Character Editing...

[Mick]

Is there any way to edit your character, like change their appearance or something else after you have finalised your character without deleting the character and starting again?

[LJ-the-brave]

Soon you can with the Unfinished Business mod from Nexus. It's a consolidated work from a dedicated group of modders, adding all individual mods into one package. This would enable to level down and Respec the characters through the long rest mid game. It is expected to launch early December.

[Mick]

Thanx

[Mick]

Yeah, I realised I forgot to adjust he body-slider for the Dragon-Born Paladin & Dwarvish bard I made and the voice for the Swamp-Halfling ( I really wanted him to be Locathah) Monk and also the Dwarvish Bard...

[Mick]

Not much choice for voice, I suspect we will be getting more voice packs in the future.

[LJ-the-brave]

Originally posted by Mick:

Not much choice for voice, I suspect we will be getting more voice packs in the future.

That may not be the case. To add more voice packs the company would need to redo all dialogues of Crown of the Magister and Lost Valley, on top of a new adventure. It would be best if they could but I suspect they will prioritize to tackle game bugs for now. We can ask them on today's stream through Twitch. Look on latest patch notes for the time of the stream.

[Mick]

Fair enough... but three of my characters have the same voice.

[LJ-the-brave]

I recently learned that there's a slight variation depending on character's age. If they are wise, make them old and test their voice.

[Mick]

okay...

[Agony_Aunt]

Originally posted by Mick:

Fair enough... but three of my characters have the same voice.

As i understand, there are 5 voices available. 2 male, 2 female, and 1 gender neutral.

What I generally do when making a party is 2 males and 2 females (which i tend to do anyway with parties of 4) and then just give them each a different voice.

Note, you can change the used voice on the character info screen somewhere after creation.

[Mick]

I swapped the voices of the Barbarian and the Paladin and they seem more suitable now. Before, I had the a very pompous sounding Barbarian and a salt of the earth sounding Paladin. It was a little funny.

[Ommamar]

Originally posted by LJ-the-brave:

Originally posted by Mick:

Not much choice for voice, I suspect we will be getting more voice packs in the future.

That may not be the case. To add more voice packs the company would need to redo all dialogues of Crown of the Magister and Lost Valley, on top of a new adventure. It would be best if they could but I suspect they will prioritize to tackle game bugs for now. We can ask them on today's stream through Twitch. Look on latest patch notes for the time of the stream.

The idea Grumpy Old Men proposed in another thread to place sliders in that can adjust the bass and treble would get around them having to do that.

With the base game the only thing you can change is the voice used. I pretty much tune them out or skip through the dialogue for both main campaigns, it isn't an issue with the community made campaigns as they aren't voiced. I actually like how dialogue is handled in the community made campaigns it allows you to put your own voice on the dialogue in your mind.

[Aimee]

You can change the voices of your character in the character screen ingame, but thats the only change you can make.
But you are restricted to the gender you choose for the voicelines, so only 3 options.
Its something atleast, in case you realy dislike a voice midgame, you can change it.

[B Unit]

Originally posted by Agony_Aunt:

Originally posted by Mick:

Fair enough... but three of my characters have the same voice.

As i understand, there are 5 voices available. 2 male, 2 female, and 1 gender neutral.

What I generally do when making a party is 2 males and 2 females (which i tend to do anyway with parties of 4) and then just give them each a different voice.

Note, you can change the used voice on the character info screen somewhere after creation.

The 'gender neutral' one just sounds like a young man and can be used effectively as such. In that sense, males have 3 voices to choose from and women only 2.