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<blockquote data-quote="Minsc" data-source="post: 1199061" data-attributes="member: 14632">Not that I know of.&nbsp; Check interplay.com for patches.Back on the Min/Max subject:&nbsp; I've come to the conclusion that the Inquisitor is my favorite.&nbsp; I don't know if it's the most powerful, but it's up there.&nbsp; If you don't believe me, get your hands on that Holy Avenger sword; ther'll be no stopping you!Here's my party (I swap out the most similar character to do certain character-specific quests; unfortunately this sometimes means Minsc, who is my favorite (hence the user-name):Protagonist: Human Inquisitor NPCs: Minsc (Human Ranger) -- The other heavy hitter alongside the ProtagonistJaheira (1/2 Elf Fighter/Druid) -- Some may prefer Cernd, but I like Jaheira.&nbsp; Better armor and you can romance herAnomen (Human Fighter dualed over to Cleric) -- He can be annoying at times, but if you do his personal quests well, he becomes a lot more likeable, and he fits in with the party better.&nbsp; He's just about as good a Cleric as Vinconia, and the party won't suffer a reputation penalty with him in the party.&nbsp; He's also a good fighter, although the above 3 will do better in melee than he.Jan (Gnome Thief/Illusionist) -- best Thief in the game.&nbsp; The spells are just a bonus, and they compliment Nalia wellNalia (Human Thief dualed to Mage) -- best Mage in the game, save for that evil dude Edwin.&nbsp; Edwin is actually better, but he'll leave your party after your rep. gets too high.&nbsp; Nalia's minor Thief abilities stink, but they allow her to use a shortbow, and there are some pretty good ones in this game.A more powerful party would probably be to have your Protagonist be a Kensai, Berzerker, Barbarian, or Monk, and to use the Inquisitor NPC instead of Minsc.&nbsp; But I just can't do the game without Minsc and Jan keeping me laughing the whole way through.&nbsp; They're so freakin' funny!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minsc, post: 1199061, member: 14632"] Not that I know of. Check interplay.com for patches. Back on the Min/Max subject: I've come to the conclusion that the Inquisitor is my favorite. I don't know if it's the most powerful, but it's up there. If you don't believe me, get your hands on that Holy Avenger sword; ther'll be no stopping you! Here's my party (I swap out the most similar character to do certain character-specific quests; unfortunately this sometimes means Minsc, who is my favorite (hence the user-name): Protagonist: Human Inquisitor NPCs: Minsc (Human Ranger) -- The other heavy hitter alongside the Protagonist Jaheira (1/2 Elf Fighter/Druid) -- Some may prefer Cernd, but I like Jaheira. Better armor and you can romance her Anomen (Human Fighter dualed over to Cleric) -- He can be annoying at times, but if you do his personal quests well, he becomes a lot more likeable, and he fits in with the party better. He's just about as good a Cleric as Vinconia, and the party won't suffer a reputation penalty with him in the party. He's also a good fighter, although the above 3 will do better in melee than he. Jan (Gnome Thief/Illusionist) -- best Thief in the game. The spells are just a bonus, and they compliment Nalia well Nalia (Human Thief dualed to Mage) -- best Mage in the game, save for that evil dude Edwin. Edwin is actually better, but he'll leave your party after your rep. gets too high. Nalia's minor Thief abilities stink, but they allow her to use a shortbow, and there are some pretty good ones in this game. A more powerful party would probably be to have your Protagonist be a Kensai, Berzerker, Barbarian, or Monk, and to use the Inquisitor NPC instead of Minsc. But I just can't do the game without Minsc and Jan keeping me laughing the whole way through. They're so freakin' funny! [/QUOTE]

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