I never really took a long look at it because it's rather restrictive what with the No Magic Items bit. I was looking some other things up and got to reading about it.
How does it work in practice? How many levels do you need to invest in it if you wanted to dual class? The biggest increase in Magic Resistance is at level one after all.
How does Weapon Speed affect your Number of Attacks? If you made a character more based on just stabbing a mage over and over to neutralize him, would you be better off dual wielding daggers? What about the Crossbow of Speed? I was thinking of dual classing to a rogue. Make a Mager Killer Assassin sort. Just sneak in and stab the heck out of him.
Also, the poison dagger in BG is supposed to be pretty good at stopping mages on it's own, keeping him from casting with poison damage.
Sorry I'm getting kind of ramble-y.
How does it work in practice? How many levels do you need to invest in it if you wanted to dual class? The biggest increase in Magic Resistance is at level one after all.
How does Weapon Speed affect your Number of Attacks? If you made a character more based on just stabbing a mage over and over to neutralize him, would you be better off dual wielding daggers? What about the Crossbow of Speed? I was thinking of dual classing to a rogue. Make a Mager Killer Assassin sort. Just sneak in and stab the heck out of him.
Also, the poison dagger in BG is supposed to be pretty good at stopping mages on it's own, keeping him from casting with poison damage.
Sorry I'm getting kind of ramble-y.
