Not a mod idea.

Moved.

I dunno, I like a little more RP in my G.

Still, won't deny that I liked the low-level gameplay in BG better than the "oh, I'll just buy this Rod of Resurrection" stuff in BG2.

they make me want to wax nostalgic

I believe you mean "wax goddamn nostlgic".

It's in pieces. Note the stats for the individual parts above.

Cerberus network? What Cerberus network.

Personally, I have like 80 Bioware FUNBUCKS™ left and I'll be fucked if I buy another 400 just to get another 80. Maybe if they ever release any other dlc that's worth paying for, but eh.

On the plus side, at least female version has a chestplate that isn't like HAY EVERYBODY LOOK AT MAH BOO-BAYS. Also, the rifle is apparently the only weapon in the game that doesn't have a dumb and crippling damage penalty when used by anyone not named Shepard, so it's actually quite good.

Here's a couple of stolen screencaps of the Kestrel:



edit: also the stats of the armour pieces are as follows:

• Helmet - Increases head shot damage by 5%, increases weapon damage by 3%, increases shields by 3%
  
• Chest - Increases melee damage by 10%, increases weapon damage by 5%, increases shield strength by 3%
  
• Shoulders - Increases shields by 8%, increases melee damage by 10%
  
• Arms - Increases weapon damage by 3%, increases shields by 3%, increases melee damage by 10%
  
• Legs - Increases shields by 8%, increases heavy weapon ammo capacity by 5%

A few notes on stats:

• Average stat totals for BG2 characters is 82.5 (83.2 in ToB).
• The lowest stat total is Minsc with 73. (The highest is Keldorn with 89, beaten only by Mr. ToB with 95).
• All characters have at least one stat that is average (10) or worse. (You have this covered.)

Your adjusted stats are low (71). Even the original stats are still below average (80) and I doubt anyone would accuse you of powergaming if you kept them (and you can just swap DEX and WIS and you have a legal mage->priest dualclass).

I'm usually the first to whine about overpowered NPC ideas, but as nice as it is to see someone take it in the opposite direction, you don't have to go that far. Even if you bump up your current WIS by one point, you'd still only end up with 72 points, and you definitely don't need to reduce them any more than that. (I'm not going to stop you if you want to do it, of course, but anyway.)


As for the class, it's no more complicated to do a necro->cleric dual than a wiz->cleric. It's just a matter of clicking mage->necro rather than mage->generalist in character creation.

dragonage.bioware.com/dao/witch_hunt

"Never follow me." With these words, Morrigan vanished into the shadows. Her plans and her whereabouts have remained a mystery... until now. But whether you seek answers, revenge, or reconciliation with your lost love, you may find more than you bargained for.

Date: Available September 7th on PC, Xbox360, and PS3.

Price: $7 [560 BioWare Points, 560 MS Points, $6.99 PSN]

Key Features:
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* Earn powerful rewards that transfer into your Awakening and Origins campaign
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Witch Hunt is the final DLC for Dragon Age: Origins, and imo a great send off to an awesome game.

What happened to "2 years..."? Dragon Age 2.

Apparently three new characters will show up, but for now they're only letting us see one: "Ariane, a gifted Dalish warrior".

There are some screenshots up, but as usual, they don't really say much.

Since there were two identical copies of this thread, I have removed one of them.

Carry on, citizens.