Playing this module completely changed how I view gods in Forgotten Realms-style fantasy, and I'm looking forward to taking these ideas into my play by post games. Regaining spells typically requires one to pray at an altar, rather than simply resting, and these events are used frequently throughout the module to add amazing roleplaying opportunities. As a cleric of Tyr, you not only take on an aspect of yourВ deity'sВ dogma as your character's primary motivation, but you ultimately get the opportunity to interact with him directly. In the Maimed God's Saga, you get to roleplay a cleric to a degree that frankly has never been done in a video game before. The great triumph of this module is that it completely reversed this trend. In truth, I might as well have just been playing an arcane spellcaster who happens to cast healing spells. I had no connection to theВ deityВ save for the fact that I could cast spells.

I have no idea which god any of my characters would haveВ worshiped, beyond some generally goodВ deityВ or another. The thing is, however, that I've never really felt like a cleric from a roleplaying perspective. I like to have a strong healer in my parties, I suppose.

My character in my original playthrough of BG1/BG2, as well as my character for NWN2's official campaign were both clerics. I've played a lot of clerics over the years. Male Lawful Good Cleric of Tyr, reached lv 9 My Vote: 10 - A Masterpiece, Genuinely GroundbreakingД¬haracter: lv 6.

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