Whether lobbing fireballs and researching forgotten spells as a powerful Wizard, hacking a trail through legions of orcs as a Fighter armed only with a battle axe and your courage, or taking on the role of a Rogue that can slip into the shadows at a moment's notice, the choice is yours.Ĭhoose your alignment, your allies, your companions, and how you want your character to develop A dramatic story filled with action, romance, violence and a dark-brooding feeling of a true medieval age of our history. It takes the player from the tiniest of villages into a sweeping tale of danger and war, chronicling their rise from a peasant to a full-fledged hero of the Realms, defending it against one of the greatest threats of the age.īuild a character that suits your style of play - good or evil, chaotic or lawful, with any number of skills, feats and professions available at the click of a button. Can someone recommend modules in that vein? If modules get clownish or juvenile, I lose interest real fast - for example, if someone makes an adventure where I’m supposed to fuck a kobold, I’m gonna turn that off right away (there are some things that even I won't do for 20 gold pieces).Neverwinter Nights 2 NWN2 is a computer role-playing game set in the fantasy world of the Forgotten Realms, one of the popular campaign settings of Dungeons and Dragons. Modules: I like my D&D pretty dark and mature and close to the source material, like LotR or BGII.
Is Vordan’s Hero Creator powerful enough to do that? Or should I look at an external editor for total control of my characters? Would you add anything to the list?Ĭharacter editor: I’m an old pen-and-paper player, and I like to have total control over my characters, even if it means sometimes bending the rules and taking a feat or spell I’m not technically allowed to have (the 2E books used to encourage players to bend the rules, so long as it wasn’t overpowered and it suited the character and campaign).
Graphic mods: Jester rounded up some “essential mods” here, with emphasis on graphic mods. Is that right? And if so, can I increase it to 5+ with a mod? I know my D&D, and I know the Realms, but I have some questions before I go down the rabbit hole:Ĭharacter limit: How many of my own created PCs can I have in my party in Neverwinter Nights 2? From my Googling, it looks like 4.
I’ve been craving a good RPG - specifically D&D, and something set in the Forgotten Realms.
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