Druid neutral alingment mod cheat ????

[saliddry]

i would love to play this game 1 more time this time to the end...

i love the druid class.. i normal play caotic good .... thats my playstyle thats my mentality
subclass feyspeaker

irt was never an problem from neverwinter nights 1 over the dlc to nwn 2

NOW IS THERE AN FIX TO THIS ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ NEUTRAL druid alingment ... ..i wonna go azata and that bites with druids pure neutrall ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[Schlumpsha]

Druids were always at least partially Neutral. Be it in Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, Neverwinter Nights, Temple of Elemental Evil, Kingmaker or here in Wrath of the Righteous, Drifting into Chaotic Good territory would pose an issue in any of those title as a Druid, really.

But if you really want to disable alignment restriction from classes, well, you can. The Toybox mod should have a toggle for that. Alternatively the Nature Mage get to enjoy druidic spellcasting without being alignment restricted at all.

[Nismu]

hmm feyspeaker druid should be able to be NG or CN which both work with azata. ( probably neutral good closer to it. ) j

[gmwaddington]

You don't have to play a True Neutral Druid: Chaotic Neutral and Neutral Good are examples of allowed Druid alignments.

[Cyrus]

Don't play Druid, it's one of the worst classes for this story path. Demons are almost all immune to poison, slows and mind effects. And animal forms are the worst version of natural weapons as they do not benefit well from mythic paths, gear, and bab.

[igor140]

I like LN, for the monk dip.

Also, while most of the more unique druid things are indeed weak, their ability to summon almost infinitely is not.

Granted, summons are basically useless offensively, but there were many tough fights where my summons distracted the boss long enough for me to clench victory. Also, they get most of the great divine buff spells, so you don't have to lug around another cleric/ oracle.

Imo, druids aren't one to swear by, but they've got their place

[erian]

Originally posted by Cyrus:

Don't play Druid, it's one of the worst classes for this story path. Demons are almost all immune to poison, slows and mind effects. And animal forms are the worst version of natural weapons as they do not benefit well from mythic paths, gear, and bab.

Pls dont spread disinformation. Very few demons actually immune to mind effects. Only gargs(they are stone after all) and gallu. You meet gargoyles in all of the 3 locations in the second act and gallu are endgame enemies and are somewhat rare in that endgame. Same for slow. Very few enemies are immune to stagger(that is what slow spell inflicts). This only leave poison. And yes. Demons are mostly immune to it. But its far from main point of druids(it is mostly annoying for assassins). Druid animal forms are perfectly ok on anything lower than hard difficulty and even then they are only mediocre, far from awfull.

[solthusx]

Originally posted by erian:

Originally posted by Cyrus:

Don't play Druid, it's one of the worst classes for this story path. Demons are almost all immune to poison, slows and mind effects. And animal forms are the worst version of natural weapons as they do not benefit well from mythic paths, gear, and bab.

Pls dont spread disinformation. Very few demons actually immune to mind effects. Only gargs(they are stone after all) and gallu. You meet gargoyles in all of the 3 locations in the second act and gallu are endgame enemies and are somewhat rare in that endgame. Same for slow. Very few enemies are immune to stagger(that is what slow spell inflicts). This only leave poison. And yes. Demons are mostly immune to it. But its far from main point of druids(it is mostly annoying for assassins). Druid animal forms are perfectly ok on anything lower than hard difficulty and even then they are only mediocre, far from awfull.

Plus wildshaped Druids do benefit from Master Shapeshifter, Brutality Incarnate, Amulets of Mighty Fists, Bracers of Animal Fury and a good number of gloves that would normally be equipped on Animal Companions or Aivu. Not mention spells normally used to buff animal companions would also work (and can be self casted via Natural Spell).