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Damn! I knew I was missing out on something by not having enough cash to buy all the True Names. Thanks a lot for the tip, that's a good thing to know for a second playthrough.
Investing into Persuade does help, eventually skills will outstrip the significance of the D20 roll, if you're deep in it.
To edify, the reason that you likely were not able to progress is because you stopped progressing R.D.D. (wether you simply stopped choosing it, or capped it @10th) -- Persuade is a class-skill for them, and thus would be capped at [Character Level + 3]. Meanwhile, Sorcerers do not have Persuade as a class-skill, and are restricted to cross-class training it, which would be ~[Character Level/2 + 1, whole numbers only in NWN].
Something that Neverwinter Nights permits, that table-top doesn't is skill-hoarding, and thusly skill-dumping. So, for this example, when you level as a Sorcerer, you'd hold back 1 skill point per-level that you simply spend on nothing. Then, when you level up into Red Dragon Disciple, you could artifically crank the skill all the way to the character's trained-rank capacity with those stock-piled skill points, even if you wouldn't have earned enough to do the same on that R.D.D. level.
This style of character building is a quite common tactic for this game.
Thats true for single player campaigns or local LAN online servers may ban you for it
I somehow don't think Mephistopheles is gonna ban Kappa Omicron from HotU Chapter 3, as much as he might like to.
But I have to hold off because I already have too many games I'd like to clear before returning to one I've already played aha
Not to mention I still have a bunch of the other modules to even start... I've only just finished all three of the main campaigns!
I foresee I'll be playing NWN: EE even in the 2030s xD