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Talk:Favored enemy

2009-12-19T18:35:56Z

Re: Capped?

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		+	== Other classes ==
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	"This feat seem to only work when added during levelup. But it does work fine in other class slots then ranger so a monk with level 5 and Favored enemy gets +2 damage against his favored enemy."		"This feat seem to only work when added during levelup. But it does work fine in other class slots then ranger so a monk with level 5 and Favored enemy gets +2 damage against his favored enemy."

	what does this mean? -- [[User:Directrealist\|Directrealist]]		what does this mean? -- [[User:Directrealist\|Directrealist]]

-	:It's referring to custom content, so I think it means that the bonuses will only work when the feat is added to a character during levelup. If you add it using Leto or on an item or some such, it won't work. That's how I'd interpret it. -- [[User:Austicke\|Alec Usticke]] 09:30, 3 July 2006 (PDT)	+	* It's referring to custom content, so I think it means that the bonuses will only work when the feat is added to a character during levelup. If you add it using Leto or on an item or some such, it won't work. That's how I'd interpret it. -- [[User:Austicke\|Alec Usticke]] 09:30, 3 July 2006 (PDT)
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		+	== Stacking ==

	Does this stack at all with the Harper Scout bonus damage? IE if one were to get the class combination of 1 Ranger/1 HS would they get +1 bonus damage or would it stack to +2? -- [[User:132.42.128.28\|132.42.128.28]] January 2007		Does this stack at all with the Harper Scout bonus damage? IE if one were to get the class combination of 1 Ranger/1 HS would they get +1 bonus damage or would it stack to +2? -- [[User:132.42.128.28\|132.42.128.28]] January 2007

-	It would be a +1 [[User:WhiZard\|WhiZard]] 13:17, 4 May 2009 (UTC)	+	* It would be a +1 [[User:WhiZard\|WhiZard]] 13:17, 4 May 2009 (UTC)

		+	== Criticals ==

	Is the damage multiplied from critical hits? [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]] 01:50, 15 March 2007 (PDT)		Is the damage multiplied from critical hits? [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]] 01:50, 15 March 2007 (PDT)
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	* Yes. --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 06:26, 5 April 2007 (PDT)		* Yes. --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 06:26, 5 April 2007 (PDT)

		+	== Special abilities ==

	Do Manticore Tail Spikes benefit from this? [[User:Bromium\|Bromium]] 08:48, 11 July 2007 (PDT)		Do Manticore Tail Spikes benefit from this? [[User:Bromium\|Bromium]] 08:48, 11 July 2007 (PDT)
-	:No they do not. Again, the script for the spikes calculates damage on its own, regardless of other feats. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 09:41, 11 July 2007 (PDT)

-	::Can you point me to that script? [[User:Bromium\|Bromium]] 11:17, 11 July 2007 (PDT)	+	* No they do not. Again, the script for the spikes calculates damage on its own, regardless of other feats. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 09:41, 11 July 2007 (PDT)
-	:::Don't have the toolset with me right now, but do a search in all scripts for "mant" and it should be the only one. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 22:15, 11 July 2007 (PDT)

-	:::In case you're still looking for it: ''x0_s1_MantSpike'' --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 23:37, 8 August 2007 (PDT)	+	:* Can you point me to that script? [[User:Bromium\|Bromium]] 11:17, 11 July 2007 (PDT)

		+	::* Don't have the toolset with me right now, but do a search in all scripts for "mant" and it should be the only one. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 22:15, 11 July 2007 (PDT)

-	Do the skill bonuses applied from favored enemy count towards the +50 skill bonus cap? [[Special:Contributions/199.76.174.214\|199.76.174.214]] 09:43, December 2, 2009 (UTC)	+	::* In case you're still looking for it: ''x0_s1_MantSpike'' --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 23:37, 8 August 2007 (PDT)

	== FE from epic ranger bonus feats ==		== FE from epic ranger bonus feats ==
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	If I get FE from "Epic ranger bonus feats", will it increase bonuses +1 or it just add new race without bonus (like Harper FE does). --[[Special:Contributions/89.102.123.179\|89.102.123.179]] 28 March 2009		If I get FE from "Epic ranger bonus feats", will it increase bonuses +1 or it just add new race without bonus (like Harper FE does). --[[Special:Contributions/89.102.123.179\|89.102.123.179]] 28 March 2009

		+	* Favored Enemy bonus is a natural +1, with a further +1 for every 5 ranger levels. The timing or way you take favored enemy is meaningless. A 35ranger/5HS will get a +8 in favored enemy regardless of how many favored enemy feats it took. A bard 35/HS 5 would only get a +1, though. [[User:WhiZard\|WhiZard]] 13:17, 4 May 2009 (UTC)
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		+	== Capped? ==
		+
		+	Do the skill bonuses applied from favored enemy count towards the +50 skill bonus cap? [[Special:Contributions/199.76.174.214\|199.76.174.214]] 09:43, December 2, 2009 (UTC)

-	Favored Enemy bonus is a natural +1, with a further +1 for every 5 ranger levels. The timing or way you take favored enemy is meaningless. A 35ranger/5HS will get a +8 in favored enemy regardless of how many favored enemy feats it took. A bard 35/HS 5 would only get a +1, though. [[User:WhiZard\|WhiZard]] 13:17, 4 May 2009 (UTC)	+	* No. --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 18:35, December 19, 2009 (UTC)

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Talk:Scroll

2009-12-19T11:41:15Z

Created page with 'When calculating the saving throw DC for scroll spells, what ability modifier is assumed? Is there a standard for each scroll or each innate spell level or is it related to the r…'

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When calculating the saving throw DC for scroll spells, what ability modifier is assumed? Is there a standard for each scroll or each innate spell level or is it related to the relevant ability score of the scroll user? I think a note to clarify this (here and/or on the DC page) might be useful. [[User:MrZork|MrZork]] 11:41, December 19, 2009 (UTC)

Outsider shape

2009-12-19T11:40:39Z

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	**Bonus feats: [[cleave]], [[power attack]]		**Bonus feats: [[cleave]], [[power attack]]
	**Merges armor only.		**Merges armor only.
-	*'''Azer shape:''' Can cast [[burning hands]] as a spell-like ability unlimited times per day.	+	*'''Azer shape:'''
-	**Can also have a special fire stream ability that, on a successful ranged [[touch attack]], does fire damage of (wisdom [[ability modifier\|modifier]] + d4 per 3 shifter levels), [[reflex]] save DC 15 + (shifter level / 2) for half.	+	**Can cast [[burning hands]] and [[fire stream]] unlimited times per day.
	**Spell resistance 12		**Spell resistance 12
	**Immunity increased: fire 100%		**Immunity increased: fire 100%

Burning hands

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	\|desc=A cone of fire shoots forth from the caster's hands, burning		\|desc=A cone of fire shoots forth from the caster's hands, burning
	all those within its [[area of effect]] for 1d4 [[fire damage\|damage]] per caster level, up to a maximum of 5d4.}}		all those within its [[area of effect]] for 1d4 [[fire damage\|damage]] per caster level, up to a maximum of 5d4.}}
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		+	*This spell can be used in the azer chieftain form of [[outsider shape]].

	==Custom content notes==		==Custom content notes==
	*''script:'' <code>NW_S0_BurnHand.nss</code>		*''script:'' <code>NW_S0_BurnHand.nss</code>
		+
		+	[[Category:Shifted abilities]]

Fire stream

2009-12-19T11:33:20Z

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{{spell-like
|innatelevel=4
|icon=is_rayenfeeb.gif
|range=m
|immunity=fire
|save=[[reflex]] 1/2
|school=[[evocation]]
|components=S
|spellresistance=no
|area=single
|duration=instantaneous
|desc= A [[shifter]] that transforms into azer chieftain shape can project a stream of flames on a single enemy. If the shifter succeeds a ranged [[touch attack]] on the target,
he will do (1[[d4]] points of [[fire damage]] / (class level)) + his [[wisdom]] ability [[modifier]].
}}

*The [[DC]] is 15 + (shifter level)/2.
*The damage is multiplied by 2 on a touch attack critical hit.
*This is also an effective way to destroy [[placeable]]s and [[door]]s at a distance.
*This ability is available in the azer chieftain form of [[outsider shape]].

==Custom Content Note==
''script:'' <code>X2_S2_gwburn.nss</code>

[[Category:Monster abilities]]
[[Category:Shifted abilities]]

Magical beast

2009-12-19T06:37:48Z

...and someone hit "Save page" too soon...

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	'''Magical beasts''' are similar to [[animal]]s but can have [[intelligence]] scores higher than 2. Magical beasts usually have supernatural or extraordinary abilities, but sometimes are merely bizarre in appearance or habits.		'''Magical beasts''' are similar to [[animal]]s but can have [[intelligence]] scores higher than 2. Magical beasts usually have supernatural or extraordinary abilities, but sometimes are merely bizarre in appearance or habits.

		+	The standard magical beasts include the
		+	androsphinx, basilisk, blink dog, cockatrice, deep rothe, gargoyle, gorgon, gynosphinx, krenshar, manticore, and stirge.

-	== Beastiary, Standard, Magical Beasts ==
-
-
-	Androsphinx, basilisk, blink dog, cockatrice, deep rothe, gargoyle, gorgon, gynosphinx, krenshar, manticore, stirge
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-	Note: Custom content will expand upon this list.
	[[Category:NPC Races]]		[[Category:NPC Races]]
	[[Category:Magical Beasts\| magical beast]]		[[Category:Magical Beasts\| magical beast]]

Talk:Multiclass penalty

2009-12-19T06:33:31Z

Table looks confusing

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		+	== Bugfix? ==
		+
	I am playing a multiclass Dwarf Fighter1/Rogue2 and when I level up as either one, I suffer an experience penalty. As far as I know, this should not happen. Is there a fix, (I have patch 1.62) or is it in the works? -- [[User:69.152.147.13\|69.152.147.13]]		I am playing a multiclass Dwarf Fighter1/Rogue2 and when I level up as either one, I suffer an experience penalty. As far as I know, this should not happen. Is there a fix, (I have patch 1.62) or is it in the works? -- [[User:69.152.147.13\|69.152.147.13]]

-	AFAIK, the XP penalty works properly. Since Fighter is a Dwarf's favored class, you shouldn't get a penalty. I would guess you're misunderstanding something, but you're welcome to report a [[bug]] to BioWare. -- [[User:Austicke\|Alec Usticke]] 09:21, 26 February 2006 (PST)	+	*AFAIK, the XP penalty works properly. Since Fighter is a Dwarf's favored class, you shouldn't get a penalty. I would guess you're misunderstanding something, but you're welcome to report a [[bug]] to BioWare. -- [[User:Austicke\|Alec Usticke]] 09:21, 26 February 2006 (PST)

-	XP penalty was never broken for any races besides Human and half-elf but in any case, patching to 1.66 is what you want to do. [[User:87.194.16.85\|87.194.16.85]] 12:08, 26 February 2006 (PST)	+	*XP penalty was never broken for any races besides Human and half-elf but in any case, patching to 1.66 is what you want to do. [[User:87.194.16.85\|87.194.16.85]] 12:08, 26 February 2006 (PST)

-	==Polymorph, Shapechange and Shifter shapes==	+	==Polymorph, shapechange and shifter shapes==
-	*The most recent edit mentioned that polymorph, shapechange and shifter races would lead to potential XP penalties if a kill was made during said change. AFAIK only the drow warrior shifter shape is subject to this problem. Is there any way to verify if it applies for other shifter shapes or the polymorph plus shapechange spells? [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]] 14:20, 29 May 2006 (PDT)	+
		+	The most recent edit mentioned that polymorph, shapechange and shifter races would lead to potential XP penalties if a kill was made during said change. AFAIK only the drow warrior shifter shape is subject to this problem. Is there any way to verify if it applies for other shifter shapes or the polymorph plus shapechange spells? [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]] 14:20, 29 May 2006 (PDT)

	==Disabling multiclass penalty==		==Disabling multiclass penalty==
-	*How do you disable multiclass penalty on a mod or server? [[User:Hobbes3\|Hobbes3]] 03:31, 28 February 2008 (UTC)	+
-	**Did you know how to change .2da file? If yes look at class.2da, if you dont know how. Just tell me do you want i disable multiclass penalty and class alignment restriction? [[User:ILKAY\|ILKAY]] 04:13, 28 February 2008 (UTC)	+	How do you disable multiclass penalty on a mod or server? [[User:Hobbes3\|Hobbes3]] 03:31, 28 February 2008 (UTC)
-	***Well I looked at it and it seems you can edit it like a text file. But how can I add this to a particular mod and not as a global setting for all my other mods? [[User:Hobbes3\|Hobbes3]] 12:25, 29 February 2008 (UTC)	+
-	****I dont know if you add it only to a specific mod (I dont think you can) but you need add this modified file (classes.2da) to your override. I just finish one version of this file with alignment restriction off and experience penalty off. If you want, i can send you this version (I tested and that work well)and if you want i set class restriction on. Just send me your E-Mail at wikimessage. (Click on ILKAY, then at left in the menu E-mail this user). Its kinda hard to explain here. [[User:ILKAY\|ILKAY]] 15:11, 29 February 2008 (UTC)	+	*Did you know how to change .2da file? If yes look at class.2da, if you dont know how. Just tell me do you want i disable multiclass penalty and class alignment restriction? [[User:ILKAY\|ILKAY]] 04:13, 28 February 2008 (UTC)
-	****To make a modified .2da apply to just one module, it needs to be added to a hakpak the module uses (and not placed in your <code>override</code> directory). --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 21:19, 29 February 2008 (UTC)	+
		+	:*Well I looked at it and it seems you can edit it like a text file. But how can I add this to a particular mod and not as a global setting for all my other mods? [[User:Hobbes3\|Hobbes3]] 12:25, 29 February 2008 (UTC)
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		+	::*I dont know if you add it only to a specific mod (I dont think you can) but you need add this modified file (classes.2da) to your override. I just finish one version of this file with alignment restriction off and experience penalty off. If you want, i can send you this version (I tested and that work well)and if you want i set class restriction on. Just send me your E-Mail at wikimessage. (Click on ILKAY, then at left in the menu E-mail this user). Its kinda hard to explain here. [[User:ILKAY\|ILKAY]] 15:11, 29 February 2008 (UTC)
		+
		+	::*To make a modified .2da apply to just one module, it needs to be added to a hakpak the module uses (and not placed in your <code>override</code> directory). --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 21:19, 29 February 2008 (UTC)
		+
		+	== Table ==
		+
		+	Has anyone found the "multiclass XP penalty table" to be useful? I don't want to be too harsh, but I only figured out what the table was trying to convey because I knew in advance what the table what trying to convey. I imagine most people looking for info on the penalty would end up scratching their heads after looking at the current table. --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 06:33, December 19, 2009 (UTC)

RIP RPG

2009-12-19T06:24:17Z

Grammar and formatting

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-	'''RIP Role Playing Game''' intends to be a set of [[module]]s hosted as [[persistent world]]s on a pair of [[server]]s that will be listed in [[GameSpy]]. To be launched worldwide '''December 31, 2009.''' It will showcase a whole new world of adventure.	+	'''RIP Role Playing Game''' intends to be a set of [[module]]s hosted as [[persistent world]]s on a pair of [[server]]s that will be listed in [[GameSpy]]. It is planned to be launched worldwide on 31 December 2009. It will showcase a whole new world of adventure.

	==Other specifications==		==Other specifications==

Victorian Nordock

2009-12-19T06:21:44Z

Events: grammar/punctuation

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	==Events==		==Events==

-	Events are DM, or the occasional player, run games which come in a variety of forms. These events are normally held in special arenas where death penalties are ignored allowing player to really "go for it" and have some fun.	+	Events are DM-, or the occasional player-, run games that come in a variety of forms. These events are normally held in special arenas where death penalties are ignored, allowing players to really "go for it" and have some fun.
	When events are held in Victorian Nordock, some special rules are in effect. The following items and abilities are prohibited:		When events are held in Victorian Nordock, some special rules are in effect. The following items and abilities are prohibited:
	*persistent [[area of effect]] spells,		*persistent [[area of effect]] spells,

Multiclass penalty

2009-12-19T06:19:43Z

Multiclass XP Penalty Table: Formatting

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	==Prestige classes and multiclass XP==		==Prestige classes and multiclass XP==
	[[Prestige class]]es are exempt from the multiclass XP rule and do not count against the character. For example a 20th-level character (10th-level Rogue/3rd-level Shadowdancer/7th-level Assassin) will not suffer any XP penalties no matter what race the character has chosen.		[[Prestige class]]es are exempt from the multiclass XP rule and do not count against the character. For example a 20th-level character (10th-level Rogue/3rd-level Shadowdancer/7th-level Assassin) will not suffer any XP penalties no matter what race the character has chosen.
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-	==Multiclass XP Penalty Table==
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	{\| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 align="center" style="text-align:center"		{\| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 align="center" style="text-align:center"
-		+	\|+ Multiclass XP penalty table
	\|- style="font-weight:bold"		\|- style="font-weight:bold"

-	\|Character<br />level\|\|XP\|\|20% Penalty\|\|40% Penalty	+	!Character<br />level!!XP!!20% penalty!!40% penalty

	\|-		\|-
-	\|1	+	\|1 \|\| 0 \|\| \|\|
	\|-		\|-
-	\|2\|\| 1 000	+	\|2\|\| 1 000 \|\| \|\|
	\|-		\|-
-	\|3\|\| 3 000	+	\|3\|\| 3 000 \|\| \|\|
	\|-		\|-
-	\|4\|\| 6 000	+	\|4\|\| 6 000 \|\| \|\|
	\|-		\|-
-	\|5\|\| 10 000\|\| 12 500	+	\|5\|\| 10 000\|\| 12 500 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
-	\|6\|\| 15 000\|\| 18 750	+	\|6\|\| 15 000\|\| 18 750 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
-	\|7\|\| 21 000\|\| 26 250	+	\|7\|\| 21 000\|\| 26 250 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
-	\|8\|\| 28 000\|\| 35 000	+	\|8\|\| 28 000\|\| 35 000 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
-	\|9\|\| 36 000\|\| 45 000	+	\|9\|\| 36 000\|\| 45 000 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|10\|\| 45 000\|\| 56 250\|\| 75 000		\|10\|\| 45 000\|\| 56 250\|\| 75 000

Base save

2009-12-19T06:13:07Z

Rewriting multiclass benefits

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-	'''Base Saves''' are determined by your class level for levels 1-20. There are three base saves: [[Fortitude]], [[Reflex]] and [[Will]]. Each class has one or more [[primary saving throw]](s). These follow the high save progression listed below. The remaining saves follow the low save progression.	+	'''Base saves''' are ratings of how capable a creature is at (partially) avoiding certain forms of attack on the basis of [[class]]es obtained. To these are added bonuses (e.g. from [[feat]]s and [[ability\|abilities]]) to get a creature's [[saving throw]]s.

		+	Base saves are determined by different methods in the pre-epics ([[character level]] 20 and below) and in the [[epic]] levels (character level 21 and up). In the pre-epics, the three ratings ([[fortitude]], [[reflex]], and [[will]]) are determined by [[class level]]. The ratings for each of a character's classes are added together to get the character's base saves. Some classes are better at one type of save than others (as described by that class' [[primary saving throw]]s), which can result in an uneven progression in the base saves. Specifically, primary saving throws (high saves) go up +2 at class level 1 and +1 at each even class level, while other saving throws (low saves) go up +1 every third class level.

-	{\|border=1 cellpadding=5 cellspacing=0	+	{\|class="compacttable" style="text-align:center"
-	!<u>Class Level</u>!!<u>Low Save</u>!!<u>High Save</u>	+	\|+ Pre-epic base save progression
-	\|-	+	\|- style="font-weight:bold"
-	\|align=center\|1\|\|align=center\|+0\|\|align=center\|+2	+	! Class level
-	\|-	+	\| 1 \|\| 2 \|\| 3 \|\| 4 \|\| 5 \|\| 6 \|\| 7 \|\| 8 \|\| 9 \|\| 10
-	\|align=center\|2\|\|align=center\|+0\|\|align=center\|+3	+	\| 11 \|\| 12 \|\| 13 \|\| 14 \|\| 15 \|\| 16 \|\| 17 \|\| 18 \|\| 19 \|\| 20
-	\|-	+	\|-
-	\|align=center\|3\|\|align=center\|+1\|\|align=center\|+3	+	! High saves
-	\|-	+	\| +2 \|\| +3 \|\| +3 \|\| +4 \|\| +4 \|\| +5 \|\| +5 \|\| +6 \|\| +6 \|\| +7
-	\|align=center\|4\|\|align=center\|+1\|\|align=center\|+4	+	\| +7 \|\| +8 \|\| +8 \|\| +9 \|\| +9 \|\| +10\|\| +10\|\| +11\|\| +11\|\| +12
-	\|-	+	\|-
-	\|align=center\|5\|\|align=center\|+1\|\|align=center\|+4	+	! Low saves
-	\|-	+	\| +0 \|\| +0 \|\| +1 \|\| +1 \|\| +1 \|\| +2 \|\| +2 \|\| +2 \|\| +3 \|\| +3
-	\|align=center\|6\|\|align=center\|+2\|\|align=center\|+5	+	\| +3 \|\| +4 \|\| +4 \|\| +4 \|\| +5 \|\| +5 \|\| +5 \|\| +6 \|\| +6 \|\| +6
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-	\|align=center\|7\|\|align=center\|+2\|\|align=center\|+5
-	\|-
-	\|align=center\|8\|\|align=center\|+2\|\|align=center\|+6
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-	\|align=center\|9\|\|align=center\|+3\|\|align=center\|+6
-	\|-
-	\|align=center\|10\|\|align=center\|+3\|\|align=center\|+7
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-	\|align=center\|11\|\|align=center\|+3\|\|align=center\|+7
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-	\|align=center\|12\|\|align=center\|+4\|\|align=center\|+8
-	\|-
-	\|align=center\|13\|\|align=center\|+4\|\|align=center\|+8
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-	\|align=center\|14\|\|align=center\|+4\|\|align=center\|+9
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-	\|align=center\|15\|\|align=center\|+5\|\|align=center\|+9
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-	\|align=center\|16\|\|align=center\|+5\|\|align=center\|+10
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-	\|align=center\|17\|\|align=center\|+5\|\|align=center\|+10
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-	\|align=center\|18\|\|align=center\|+6\|\|align=center\|+11
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-	\|align=center\|20\|\|align=center\|+6\|\|align=center\|+12
	\|}		\|}

		+	For example, a level 6 [[barbarian]] / level 4 [[rogue]] has a fortitude save of 5 from the barbarian levels (high save) and 1 from the rogue levels (low save), resulting in a base fortitude save of 6. This character has a reflex save of 2 from the barbarian levels (low save) and 4 from the rogue levels (high save), resulting in a base reflex save of 6. The will save is 2 from barbarian levels (low save) and 1 from rogue levels (low save), resulting in a base will save of 3.

-	'''Base Saves and Multiclass Characters'''	+	After a character reaches (character) level 20, his base saves cease being affected by which classes advance in level. Instead, all three base saves increase +1 at each even ''character'' level (starting at level 22). Thus, an [[epic character]]'s base saves are determined by both his character level and his class levels at level 20. (This is similar to how the [[base attack bonus]] is calculated for epic characters.)

-	Calculate the Base Saves of [[Class#Multiclassing\|multiclass]] characters by adding up the '''base saves''' of their individual classes. For example, a level 6 [[barbarian]] / level 4 [[rogue]] has a [[fortitude]] save of 5 from the barbarian levels (high save) and 1 from the rogue levels (low save), resulting in a base fortitude save of 6. This character has a [[reflex]] save of 2 from the barbarian levels (low save) and 4 from the rogue levels (high save), resulting in a reflex save of 6. The [[will]] save is 2 from barbarian levels (low save) and 1 from rogue levels (low save), resulting in a will save of 3.	+	{\| class="centertable" style="text-align:center"
		+	\|+ Epic base save progression
		+	\|-
		+	! Character level
		+	\| 22 \|\| 24 \|\| 26 \|\| 28 \|\| 30 \|\| 32 \|\| 34 \|\| 36 \|\| 38 \|\| 40
		+	\|-
		+	! Epic base save
		+	\| +1 \|\| +2 \|\| +3 \|\| +4 \|\| +5 \|\| +6 \|\| +7 \|\| +8 \|\| +9 \|\| +10
		+	\|}

		+	For example, consider a level 16 barbarian / level 14 rogue who had a 12/8 class split at level 20. This character's base fortitude save from pre-epic levels is 10 (8 from twelve barbarian levels and 2 from eight rogue levels). To this is added 5 for his epic levels (character level 30), resulting in a base fortitude save of 15.

-	'''Base Saves and Epic Characters'''	+	== Multiclassing benefits ==
		+	A character with multiple classes can benefit from higher base saves than a single-classed character. This is because of the +2 to primary saving throws at class level 1. While the base saves of a single-classed character can go up to at most +12 at level 20, the base saves of a character with two classes can go up to +14 (for example, the base fortitude save of a 10/10 fighter/barbarian), and the base saves of a character with three classes can go up to +16 (for example, the base fortitude save of a 8/6/6 fighter/barbarian/ranger).

-	Once they reach [[Epic Character\|epic levels]], all characters have the same rate of base save progression, regardless of their class. All base saves increase by one every two levels. The first increase comes at character level 22.	+	Multiclassing can also help mitigate a character's lower saves by matching up classes with different primary saving throws. This is particularly of note since most [[base class]]es have only one primary saving throw, resulting in one base save of 12 and two of 6 if that class is the only one taken through level 20. On the other hand, an 8/6/6 fighter/wizard/rogue has base saves of 10 (fortitude), 9 (reflex), and 9 (will) — a lower highest save, but improved lower saves.

-	==Notes==	+	To receive the base save benefits of multiclassing, the additional classes must be taken prior to character level 21.
-	*It is possible for [[Class#Multiclassing\|multiclass]] characters to achieve higher base [[saving throw]]s than non-multiclass characters. For example a [[fighter]] 10/[[barbarian]] 10 has a base fortitude save of 14 (7 from fighter + 7 from barbarian), whereas a pure fighter has a base fortitude save of 12.

	[[Category:Game rules]]		[[Category:Game rules]]

Talk:Base save

2009-12-19T04:58:36Z

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	*''Divine wrath'' is a spell-like feat, and the [[saving throw]] article says that all spell-like feats count towards the cap.<br />By the way, why is this being asked here? I could see it on the talk pages for "saving throw" or "divine wrath", but why "base save"? --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 20:20, 13 January 2009 (UTC)		*''Divine wrath'' is a spell-like feat, and the [[saving throw]] article says that all spell-like feats count towards the cap.<br />By the way, why is this being asked here? I could see it on the talk pages for "saving throw" or "divine wrath", but why "base save"? --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 20:20, 13 January 2009 (UTC)
-	<br>	+
-	<u>'''Re: Epic Base Saves'''</u>	+	== Epic base saves ==
-	<br>	+
	OK, let me see if I am interpreting this statement accurately...		OK, let me see if I am interpreting this statement accurately...
	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
	"'''''Base Saves and Epic Characters'''''		"'''''Base Saves and Epic Characters'''''
-	<br>	+	<br />
	''Once they reach epic levels, all characters have the same rate of base save progression, regardless of their class. All base saves increase by one every two levels. The first increase comes at character level 22.''"		''Once they reach epic levels, all characters have the same rate of base save progression, regardless of their class. All base saves increase by one every two levels. The first increase comes at character level 22.''"
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>
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	Any clearer or just plain misinterpreted?--[[Special:Contributions/66.19.85.142\|66.19.85.142]] 17:23, November 28, 2009 (UTC)		Any clearer or just plain misinterpreted?--[[Special:Contributions/66.19.85.142\|66.19.85.142]] 17:23, November 28, 2009 (UTC)
		+
		+	* Is "neither" an option? You have not misinterpreted the quote, but I personally find both explanations equally clear. On the other hand, the page is due for a makeover. --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 04:58, December 19, 2009 (UTC)

Party

2009-12-19T04:52:28Z

corrections

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-	A '''party''' in [[Neverwinter Nights]] is a group of [[player character]]s who have agreed to work together while playing a [[module]]. Being in a party facilitates communication (via the party [[channel]]) and targeting of party members (via the party bar), as well as (usually) causing all party members to share in the benefits (or drawbacks) of each individual party member's accomplishments.	+	A '''party''' in [[Neverwinter Nights]] is a group of [[player character]]s (PCs) who have agreed to work together while playing a [[module]]. Being in a party facilitates communication (via the party [[channel]]) and targeting of party members (via the party bar), as well as (usually) causing all party members to share in the benefits (or drawbacks) of each individual party member's accomplishments.

-	'''The Party bar''' is located below the Options box (which is below the PC's portrait; top right corner) on the gameplay screen. This is where other members of the PC's party appear. The party bar is a way to get quick information on the party members, or to perform actions on them by right clicking on the member's portrait and brining up a radial menu.	+	Party members are automatically "friendly" to each other when the current [[PvP setting]] is not "full". This will prevent most harmful spells from affecting party members, even when the [[difficulty setting]] is "hardcore" or higher.
		+
		+	The party bar is located below the options box (which is below the PC's portrait in the top right corner) on the gameplay screen. This is where other members of the PC's party appear. The party bar is a way to get quick information on the party members, or to perform actions on them by right clicking on the member's portrait and bringing up a radial menu.

	==Features==		==Features==
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	* The small bar on the left side of the portrait shows the current health of the character.		* The small bar on the left side of the portrait shows the current health of the character.
	* In the top slot on the right side there is an arrow icon that points in the direction that the character is from the player's character.		* In the top slot on the right side there is an arrow icon that points in the direction that the character is from the player's character.
-	* There is also an icon showing the current action the party member is undertaking, whether it is combat, spell casting, or resting.	+	* There is also an icon showing the current action the party member is undertaking, whether it is combat, spell casting, or resting. This icon is a skull if the character is dead.
-	* A skull will appear if the character is dead.	+	* In a party, all members will be able to see the exact location of each other on their [[mini map]]s.
-	* In a party, all members will be able to see the exact location of each other pin-pointed onto their maps (press M as default)	+	* The party system will automatically assign an initial party leader, specifically the person who sent the first invitation to the party that was accepted. The current party leader can pass the title to another party member through the [[player list]], using the "Transfer Leadership" button.
-	* The party system will automatically allocate a party leader, usually the one who starts the party by inviting others first. This can be changed through the player list menu (press P default) and hovering your cursor over the "Transfer Leadership" icon.	+	* The default "recall portal" allows players to teleport to their party leader (provided the module has this default portal).
-	* The default "Recall Portal" allows for players to teleport to their party leaders (provided the server even has a portal).

	==Party invite==		==Party invite==

-	*The player can add other players into the party through the "Socialize" radial menu option. Under the "Socialize" menu, the player can invite another player to join by selecting the "Invite" radial menu option. The invited player can then go under the "Socialize" option and select "Join Party."	+	*A player can add other players into the party through the "Socialize" radial menu option. Under the "Socialize" menu, the player can invite another player to join by selecting the "Invite" radial menu option. The invited player can then go under the "Socialize" option and select "Join Party."
-	*If you ignore all party invites, you can only accept invites using the [[player list]]. To change the setting back, you need to edit your [[nwnplayer.ini]] file by changing	+	*If a player chooses the option to ignore all party invites, then party invitations can only be accepted through the player list. To unselect this option, the line
	<pre>DisablePartyInvitePopup=1</pre>		<pre>DisablePartyInvitePopup=1</pre>
-	to	+	:needs to be changed to
	<pre>DisablePartyInvitePopup=0</pre>		<pre>DisablePartyInvitePopup=0</pre>
		+	:in the [[nwnplayer.ini]] file.

-	== Note: ==
-
-	*Under allowed PvP settings and hardcore rules, spells with "area of affect" results will affect party members regardless of whether they are damaging or healing spells.
	[[Category:Neverwinter Nights]]		[[Category:Neverwinter Nights]]

Magical beast

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	'''Magical beasts''' are similar to [[animal]]s but can have [[intelligence]] scores higher than 2. Magical beasts usually have supernatural or extraordinary abilities, but sometimes are merely bizarre in appearance or habits.		'''Magical beasts''' are similar to [[animal]]s but can have [[intelligence]] scores higher than 2. Magical beasts usually have supernatural or extraordinary abilities, but sometimes are merely bizarre in appearance or habits.

		+
		+	== Beastiary, Standard, Magical Beasts ==
		+
		+
		+	Androsphinx, basilisk, blink dog, cockatrice, deep rothe, gargoyle, gorgon, gynosphinx, krenshar, manticore, stirge
		+
		+	Note: Custom content will expand upon this list.
	[[Category:NPC Races]]		[[Category:NPC Races]]
	[[Category:Magical Beasts\| magical beast]]		[[Category:Magical Beasts\| magical beast]]

Undead shape

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	\| risen lord\|\| 21\|\|align="center"\|-\|\| 19\|\| +60\|\| +13 (dodge AC)\|\| [[damage reduction]] 15/+3<BR>damage immunities:<BR>slashing 50%, piercing 50% <BR>''risen lord scythe +5''<BR>([[cleave]], [[whirlwind attack]]<BR>vampiric regeneration +2)\|\| no\|\| weapon,<BR>armor, items		\| risen lord\|\| 21\|\|align="center"\|-\|\| 19\|\| +60\|\| +13 (dodge AC)\|\| [[damage reduction]] 15/+3<BR>damage immunities:<BR>slashing 50%, piercing 50% <BR>''risen lord scythe +5''<BR>([[cleave]], [[whirlwind attack]]<BR>vampiric regeneration +2)\|\| no\|\| weapon,<BR>armor, items
	\|-		\|-
-	\| vampire\|\| 18\|\| 20\|\|align="center"\|-\|\| +30\|\| 28 (base AC)<BR>+12 (dodge)\|\|[[regeneration]] +5<BR> damage reduction 15/+1<BR>[[damage resistance]]: [[cold damage\|cold]] 20/-<BR>damage resistance: [[electrical damage\|electricity]] 20/-<BR>vampire Bite: [[on-hit]]: level drain 2, DC 30<BR>domination gaze\|\| yes\|\| armor, <BR>items	+	\| vampire\|\| 18\|\| 20\|\|align="center"\|-\|\| +30\|\| 28 (base AC)<BR>+12 (dodge)\|\|[[regeneration]] +5<BR> damage reduction 15/+1<BR>[[damage resistance]]: [[cold damage\|cold]] 20/-<BR>damage resistance: [[electrical damage\|electricity]] 20/-<BR>vampire Bite: [[on-hit]]: level drain 2, DC 30<BR>[[domination gaze (shifter)\|domination gaze]]\|\| yes\|\| armor, <BR>items
	\|-		\|-
	\| spectre\|\| 16\|\| 22\|\|align="center"\|-\|\| +40\|\| 31 (base AC)<BR>+15 (dodge)\|\| damage reduction 15/+4<BR>turn resistance: +2<BR>damage resistance: cold 5/-<BR>damage resistance: electricity 5/-<BR>immunity decreased: divine 25%<BR>[[darkvision]], [[improved evasion]]<BR>+15 hide, +15 move silently<BR>[[shadow attack (shifter)\|shadow attack]], [[invisibility (shifter)\|invisibility]]<BR>immunity: [[knockdown]]\|\| yes\|\| armor		\| spectre\|\| 16\|\| 22\|\|align="center"\|-\|\| +40\|\| 31 (base AC)<BR>+15 (dodge)\|\| damage reduction 15/+4<BR>turn resistance: +2<BR>damage resistance: cold 5/-<BR>damage resistance: electricity 5/-<BR>immunity decreased: divine 25%<BR>[[darkvision]], [[improved evasion]]<BR>+15 hide, +15 move silently<BR>[[shadow attack (shifter)\|shadow attack]], [[invisibility (shifter)\|invisibility]]<BR>immunity: [[knockdown]]\|\| yes\|\| armor

Domination gaze

2009-12-19T04:36:48Z

other uses

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		+	{{Otheruses\|monster ability\|undead shape ability\|Domination gaze (shifter)}}
	{{spell-like		{{spell-like
	\|icon=ir_gengaze.png		\|icon=ir_gengaze.png
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	* If the duration is at least 4 rounds, then is reduced for PCs to a half when the [[difficulty setting]] is "normal", and to a quarter at easier settings. This is cumulative for each PC affected ''(a bug)''.		* If the duration is at least 4 rounds, then is reduced for PCs to a half when the [[difficulty setting]] is "normal", and to a quarter at easier settings. This is cumulative for each PC affected ''(a bug)''.
	* Neutral (neither friendly nor hostile) creatures will receive an [[OnSpellCastAt event]] but will not be otherwise subject to this ability.		* Neutral (neither friendly nor hostile) creatures will receive an [[OnSpellCastAt event]] but will not be otherwise subject to this ability.
		+
		+	==Builder's Note==
		+	This ability corresponds to the second listing of "gaze, dominate" in the creature special abilities tab in the [[toolset]].

	==Custom content notes==		==Custom content notes==

Domination gaze (shifter)

2009-12-19T04:34:11Z

shifter vampire gaze

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{{Otheruses|the undead shape ability|the monster ability|Domination gaze}}
{{spell-like
|icon=ir_gengaze.png
|range=s
|save=[[will]]
|spellresistance=no
|immunity=mind-affecting
|area=spellcone
|duration=instantaneous
|desc=The first enemy in the area of effect who fails their [[saving throw]] (with a [[difficulty class|DC]] of 10 + ([[shifter]] level)/3 + [[wisdom]] [[modifier]]) is [[dominated]] for (a random number from 0 to (the caster's wisdom modifier - 1) + 1[[d4]]) [[round]]s.
}}

==Notes==
* When a target of this ability is a [[player character]] (PC) or the [[associate]] of a PC, the domination is reduced to [[dazed]].
* Neutral (neither friendly nor hostile) creatures will receive an [[OnSpellCastAt event]] but will not be otherwise subject to this ability.
* This ability cannot be used while [[blind]]ed.
* This ability is acquired through the vampire form of [[undead shape]].
* This ability corresponds to the first listing of "gaze, dominate" in the creature special abilities tab in the [[toolset]].

==Custom content notes==
*''script:'' <code>X2_S2_ShiftDom.nss</code>

[[category:Monster abilities]]
[[category:Shifted abilities]]

Illithid mind blast

2009-12-19T03:34:25Z

formatting

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	==Custom Content Note==		==Custom Content Note==
-	Monster Ability ''script:'' <code>X2_S1_illithidb.nss</code>	+	*Monster Ability ''script:'' <code>X2_S1_illithidb.nss</code>
-	Shifted Ability ''script:'' <code>X2_S1_gwmindbl.nss</code>	+	*Shifted Ability ''script:'' <code>X2_S1_gwmindbl.nss</code>
	[[Category:Monster abilities]]		[[Category:Monster abilities]]
	[[Category:Shifted abilities]]		[[Category:Shifted abilities]]

Psionic mind blast 10m radius

2009-12-19T02:57:19Z

mind blast sphere

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{{spell-like
|innatelevel=5
|icon=howl.jpg
|range=p
|save=[[will]]
|school=[[enchantment]]
|components=V
|spellresistance=no
|area=15 [[meter]]s
|duration=1d3 rounds
|desc= Those within the mind blast radius must make a will save ([[DC]] 10 + (character level)/2 + [[wisdom]] [[modifier]]) or be [[stunned]] for 1[[d3]] rounds. Those already influenced by this spell take [[positive energy damage]] equal to the character level of the caster.
}}

*The radius is really 15 meters, despite the name of the ability
*Unlike the other mind blasts, this one does work on other [[illithid]]s.
*This mind blast does not work when [[silence]]d.

==Custom Content Note==
*''script:'' <code>X2_S1_mblast10.nss</code>

[[Category:Monster abilities]]

Illithid mind blast

2009-12-19T02:34:25Z

grammar

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	==Builder's Note==		==Builder's Note==
-	There one and only listed for "Illithid mind blast" in the creature special abilities does correspond to the monster ability. [[Psionic mind blast]], however, is often more potent.	+	The one and only listing for "Illithid mind blast" in the creature special abilities does correspond to the monster ability. [[Psionic mind blast]], however, is often more potent.

	==Custom Content Note==		==Custom Content Note==

Greater wildshape IV

2009-12-19T02:19:47Z

linking & simplifying

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	\| dire tiger\|\|27\|\|17\|\|15\|\|-\|\|-\|\|21 (+8 dodge, +3 dex)\|\|+60\|\|[[BAB]] +8\|\|claw/claw/bite 2d4+8/2d4+8/2d6+8 (20/x2)\|\|-\|\|yes\|\|armor		\| dire tiger\|\|27\|\|17\|\|15\|\|-\|\|-\|\|21 (+8 dodge, +3 dex)\|\|+60\|\|[[BAB]] +8\|\|claw/claw/bite 2d4+8/2d4+8/2d6+8 (20/x2)\|\|-\|\|yes\|\|armor
	\|-		\|-
-	\| medusa\|\|19\|\|19\|\|-\|\|-\|\|-\|\|24 (+10 dodge, +4 dex)\|\|+35\|\|BAB +4\|\|claw/claw 1d6+4/1d6+4 (20/x2)<BR>bite 1d4+4 (20/x2)<BR>[[on-hit]]: [[poison]] ([[DC]]=20) 1d2 str ([[medium spider venom]])\|\|[[petrification gaze]] (SL/5+1) times/day;<BR>[[weapon finesse]]\|\|yes\|\|armor,<BR>items	+	\| medusa\|\|19\|\|19\|\|-\|\|-\|\|-\|\|24 (+10 dodge, +4 dex)\|\|+35\|\|BAB +4\|\|claw/claw 1d6+4/1d6+4 (20/x2)<BR>bite 1d4+4 (20/x2)<BR>[[on-hit]]: [[poison]] ([[DC]]=20) 1d2 str ([[medium spider venom]])\|\|[[petrification gaze]]<BR>[[weapon finesse]]\|\|yes\|\|armor,<BR>items
	\|-		\|-
-	\| mindflayer\|\|-\|\|19\|\|-\|\|(+8)\|\|(+2)\|\|21 (+7 dodge, +4 dex)\|\|+30\|\|BAB +2\|\|tentacle/tentacle 2d4/2d4 (20/x2)<BR>+2 slashing (+2 attack bonus)\|\|mind blast (see below), [[psionic inertial barrier]], [[spell resistance\|SR]]24, <BR>listen +6, <BR>spot +6, <BR>[[dodge]], <BR>[[darkvision]], <BR>immunity to [[mind-affecting]] spells and effects.\|\|yes\|\|armor,<BR>items	+	\| mindflayer\|\|-\|\|19\|\|-\|\|(+8)\|\|(+2)\|\|21 (+7 dodge, +4 dex)\|\|+30\|\|BAB +2\|\|tentacle/tentacle 2d4/2d4 (20/x2)<BR>+2 slashing (+2 attack bonus)\|\|[[illithid mind blast]],<BR> [[psionic inertial barrier]], [[spell resistance\|SR]]24, <BR>listen +6, <BR>spot +6, <BR>[[dodge]], <BR>[[darkvision]], <BR>immunity to [[mind-affecting]] spells and effects.\|\|yes\|\|armor,<BR>items
	\|}		\|}
-	* Mindflayer mind blast: 15 ft cone, SL/3+1 times per day. Target must make a successful [[will]] save (DC 10 + (SL/2) + [[wisdom]] [[modifier]]) or be [[stunned]] 1d4 [[round]]s. If the target is already stunned, the target takes [[magical damage]] equal to 1d6 for every 3 shifter levels.
	*[[Off-hand]] weapon and bracer/gauntlet/glove properties never merge.		*[[Off-hand]] weapon and bracer/gauntlet/glove properties never merge.

Illithid mind blast

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formatting

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{{spell-like
|innatelevel=5
|icon=ir_gencone.gif
|range=s
|save=[[will]]
|school=[[evocation]]
|components=S
|spellresistance=no
|area=spellcone
|conesize=15
|duration=1d4 rounds
|desc= Anyone caught in the Mind Blast Cone must make a Will save (DC <strike>17</strike> 19) or be stunned for <strike>3d4</strike> 1d4 rounds.
}}

*If used as the shifted ability (from mindflayer form of [[greater wildshape IV]]) the DC is 10 + ([[shifter]] level)/2 + [[wisdom]] [[modifier]]. This ability is limited in use to 1 + (shifter level)/3 uses set each time shifted into this form.
*This ability does not work at all on other [[illithid]]s.
*If the creature is already under the influence of stun from this spell it will be damaged instead.
:*If caster has shifter levels the damage is ((shifter level)/3)[[d6]] [[magical damage]].
:*Otherwise the damage is ((character level)/2)d6 magical damage.

==Builder's Note==
There one and only listed for "Illithid mind blast" in the creature special abilities does correspond to the monster ability. [[Psionic mind blast]], however, is often more potent.

==Custom Content Note==
*Monster Ability *''script:'' <code>X2_S1_illithidb.nss</code>
*Shifted Ability *''script:'' <code>X2_S1_gwmindbl.nss</code>
[[Category:Monster abilities]]
[[Category:Shifted abilities]]

Psionic mind blast

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relink

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Party

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Intro paragraph

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-	{{stub}}	+	A '''party''' in [[Neverwinter Nights]] is a group of [[player character]]s who have agreed to work together while playing a [[module]]. Being in a party facilitates communication (via the party [[channel]]) and targeting of party members (via the party bar), as well as (usually) causing all party members to share in the benefits (or drawbacks) of each individual party member's accomplishments.

	'''The Party bar''' is located below the Options box (which is below the PC's portrait; top right corner) on the gameplay screen. This is where other members of the PC's party appear. The party bar is a way to get quick information on the party members, or to perform actions on them by right clicking on the member's portrait and brining up a radial menu.		'''The Party bar''' is located below the Options box (which is below the PC's portrait; top right corner) on the gameplay screen. This is where other members of the PC's party appear. The party bar is a way to get quick information on the party members, or to perform actions on them by right clicking on the member's portrait and brining up a radial menu.

Prismatic dragon breath

2009-12-18T19:07:49Z

linking saves

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	\|desc= The dragon breathes a prismatic spray. All creatures within the area of effect randomly experience 1 or 2 of the following effects:		\|desc= The dragon breathes a prismatic spray. All creatures within the area of effect randomly experience 1 or 2 of the following effects:
-	:20 [[fire damage]] (save: reflex 1/2)	+	:20 [[fire damage]] (save: [[reflex]] 1/2)
	:40 [[acid damage]] (save: reflex 1/2)		:40 [[acid damage]] (save: reflex 1/2)
	:80 [[electrical damage]] (save: reflex 1/2)		:80 [[electrical damage]] (save: reflex 1/2)
	:Struck with [[Bebilith venom]] poison		:Struck with [[Bebilith venom]] poison
-	:[[Paralyze]]d for 10 rounds (save: fortitude)	+	:[[Paralyze]]d for 10 rounds (save: [[fortitude]])
-	:[[Confused]] for 10 rounds (save: will [[mind-affecting]])	+	:[[Confused]] for 10 rounds (save: [[will]] [[mind-affecting]])
	:Struck dead (save: will [[death magic]])		:Struck dead (save: will [[death magic]])
	}}		}}

Talk:Prismatic spray

2009-12-18T19:05:45Z

death immunity works

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	-Need add a note about death magic immune and mind spell immune dont work vs death spray -[[User:ILKAY\|ILKAY]]		-Need add a note about death magic immune and mind spell immune dont work vs death spray -[[User:ILKAY\|ILKAY]]
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		+	* Tested and death immunity does work. Was this a previous version? [[User:WhiZard\|WhiZard]] 19:05, December 18, 2009 (UTC)

Prismatic spray

2009-12-18T19:04:01Z

Updating: death magic immunity does protect

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	* Struck with [[bebilith venom]] poison ([[fortitude]])		* Struck with [[bebilith venom]] poison ([[fortitude]])
	* [[Paralyze]]d for 10 [[round]]s (fortitude)		* [[Paralyze]]d for 10 [[round]]s (fortitude)
-	* [[Confused]] for 10 rounds ([[will]])	+	* [[Confused]] for 10 rounds ([[will]] [[mind-affecting]])
-	* Struck dead (will)	+	* Struck dead (will [[death magic]])
	}}		}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The [[saving throw]] type is noted above with each effect.		*The [[saving throw]] type is noted above with each effect.
-	*[[Immunity]] to death magic or to [[mind-affecting]] spells will not protect the target from being struck dead.
	*The chance of a target receiving two effects is 1 in 8.		*The chance of a target receiving two effects is 1 in 8.

Prismatic dragon breath

2009-12-18T18:51:40Z

prismatic breath

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{{spell-like
|innatelevel=9
|icon=is_prisspray.gif
|range=s
|save=special
|school=[[evocation]]
|components=S
|spellresistance=no
|area=spellcone
|conesize=20
|duration=special
|desc= The dragon breathes a prismatic spray. All creatures within the area of effect randomly experience 1 or 2 of the following effects:
:20 [[fire damage]] (save: reflex 1/2)
:40 [[acid damage]] (save: reflex 1/2)
:80 [[electrical damage]] (save: reflex 1/2)
:Struck with [[Bebilith venom]] poison
:[[Paralyze]]d for 10 rounds (save: fortitude)
:[[Confused]] for 10 rounds (save: will [[mind-affecting]])
:Struck dead (save: will [[death magic]])
}}

*There is a 1/8 chance of experiencing two effects.
*For all effects (except poison) the DC is the number of [[hit dice]] of the caster.
*Additionally any creatures with 8 or less hit dice are [[blind]]ed for 1 round per character level of the caster (there is no save here).
==Custom Content Note==
*''script:'' <code>X2_S1_prisbreath.nss</code>

[[Category:Monster abilities]]

Dagger of Chaos

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-	The '''Dagger of Chaos''' is a [[greatsword]] +2 with [[confusion]] and [[vampiric regeneration]] +3.	+	The '''Dagger of Chaos''' is a [[greatsword]] +2 with [[confusion]] and [[vampiric regeneration]] +3. It is found in [[Hordes of the Underdark]] .

-	[[Image:Dagger_of_chaos.PNG\|frame\|Dagger of Chaos]]

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		+	[[Image:Dagger_of_chaos.PNG\|frame\|Dagger of Chaos]]
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Rapier

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	==Toolset==		==Toolset==
-	* Rapiers are listed under the [[exotic blueprint category]] of the [[item palette]] in the [[toolset]]. Its kind of good unless you're a big fucking shit at it.. so shaddap if you don't like it.	+	* Rapiers are listed under the [[exotic blueprint category]] of the [[item palette]] in the [[toolset]].

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Humanoid shape

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-	\| drow warrior\|\|18\|\|21\|\|(-2)*\|\|23 (+8 [[dodge bonus]], +5 dex)\|\|+30\|\|[[BAB]] +7\|\|''+3 drow venomblade:''<br /> 1d8+4 (19-20/x2), +3 physical damage, [[on-hit]]: [[poison]] ([[DC]] 16, 1d2 strength damage)\|\|[[spell resistance]] 26; [[darkness (spell)\|darkness]] (shifter level / 10 + 1) per day for 6 [[round]]s; +2 save vs. poison\|\|no\|\|weapon, armor, items	+	\| drow warrior\|\|18\|\|21\|\|(-2)*\|\|23 (+8 [[dodge bonus]], +5 dex)\|\|+30\|\|[[BAB]] +7\|\|''+3 drow venomblade:''<br /> 1d8+4 (19-20/x2), +3 physical damage, [[on-hit]]: [[poison]] ([[DC]] 16, 1d2 strength damage)\|\|[[spell resistance]] 26; [[darkness (shifter)\|darkness]]; +2 save vs. poison\|\|no\|\|weapon, armor, items
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	\| lizardfolk whipmaster\|\|16\|\|20\|\|-\|\|24 (+9 dodge, +5 dex)\|\|+35\|\|BAB +6\|\|''+3 shocking whip:''<br /> 1d2+3 (20/x2), +1d6 [[electrical damage]], +3 [[slashing damage]], on-hit: [[stunned\|stun]] (10% of hits, DC 22, 4 rounds)\|\|[[disarm]], [[alertness]], [[ambidexterity]], [[weapon proficiency (exotic)]], [[freedom]], [[damage reduction]] 5/+1, [[acid damage\|acid]] [[damage resistance]] 5/-, [[listen]] +4, [[discipline]] +10, immunity to poison, [[saving throw]]s +2 (universal)\|\|no\|\|weapon, armor, items		\| lizardfolk whipmaster\|\|16\|\|20\|\|-\|\|24 (+9 dodge, +5 dex)\|\|+35\|\|BAB +6\|\|''+3 shocking whip:''<br /> 1d2+3 (20/x2), +1d6 [[electrical damage]], +3 [[slashing damage]], on-hit: [[stunned\|stun]] (10% of hits, DC 22, 4 rounds)\|\|[[disarm]], [[alertness]], [[ambidexterity]], [[weapon proficiency (exotic)]], [[freedom]], [[damage reduction]] 5/+1, [[acid damage\|acid]] [[damage resistance]] 5/-, [[listen]] +4, [[discipline]] +10, immunity to poison, [[saving throw]]s +2 (universal)\|\|no\|\|weapon, armor, items
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-	\| epic drow warrior\|\|22\|\|24\|\|(-2)*\|\|30 (+13 dodge, +7 dex)\|\|+66\|\|BAB +12\|\|''+6 frozen drow blade:''<br /> 1d8+6 (19-20/x2), +2d4 [[cold damage]], +6 slashing damage, on-hit: [[slow]] ([[fortitude]] DC 10 + shifter level, [[caster level]] 15)\|\|spell resistance 30, darkness (shifter level / 10 + 1) per day for 6 rounds, +2 save vs. poison, [[cleave]], dodge, [[weapon proficiency (martial)]], darkvision, [[improved evasion]]\|\|no\|\|weapon, armor, items	+	\| epic drow warrior\|\|22\|\|24\|\|(-2)*\|\|30 (+13 dodge, +7 dex)\|\|+66\|\|BAB +12\|\|''+6 frozen drow blade:''<br /> 1d8+6 (19-20/x2), +2d4 [[cold damage]], +6 slashing damage, on-hit: [[slow]] ([[fortitude]] DC 10 + shifter level, [[caster level]] 15)\|\|spell resistance 30, [[darkness (shifter)\|darkness]], +2 save vs. poison, [[cleave]], dodge, [[weapon proficiency (martial)]], darkvision, [[improved evasion]]\|\|no\|\|weapon, armor, items
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	\| epic lizardfolk whipmaster\|\|21\|\|20\|\|-\|\|27 (+12 dodge, +5 dex)\|\|+75\|\|BAB +10\|\|''+5 epic shocking whip:'' 1d2+5 (20/x2), +2d8 electrical damage, +5 slashing damage, on-hit: stun (10% of hits, DC 26, 4 rounds)\|\|disarm, alertness, ambidexterity, weapon finesse, weapon proficiency (exotic), [[whirlwind attack]], freedom, damage reduction 15/+5, acid damage resistance 15/-, listen +8, discipline +15, immunity to poison, saving throws +4 (universal)\|\|no\|\|weapon, armor, items		\| epic lizardfolk whipmaster\|\|21\|\|20\|\|-\|\|27 (+12 dodge, +5 dex)\|\|+75\|\|BAB +10\|\|''+5 epic shocking whip:'' 1d2+5 (20/x2), +2d8 electrical damage, +5 slashing damage, on-hit: stun (10% of hits, DC 26, 4 rounds)\|\|disarm, alertness, ambidexterity, weapon finesse, weapon proficiency (exotic), [[whirlwind attack]], freedom, damage reduction 15/+5, acid damage resistance 15/-, listen +8, discipline +15, immunity to poison, saving throws +4 (universal)\|\|no\|\|weapon, armor, items

Darkness (shifter)

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	*This can only be used by those who have shifted into the drider (or epic drider) form of [[greater wildshape III]] or the drow (or epic drow) form of [[humanoid shape]] and is limited to 1 + ([[shifter]] level)/10 uses which is set each time shifted to one of these forms.		*This can only be used by those who have shifted into the drider (or epic drider) form of [[greater wildshape III]] or the drow (or epic drow) form of [[humanoid shape]] and is limited to 1 + ([[shifter]] level)/10 uses which is set each time shifted to one of these forms.
	*While specific spell immunity does grant immunity to all non-visual effects, the standard item property immunity:darkness does not grant this immunity (immunity to evocation or spells by level 2 or less does).		*While specific spell immunity does grant immunity to all non-visual effects, the standard item property immunity:darkness does not grant this immunity (immunity to evocation or spells by level 2 or less does).
-	*This ability corresponds to the second listing of "darkness" in the creature abilities tab, however do to the way the use is restricted, it generally cannot function this way.	+	*This ability corresponds to the second listing of "darkness" in the creature abilities tab, however due to the way the use is restricted, it generally cannot function this way.
	*This ability has listings as drider darkness.		*This ability has listings as drider darkness.

Greater wildshape III

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	\| basilisk\|\|16\|\|-\|\|-\|\|20 (+10 dodge)\|\|+30\|\|[[BAB]] + 3\|\|bite 1d8+3 (20/x2)\|\|[[petrification gaze]] (shifter level / 5 + 1) / day\|\|yes\|\|armor		\| basilisk\|\|16\|\|-\|\|-\|\|20 (+10 dodge)\|\|+30\|\|[[BAB]] + 3\|\|bite 1d8+3 (20/x2)\|\|[[petrification gaze]] (shifter level / 5 + 1) / day\|\|yes\|\|armor
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-	\| drider\|\|16\|\|16\|\|15\|\|20 (+8 dodge, +3 dex, -1 [[size modifier]]\|\|+20\|\|BAB + 5\|\|''+2 drider spear'' 1d8+3 (20/x3) +2 piercing<BR>[[on-hit]]: [[poison]] [DC=16] 1d2 str\|\|[[darkness (spell)\|darkness]], (shifter level / 10 + 1) / day, 6 rounds<BR> [[SR]] 14<BR>[[freedom]]<BR>[[discipline]] +2\|\|no\|\|weapon,<BR>armor, items	+	\| drider\|\|16\|\|16\|\|15\|\|20 (+8 dodge, +3 dex, -1 [[size modifier]]\|\|+20\|\|BAB + 5\|\|''+2 drider spear'' 1d8+3 (20/x3) +2 piercing<BR>[[on-hit]]: [[poison]] [DC=16] 1d2 str\|\|[[darkness (shifter)\|darkness]]<BR> [[SR]] 14<BR>[[freedom]]<BR>[[discipline]] +2\|\|no\|\|weapon,<BR>armor, items
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	\| manticore\|\|20\|\|19\|\|15\|\|21 (+7 dodge, +4 dex)\|\|+30\|\|BAB + 5\|\|claw/claw/bite 2d4+5/2d4+5/1d8+5 (20/x2)\|\|[[manticore spikes]]\|\|yes\|\|armor		\| manticore\|\|20\|\|19\|\|15\|\|21 (+7 dodge, +4 dex)\|\|+30\|\|BAB + 5\|\|claw/claw/bite 2d4+5/2d4+5/1d8+5 (20/x2)\|\|[[manticore spikes]]\|\|yes\|\|armor
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	\| epic basilisk\|\|17\|\|17\|\|-\|\|23 (+10 dodge, +3 dex)\|\|+60\|\|BAB + 3\|\|bite 1d8+3 (20/x2)\|\|[[petrification gaze]] (shifter level / 5 + 1)/day\|\|yes\|\|armor		\| epic basilisk\|\|17\|\|17\|\|-\|\|23 (+10 dodge, +3 dex)\|\|+60\|\|BAB + 3\|\|bite 1d8+3 (20/x2)\|\|[[petrification gaze]] (shifter level / 5 + 1)/day\|\|yes\|\|armor
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-	\| epic drider\|\|19\|\|17\|\|18\|\|24 (+8 dodge, +3 dex, +4 deflection, -1 [[size modifier]]\|\|+60\|\|BAB + 9\|\|''+5 drider spear'' 1d8+4 (20/x3) +5 piercing<br />on-hit: poison [DC=20] 1d2 str\|\|[[darkness (spell)\|darkness]], (shifter level / 10 + 1)/day, 6 [[round]]s<BR>[[magic missile]], unlimited (number of missiles tagged to caster class level, 5 missiles at caster level 9)<BR>SR 18<br />freedom<BR>discipline +6, [[hide]] +8, [[move silently]] +8<BR>[[cleave]]<BR>[[damage reduction]] 5/+20\|\|no\|\|weapon,<BR>armor, items	+	\| epic drider\|\|19\|\|17\|\|18\|\|24 (+8 dodge, +3 dex, +4 deflection, -1 [[size modifier]]\|\|+60\|\|BAB + 9\|\|''+5 drider spear'' 1d8+4 (20/x3) +5 piercing<br />on-hit: poison [DC=20] 1d2 str\|\|[[darkness (shifter)\|darkness]]<BR>[[magic missile]], unlimited (number of missiles tagged to caster class level, 5 missiles at caster level 9)<BR>SR 18<br />freedom<BR>discipline +6, [[hide]] +8, [[move silently]] +8<BR>[[cleave]]<BR>[[damage reduction]] 5/+20\|\|no\|\|weapon,<BR>armor, items
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	\| epic manticore\|\|20\|\|19\|\|-\|\|30 (+12 dodge, +4 dex, +4 deflection)\|\|+60\|\|BAB + 5\|\|claw/claw/bite 2d4+5/2d4+5/1d8+5 (20/x2)\|\|damage reduction 5/+20 <br>[[power attack]] <br>[[manticore spikes]]\|\|yes\|\|armor, <br>items		\| epic manticore\|\|20\|\|19\|\|-\|\|30 (+12 dodge, +4 dex, +4 deflection)\|\|+60\|\|BAB + 5\|\|claw/claw/bite 2d4+5/2d4+5/1d8+5 (20/x2)\|\|damage reduction 5/+20 <br>[[power attack]] <br>[[manticore spikes]]\|\|yes\|\|armor, <br>items

Darkness (disambiguation)

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	*[[Darkness (feat)]]		*[[Darkness (feat)]]
	*[[Darkness (spell)]]		*[[Darkness (spell)]]
		+	*[[Darkness (shifter)]]

	{{disambig2}}		{{disambig2}}

Darkness (shifter)

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shifter dark

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{{spell-like
|innatelevel=2
|icon=is_darkness.gif
|range=l
|save=none
|school=[[evocation]]
|components=V
|spellresistance=no
|area=huge
|duration=6 rounds
|desc= All creatures within the [[area of effect]] are shrouded in a haze of [[darkness]] which can only be pierced using [[ultravision]] or [[true seeing]].
}}

==Notes==
*This shifted ability cannot be cast while [[silence]]d, and it produces an [[attack of opportunity]] when cast (as does the spell).
*This can only be used by those who have shifted into the drider (or epic drider) form of [[greater wildshape III]] or the drow (or epic drow) form of [[humanoid shape]] and is limited to 1 + ([[shifter]] level)/10 uses which is set each time shifted to one of these forms.
*While specific spell immunity does grant immunity to all non-visual effects, the standard item property immunity:darkness does not grant this immunity (immunity to evocation or spells by level 2 or less does).
*This ability corresponds to the second listing of "darkness" in the creature abilities tab, however do to the way the use is restricted, it generally cannot function this way.
*This ability has listings as drider darkness.

==Custom Content Notes==
''script:'' <code>X2_S1_driderdark.nss</code>
[[Category:Shifted abilities]]

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		+	== Other classes ==
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	"This feat seem to only work when added during levelup. But it does work fine in other class slots then ranger so a monk with level 5 and Favored enemy gets +2 damage against his favored enemy."		"This feat seem to only work when added during levelup. But it does work fine in other class slots then ranger so a monk with level 5 and Favored enemy gets +2 damage against his favored enemy."

	what does this mean? -- [[User:Directrealist\|Directrealist]]		what does this mean? -- [[User:Directrealist\|Directrealist]]

-	:It's referring to custom content, so I think it means that the bonuses will only work when the feat is added to a character during levelup. If you add it using Leto or on an item or some such, it won't work. That's how I'd interpret it. -- [[User:Austicke\|Alec Usticke]] 09:30, 3 July 2006 (PDT)	+	* It's referring to custom content, so I think it means that the bonuses will only work when the feat is added to a character during levelup. If you add it using Leto or on an item or some such, it won't work. That's how I'd interpret it. -- [[User:Austicke\|Alec Usticke]] 09:30, 3 July 2006 (PDT)
		+
		+	== Stacking ==

	Does this stack at all with the Harper Scout bonus damage? IE if one were to get the class combination of 1 Ranger/1 HS would they get +1 bonus damage or would it stack to +2? -- [[User:132.42.128.28\|132.42.128.28]] January 2007		Does this stack at all with the Harper Scout bonus damage? IE if one were to get the class combination of 1 Ranger/1 HS would they get +1 bonus damage or would it stack to +2? -- [[User:132.42.128.28\|132.42.128.28]] January 2007

-	It would be a +1 [[User:WhiZard\|WhiZard]] 13:17, 4 May 2009 (UTC)	+	* It would be a +1 [[User:WhiZard\|WhiZard]] 13:17, 4 May 2009 (UTC)

		+	== Criticals ==

	Is the damage multiplied from critical hits? [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]] 01:50, 15 March 2007 (PDT)		Is the damage multiplied from critical hits? [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]] 01:50, 15 March 2007 (PDT)
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	* Yes. --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 06:26, 5 April 2007 (PDT)		* Yes. --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 06:26, 5 April 2007 (PDT)

		+	== Special abilities ==

	Do Manticore Tail Spikes benefit from this? [[User:Bromium\|Bromium]] 08:48, 11 July 2007 (PDT)		Do Manticore Tail Spikes benefit from this? [[User:Bromium\|Bromium]] 08:48, 11 July 2007 (PDT)
-	:No they do not. Again, the script for the spikes calculates damage on its own, regardless of other feats. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 09:41, 11 July 2007 (PDT)

-	::Can you point me to that script? [[User:Bromium\|Bromium]] 11:17, 11 July 2007 (PDT)	+	* No they do not. Again, the script for the spikes calculates damage on its own, regardless of other feats. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 09:41, 11 July 2007 (PDT)
-	:::Don't have the toolset with me right now, but do a search in all scripts for "mant" and it should be the only one. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 22:15, 11 July 2007 (PDT)

-	:::In case you're still looking for it: ''x0_s1_MantSpike'' --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 23:37, 8 August 2007 (PDT)	+	:* Can you point me to that script? [[User:Bromium\|Bromium]] 11:17, 11 July 2007 (PDT)

		+	::* Don't have the toolset with me right now, but do a search in all scripts for "mant" and it should be the only one. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 22:15, 11 July 2007 (PDT)

-	Do the skill bonuses applied from favored enemy count towards the +50 skill bonus cap? [[Special:Contributions/199.76.174.214\|199.76.174.214]] 09:43, December 2, 2009 (UTC)	+	::* In case you're still looking for it: ''x0_s1_MantSpike'' --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 23:37, 8 August 2007 (PDT)

	== FE from epic ranger bonus feats ==		== FE from epic ranger bonus feats ==
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	If I get FE from "Epic ranger bonus feats", will it increase bonuses +1 or it just add new race without bonus (like Harper FE does). --[[Special:Contributions/89.102.123.179\|89.102.123.179]] 28 March 2009		If I get FE from "Epic ranger bonus feats", will it increase bonuses +1 or it just add new race without bonus (like Harper FE does). --[[Special:Contributions/89.102.123.179\|89.102.123.179]] 28 March 2009

		+	* Favored Enemy bonus is a natural +1, with a further +1 for every 5 ranger levels. The timing or way you take favored enemy is meaningless. A 35ranger/5HS will get a +8 in favored enemy regardless of how many favored enemy feats it took. A bard 35/HS 5 would only get a +1, though. [[User:WhiZard\|WhiZard]] 13:17, 4 May 2009 (UTC)
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		+	== Capped? ==
		+
		+	Do the skill bonuses applied from favored enemy count towards the +50 skill bonus cap? [[Special:Contributions/199.76.174.214\|199.76.174.214]] 09:43, December 2, 2009 (UTC)

-	Favored Enemy bonus is a natural +1, with a further +1 for every 5 ranger levels. The timing or way you take favored enemy is meaningless. A 35ranger/5HS will get a +8 in favored enemy regardless of how many favored enemy feats it took. A bard 35/HS 5 would only get a +1, though. [[User:WhiZard\|WhiZard]] 13:17, 4 May 2009 (UTC)	+	* No. --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 18:35, December 19, 2009 (UTC)

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		+	== Bugfix? ==
		+
	I am playing a multiclass Dwarf Fighter1/Rogue2 and when I level up as either one, I suffer an experience penalty. As far as I know, this should not happen. Is there a fix, (I have patch 1.62) or is it in the works? -- [[User:69.152.147.13\|69.152.147.13]]		I am playing a multiclass Dwarf Fighter1/Rogue2 and when I level up as either one, I suffer an experience penalty. As far as I know, this should not happen. Is there a fix, (I have patch 1.62) or is it in the works? -- [[User:69.152.147.13\|69.152.147.13]]

-	AFAIK, the XP penalty works properly. Since Fighter is a Dwarf's favored class, you shouldn't get a penalty. I would guess you're misunderstanding something, but you're welcome to report a [[bug]] to BioWare. -- [[User:Austicke\|Alec Usticke]] 09:21, 26 February 2006 (PST)	+	*AFAIK, the XP penalty works properly. Since Fighter is a Dwarf's favored class, you shouldn't get a penalty. I would guess you're misunderstanding something, but you're welcome to report a [[bug]] to BioWare. -- [[User:Austicke\|Alec Usticke]] 09:21, 26 February 2006 (PST)

-	XP penalty was never broken for any races besides Human and half-elf but in any case, patching to 1.66 is what you want to do. [[User:87.194.16.85\|87.194.16.85]] 12:08, 26 February 2006 (PST)	+	*XP penalty was never broken for any races besides Human and half-elf but in any case, patching to 1.66 is what you want to do. [[User:87.194.16.85\|87.194.16.85]] 12:08, 26 February 2006 (PST)

-	==Polymorph, Shapechange and Shifter shapes==	+	==Polymorph, shapechange and shifter shapes==
-	*The most recent edit mentioned that polymorph, shapechange and shifter races would lead to potential XP penalties if a kill was made during said change. AFAIK only the drow warrior shifter shape is subject to this problem. Is there any way to verify if it applies for other shifter shapes or the polymorph plus shapechange spells? [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]] 14:20, 29 May 2006 (PDT)	+
		+	The most recent edit mentioned that polymorph, shapechange and shifter races would lead to potential XP penalties if a kill was made during said change. AFAIK only the drow warrior shifter shape is subject to this problem. Is there any way to verify if it applies for other shifter shapes or the polymorph plus shapechange spells? [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]] 14:20, 29 May 2006 (PDT)

	==Disabling multiclass penalty==		==Disabling multiclass penalty==
-	*How do you disable multiclass penalty on a mod or server? [[User:Hobbes3\|Hobbes3]] 03:31, 28 February 2008 (UTC)	+
-	**Did you know how to change .2da file? If yes look at class.2da, if you dont know how. Just tell me do you want i disable multiclass penalty and class alignment restriction? [[User:ILKAY\|ILKAY]] 04:13, 28 February 2008 (UTC)	+	How do you disable multiclass penalty on a mod or server? [[User:Hobbes3\|Hobbes3]] 03:31, 28 February 2008 (UTC)
-	***Well I looked at it and it seems you can edit it like a text file. But how can I add this to a particular mod and not as a global setting for all my other mods? [[User:Hobbes3\|Hobbes3]] 12:25, 29 February 2008 (UTC)	+
-	****I dont know if you add it only to a specific mod (I dont think you can) but you need add this modified file (classes.2da) to your override. I just finish one version of this file with alignment restriction off and experience penalty off. If you want, i can send you this version (I tested and that work well)and if you want i set class restriction on. Just send me your E-Mail at wikimessage. (Click on ILKAY, then at left in the menu E-mail this user). Its kinda hard to explain here. [[User:ILKAY\|ILKAY]] 15:11, 29 February 2008 (UTC)	+	*Did you know how to change .2da file? If yes look at class.2da, if you dont know how. Just tell me do you want i disable multiclass penalty and class alignment restriction? [[User:ILKAY\|ILKAY]] 04:13, 28 February 2008 (UTC)
-	****To make a modified .2da apply to just one module, it needs to be added to a hakpak the module uses (and not placed in your <code>override</code> directory). --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 21:19, 29 February 2008 (UTC)	+
		+	:*Well I looked at it and it seems you can edit it like a text file. But how can I add this to a particular mod and not as a global setting for all my other mods? [[User:Hobbes3\|Hobbes3]] 12:25, 29 February 2008 (UTC)
		+
		+	::*I dont know if you add it only to a specific mod (I dont think you can) but you need add this modified file (classes.2da) to your override. I just finish one version of this file with alignment restriction off and experience penalty off. If you want, i can send you this version (I tested and that work well)and if you want i set class restriction on. Just send me your E-Mail at wikimessage. (Click on ILKAY, then at left in the menu E-mail this user). Its kinda hard to explain here. [[User:ILKAY\|ILKAY]] 15:11, 29 February 2008 (UTC)
		+
		+	::*To make a modified .2da apply to just one module, it needs to be added to a hakpak the module uses (and not placed in your <code>override</code> directory). --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 21:19, 29 February 2008 (UTC)
		+
		+	== Table ==
		+
		+	Has anyone found the "multiclass XP penalty table" to be useful? I don't want to be too harsh, but I only figured out what the table was trying to convey because I knew in advance what the table what trying to convey. I imagine most people looking for info on the penalty would end up scratching their heads after looking at the current table. --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 06:33, December 19, 2009 (UTC)