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Bring NWN character to SoU

Discussion in 'Neverwinter Nights (Classic)' started by Dragon3, Jun 12, 2007.

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    i just wondered if it's possible to bring my character from neverwinter nights to the shadows of undrentide.i know in morrowind in could bring my character to tribunal and bloodmoon.can i do the same here?if so,how?i tried everything i could think of,and stil;l had to make a new character

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    I'm pretty sure you can (export the NWN character and select him at SoU character creation), but since SoU is meant to be started with a level 1 character, that would be rather pointless... The NWN expansions aren't really meant as continuations of the story begun in the original NWN. Even between SoU and HotU there's a level gap, though if you import a SoU character into HotU it gets levelled up and it makes a bit more sense to use the same character in SoU as in HotU.
     
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    I imported an OC character into SoU, and don't think it's a good idea. It makes SoU waaaaay too easy. Besides the SoU story makes it pretty obvious that the main PC is not the same one as in the OC. The HotU PC is meant to be the same as the SoU one - some of the narration early in HotU is meant to bridge the gap between the two expansions. It doesn't really matter either way though, any and all options are playable.
     
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    it does seem to be a whole new story.i wrote that shortly after i started,and just thought all expansions were a continuation of the one before.but thanks for the help
     
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    the level cap between sou and hotu was intentent, bioware hosted a compatition about making a short module that filled and explained the cap. As far as i remember a module maker calling himself papermonk won with this module called the nether scrolls
     
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    i should nose the bioware web site on day.i might run into interesting things.i don't know anything about patches,tho
     
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    [​IMG] When I ran through SOU, I did the same thing (imported my OC character, thinking that SOU and HotU were both continuations). By the time I figured it out, I was far enough along that I didn't want to restart. And I played a Ranger(1) Rogue(x), so although I had plenty of hit points, combat was never super-easy (undead are always tough, and I especially remember the dragon really making me run around using a lot of arrows, potions, and scrolls)... But I also become curious, because SOU made opportunities to use the Ranger's Tracking and Animal Empathy, and there were plenty of Bluff, Intimidate, and Persuade options... There were similar nuances in HotU... So I played all the way through all three with the same character...
     
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    i tried to import my character from the first nwn,but i couldn't do it.how did you manage it?i'd like to use him,if for no other reason,for his strength.my character is such a weakling,he can't carry anything.i'm leaving lots of money laying around because i'm too weak to carry the stuff to sell it
     
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