The Dasaria Screenshot Thread

[Atharin]

Argh! Portrait packs! Use them!

[Evelond Formos]

Empathy

[DM Jack Frost]

DMs need to watch their back too.

[Atharin]

Revelations

[Wired]

Revelations

Nice!

Ravenswatch, Old Skool:

[Evelond Formos]

Awaiting Orders

[Alterity]

The DMs are watching us! Always watching us! But they can be watched back!


(Lightended a little as the screenshot came out dark for some reason.)

[The Explorer]

Awesome on Wireds old screenie it shows them being hit in the leg etc, can that be applied to Das 2 as well would be good to use for one hit Rp fun?

"See now look what you made me do I chopped your leg off"

"Thats just a fleshwound" picks up his leg and hits him with it

"Now it's a weapon and I have another leg and two arms to use if necessary"

ok I could go on but then I'd just be copying Monty Python

[Wired]

That's Called Shot, a fighter feat.

[Atharin]

Into the Fray

After you, Vin.

[Nathen Arnes]

Into the Fray

After you, Vin.

Damn, nice shot!

[The Explorer]

Can you give that to all my non-magelike characters please Wired or does it have actual bonuses attached to it?

[Atharin]

It's not included in NWN2 due to 3.5 edition changes I believe. Besides, it was sort of a useless feat anyway...

That said, if it were, you should have taken it as you leveled up. Not, er, "be given"..

[Alterity]

Called shot from NWN1 if I remember right allowed you to strike the opponents legs, slowing them down, or strike their arm, lowering their chance to hit. It was only really useful in pvp as far as I saw because it allowed a fighter to slow down a mage so they could cut them down easier, rather then the mage running away every quater of a round, ending the round and making the fighter lose most of his attacks. As far as I know they removed it in NWN2, as it was a feat in NWN1, I would guess they removed it because it wasn't too useful, and with less haste items its more likely that the mage will cast haste on himself and still be faster, or the fighter will have barbarian or monk and be fast enough to catch the caster. The closest thing to it now would be the old favourites disarm and knockdown (Which usually was used to keep the caster still, rather then trying to keep the caster from running away as then they couldn't attack anyways.

[Vahene]

Heh.

All you have to do as a fighter to stop a mage is survive, and wait for the spells to wear out.

Easier said than done, however.

K