#Neverwinter nights 2 mods giant weapons Pc#

I last played A Dance with Rogues*, which later won the module of the year award for 2006, and it sure deserved it - although I'm less than happy with the ending, but I guess I just wanted to do a liiiitle more. The sequel to Bioware's Dungeons and Dragons PC role playing game of 2002, Neverwinter Nights 2 puts the player in the role of a peasant that must realize his importance in the world through an epic adventure.

The Dream Weapon is a weapon originally included with the NWN2 MotB expansion. Fixed and enhanced version of the MotB Dream Weapon.

#Neverwinter nights 2 mods giant weapons software#

This software is made available for download for individual usage only. Just check and in particular many of the high-rated modules imo rank higher than a few of those can rival any of the official campaigns. A collection of freely downloadable software for Neverwinter Nights 2 developed by Brendan Bellina / Kaldor Silverwand. The Shadowlords/dreamcatcher campaign, for example, had me captivated for longer than any of the official modules. by the player while giant spiders are just great big. And speaking of fan modules, that's easily the biggest appeal of the old NWN: it had insane replayability because there was just so much stuff for it, and it ranged from diablo-like clickfests to some hardcore roleplaying. in my module as they are a basic humanoid with standard weapons. Well boo-hoo, I couldnt pass the first fight after prologue. We were promised that Bards (my favorite class) will be stronger in battle. While the story is great, I feel ripped off. They look fugly, plastic, unnatural and Neverwinter Nights 1 with non-moving lips had better models. Unfortunately it never lived to its name, as after the second module - Midnight - the guy was hired by Bioware. Dual Weapons VS Two Handed Weapons: Variol (Farseer) Elmwood: Miscellaneous Games (RPG or not) 13: 06-29-2003 01:45 AM: Shields vs. Graphics, while good, are NOT when it comes to human beings. The vanilla campaign is fun but long and by no means a masterpiece, and Storm of Zehir is an oddity with some high points. I was a big fan of NWN fan-made modules, and there was a project called the Paladin trilogy - easily the best modules I've seen, RP-wise and buildwise. If you want to pick up Neverwinter Nights 2 to experience this mod, I would consider the acquisition worth it just for the short-but-sweet Mask of the Betrayer campaign. Oh, they've gotten some good writers, believe it or not.