The Barbarian from the Complete Barbarian's Handbook is not quite a class of its' own but rather an alternate take on the main four archetypes (priest, warrior, rogue, wizard), designed for use in a … (View Post)

Currently every class allows for kits except for the Barbarian, this is because it is actually a Fighter kit masquerading as a class. The developers can't allow Barbarian kits like they did with the … (View Post)

Honestly I'm not overly keen for more character development in BG1:EE unless it is more quests like those from TotSC. I don't think NPC related character development meshed all that way thanks to tho… (View Post)

@ZanathKariashi It's definitely not my preference, as I think having single class versions of the button interface used currently by some multi-classes is the way to go. But there is some need for th… (View Post)

Where do you draw the line between taking creative liberties with the ruleset and creating one-off NPCs of exceptional circumstance? To me Dorn, Haer'dalis and Viconia are only possible because of wh… (View Post)