I've played Baldur's Gate I, II and Throne of Bhaal. Best games ever!<br/><br/>Because it was a computer game, though, one doesn't get to see how a lot of the mechanics work. It was mostly just numbers. It didn't mean much to me, and doubtless, others. Though I never multi or dual classed because I did read up on that and it was entirely unattractive and seemed more a mess than anything.<br/><br/><br/>Hmm, I thought there was more to the magic than all that. I basically already knew most of that. I had forgotten though how gimped 2.0 spellcasters were. Glad they beefed them up in 3.5. Who wants to spend endless hours running around in a game with an effectively useless character? Not I.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Oh the wonders of Character ignorance and morality in D&D. I'm not trying to offend anyone, but seriously, no one thinks giant flying fiendish bats are an issue? Forgotten Realms is a land where Human's are scared shitless by everything and suspicious of everything. Has anyone read the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting? Waterdeep is more tolerant yes, but its more tolerant of cultures and the occasional odd race. This does not include Giant Flying Fiendish Bats.<br/><br/>Drizzt, while a Drow yes, is a good example of the attitudes of the land. Everywhere he went, he was distrusted, hunted, and forced out. Even one of the most powerful figures in Western Faerun, Alustriel had to deny him entry to her city for several years because how of strong distrust and prejudice is among Human's/Dwarves/Elves, etc.<br/>