Just some people. Like in the main BG1 campaign you pretty much just use Kondar on the werewolf island and that's it.

    Thanks for the insight @Chronicler !
    Post edited by GrimjackMV on
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