After reading the various notes and increasing the stats for appropriate party members - I gave the 5% Magic Resistance to my Wizard Slayer. (still don't know how it got that high, according to my calculations it just doesn't add up to that much - but that's what is listed in his character screen).Īnyway, this Magic Resistance first paid off while playing with Lum's Machine. Wizard Slayer kit, Ring of Gaxx, Cloak of Balderun, and Machine of Lum the Mad. My Wizard Slayer currently has a Magic Resistance of 94% graemlins/wow.gif He got this from: I am currently finishing Watcher's Keep (still in SoA - haven't faced Irenicus yet) and I have seen some very interesting effects of the Wizard Slayers Magic Resistance. WOW - I can't begin to fully describe how quickly this turned my guy into a walking Destruction Machine. This means that I have some nice High Level Abilities from the Warrior Pool (Greater Whirlwind, Critical Strike, etc).Īfter finally reaching 24th level as a thief, I naturally chose 'Use Any Item' as my first High Level Ability. I didn't 'dual class' until reaching 24th level as a Wizard Slayer. It's been said that the Wizard Slayer/Thief is one of the most over-powered classes in the game.and I'm beginning to believe it. I did not create the character with any plans to 'dual' to any other class, but after reading several walk-throughs - I decided to give the thief class a try. As some of you already know, I am playing a Wizard Slayer in my BGII game.

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