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Name: Aiden Richtofen Date of Birth: 9’th June, 1995 (Age at start of rp: 23, almost 24) Appearance: (FC: Daniel Sharman) - Height: 5”11 - Body type: Lanky, lightly built/toned - Hair: Curly, brunet - Eyes: Greyish blue - Skin: Pale Aiden stands at five feet and eleven inches. He is...

Yeah they're in BG2 too. there's a lot of items which reset your stats. there's a +2 mace in BG2 which gives you 18 strength and i always equip it to my cleric.

There's always a nymph cloak or algernon's cloak but both only add +2 to charisma. Unfortunately the ring of influence is limited to BG2 :/

I've been playing BG2 since i was bloody 8 years old, i have a few tricks up my sleeve. funnily enough i never completed BG1 D:

I put the charisma as low because I'm getting the ring of human influence which sets your charisma to 18 XD

All this talk of dice got me playing Baldur's Gate 2 again T_T

LOL basically you have 6 ability scores, strength, dexterity, constitution, intelligence, wisdom and charisma. and you can have a minimum of 3 points till a maximum of 18 points (sometimes 19 depending on the race) according to your character's inborn traits plus training. for example My elf...

Guys how about we all get 90 points each and we distribute them according to our characters? Tbh thats the average no. of points that is assigned to a character in a typical dnd setting.

Sorry :( I'm basing it off of Baldur's Gate and in that game characters are usually given between 80-100 ish points with the minimum and maximum scores being from 3 till 18 (19 for some races).

Do you mean like this? (I have no life)

What do you mean by points though? I've been reading through a LOT some DnD manuals and stuff and I didn't see anything about points.

@MrBossMan Any plans in development? :D Are we going along with the DnD style idea or? Just curious.

@Invidia I'll teach ya. Talk to you on messenger.

Love it. I'm all for it. I love DnD sooo xD And hoenstly with a roleplay that involves combat and improving onself, you kinda have to include these stuff. I mean thats what any rpg is all about and it all started with DnD. And the witcher is an rpg. maybe we should include a new section in our...

Oo imagine our party encounters them

What do you mean?

We should probably figure out our character's stats and levels as well tbh

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*rolls a d10 and gets a 1* u ded son

Which is why dice rolls would be useful. sure it would make it seem more like a game but tbh combat is really difficult to write without seeming op or mary sue ish. with dice rolls its all up to chance and luck. and the better the character is, the more likely he/she is to land a hit.