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Druid turning N EVIL from choices in Hell?

Discussion in 'Baldur's Gate 2: Enhanced Edition' started by Eyebreaker7, Jun 27, 2015.

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    What does it matter? I don't see any penalties? I can still turn into a werewolf and cast all my spells. Does it even matter?

    Nevermind. I CAN'T still change into a werewolf. I just never changed back to human form to notice until now :(
     
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    Ugh, I've forgotten druids could only be TN back then. Now I remember why I've always hated the class (besides the fact that it's crap).
     
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    LOL. I wouldn't say crap but it is a ***** sometimes. The spells casting time is such a big bit of agony at times yes. But I do like the werewolf. That's the only reason I play one. Jahera usually gets ditched for someone else. Sometimes Cernd if I'm not a werewolf. But then again the casting time on some spells......
     
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    Jaheira is generally speaking a better character than Cernd. Also, the whole werewolf business goes against the "true neutral" nature of druid, much like slayer form, since werewolves are inherently evil (but they didn't have any other therianthrope assets in the game). And yes, druids are crap in IE games. Their PnP counterparts are absolute monsters though, especially in 3E and all its iterations.
     
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