For starters, there aren't good heavy flails out there (at least not one that I know of), and I've always wanted to make a undead hunter with one...

Ok folks, back to the subject that was beeing discussed here. Currently all the summons on GvM

Standard Summons

Summon	Good/Neutral	Evil
I	Fairy	Dragonfly
II	Vegepygmy	Frost Goblin
III	Lupinal	Erinyes
IV	Ruby Golem	Abishai
V	Androphinx	Ice Demon
VI	Celestial Knight	Bebilith
VII	Azer	Demodile
VIII	Planetar	Horrid Balor
IX	Copper Dragon	Pit Fiend

Planar Summons and Dragon Knight

Lesser Binding	Planar Binding	Greater Binding	Epic Dragon Knight
Good	Female Azer	Celestial Archer	Ayala Guard	Diamond Dragon
Neutral	Ether Scarab	Genie	Greater Monodrone	Prismatic Dragon
Evil	Fenhound	Cornugon	Osyluth	Shadow Dragon

                     
Undead Summons

Animate Dead	Create Undead	Create Greater Undead
Skeletal Doll	Ogre Skeleton	Wendigo
Zombie Mage	Vampiric Mist	Skeletal Devourer
Zombie Mage	Ice Ghoul	Jackal Guardian
	Wraith Assassin	Reaver

Start the renaming season now 

Wouldn't it be better if there were 1 build per post? Its is kinda confusing the way that this thread is right now.

I'll add an observation of my experience on the server:

I think what dms intended on doing wasn't making UMD more important: I think they were intending on making class choices more important. How could a mage wear full armor? How could a fighter use a staff that only mages could use? How could a human could use an armor that was made for a Dwarf Gnome (more general and could get some people to hate me, but that also brings up some crazy logic)?

But, on the other side, why bracers or gloves that fits on a Dwarf could not be worn by a human? Or how could an armor worn by an elf could not fit into a human paladin (yeah, I'm taking it personal) ? That beeing said, although it is understandable, I think there are some problems on the actual items restrictions.

Good ideas sorow! I approve it!

Although I like the idea, I think implementing it would be very hard since there are a lot of PM's in gondor. In terms of balance, that would be no problem, because Pally Smiters would have a new goal in life: destroy any pm that dares to enter PF.  With that Dmg Vulnerabilty of 10% bludgeoning and 25% Divine, with Divine Might, Bless Weapon, and a Hammer/Mace/Whatever, Undead Hunters would became a terror to any pm.

Definetly remove the xp penalty. Maybe increase GP penalty to compensate it, and of course it can't be used during a battle or in the middle of the pvp.

What does CTD mean? I have a lot of problems using a GeForce FX 5600 on a Asus P4S800, with a 2.4 GHz Pentium 4 and 512 Mb of Ram (yes it is old, I'm changing soon). Sometimes I had the BSoD but more often the system would just froze up for 30 seconds or so before all graphics getting corrupted, with the game getting graphicaly laggy afterwards.

What I did to solve it was to reduce bus and memory clock of the Video Card using a sofware called PowerStrip, but right now I'm using the nVidia tools of overclocking to do the task.

I'll third what nexus and KK said  . In fact, I do those things they said a lot  . That is part of what is called "hunting", imo.

(3 smilies in a row, I set up a new personal record!)

Now... quotes about NwN

http://nwvault.ign.com/features/top10/

I thought I had lost this link but I found it on my old firefox bookmarks

I was thinking on a new char to make when I got an idea to improve Ranger and Druid classes: how about making those Animal Companions summon, instead of the chosen animal at level up, a rideable horse? Since we are talking about lovers of the nature classes, the type of the horse summoned could be the fastest and poorly armored ones, instead of the armored and ready-to-enter-war paladins have.

So, what you think?

Rodriguez, you can't enter indoors with a horse. I think that the dms did it because they saw how overpowered a Horse rider could be... so now horse's builds are incredible strong on defending pf or xroads and in outdoor pvp, but you won't use a horse build to fight bosses and farm.   

I noticed the fluctuating AC, and I think it works like this: it seems it needs 3 seconds between each AC refresh, so you'll get like 80 AC for 6 seconds and then you'll lose 10 AC for another 3 second before the next refresh, making you vulnerable for a short time. Horses make your amulet slot free and also pally horses give +8-10 natural AC, so I guess it is a fair trade.

I've been pestering Ollie so much with questions regarding the horse system and only yesterday KK told me that the paladin horses are bugged and aren't giving the bonuses, which was in the first place why I was asking so much about them lol.

Something that I noted: is that a constant "-10" factor on the calculation of the extra AC? Also, what is the AC type granted by Mounted Combat feat? As I undertood, that "Natural AC" boost people talked about came from the horses's Natural AC from the horse's chart, not from the feat. Am I correct?

  For example, a Ride skill of 5 with the Mounted Combat feat will increase Armour Closs by (d20+5-10)/5 to give a bonus in the range 0 to +3.

The AC will fluctuate with the every round. 

Archers get a (-4) to attack when mounted, Mounted Archery reduces that to (-2). Shoot and run will be much easier. 

You lose your tumble(-50) when mounted, Ride skill replaces it. 

So you will lose any AC bonus from tumble? They won't stack then?

Doesn't Curse Song count as an hostile action, thereby making invisibilty wear off?

Well you could make a stupidly awesome shape for lvl 30 shifters, like morphing into a tarrasque or, since we are playing in a LOTR based world, evil shifter could morph into lesser ring wraiths and good shifters could morph into a... something lawful good, perhaps?