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Forum Member Posts: 2 Joined: 28-November 07 ![]() |
I'd first like to say I'm so very impressed with the amount of work that has gone into this mod. I've been waiting for version 5 to finally give it a try and I've just finished the download.
I'm just looking for a little advice before I get started. I'm a little unsure about what class I should play. Right now I'm leaning toward a Ranger/Cleric, Fighter/Thief or a Cleric/Thief. I'd like to try the expanded Ranger stronghold quests so that's one of the reasons I'm thinking R/C. Do you guys have any advice about these classes other suggestions for a new player? Thanks in advance! |
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um a related Paladin question - what will the effects of turning be on a Cavalier ? , ie does their immunity to fear still apply ?
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![]() The Tactician ![]() Distinguished Developer Posts: 7794 Joined: 1-December 05 ![]() |
um a related Paladin question - what will the effects of turning be on a Cavalier ? , ie does their immunity to fear still apply ? Yes, cavaliers are immune to turn undead; but enemy clerics are also aware of this fact and won't waste their time by trying to turn a cavalier. Important note: If you want a cavalier, do NOT change Keldorn to a cavalier. Make a custom cavalier for yourself. As for choosing between Cernd and Anomen, as I've mentioned before, it's a very difficult question to answer. If you can take both of them, do it. Comparison: Cernd's advantages: - Immunity to silence (very important in IA v5) - +2 casting time bonus - Access to some very important arcane spells (such as death spell and Ruby Ray of Reversal) - Two personal item upgrades (rather than one which applies to Anomen) Anomen's advantages: - Access to Greater Restoration and Free Action spells - Better AC and better melee usefulness - Faster level progression -------------------- Improved Anvil
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