It's a common tactic to avoid the Friendly Arm Inn for awhile for no-reloaders: Tarnesh is one of the more deadly foes at low levels outside of a few classes (Three Commands from a Cleric, and Tarnes… (View Post)

I actually prefer BG1 solo: there's enough consumables to basically guarantee a successful no-reload run solo, whereas that's not as true for a large party. There's also a lot more wilderness wanderi… (View Post)

Some of the other arguments for pure-class versus multi: pure class allows for kits, and in the case of fighters, for Shorty save bonuses. Also, while you eventually max out in ToB, you're lagging be… (View Post)

There's maybe 5 points in both games where Pro. Petrification is useful, one of which is negated by Improved Invisibility, and all the rest are in BG1 and coverable with potions of mirrored eyes. The… (View Post)

My first introduction to no-reloads was Nuzlocke, no-reloads with Pokemon games, so I'll be making a few comparisons with that. No one's saying that it's a good idea to try no-reloading before you un… (View Post)