some team questions...

[lonely wolf]

I have a party in icewind dale 2:
1. an aasimar fighter with 72 hp lvl 6 lawful good
2. a moon elf ranger with 69 hp lvl 6 choatic good
3. a half-elf cleric (morninglord of lathandar) with 65 hp lvl 6 neutral good
4. a half elf monk (of the old order) with 54 hp lvl 6 lawful good
5. a tiefling rogue with 42 hp lvl 6 choatic good
6. a wild elf srcerer with 30 hp lvl 6 neutral good
my questions are:
1. how to orgenize the party (who will be the leader, who will be the one after the leader and so on...)?
2. should I multiclass anyone? and if i should- to which class?
3. if you have more advices, let me know!
thank's- lonely wolf

[Gruntboy]

Well, that's a nice party. You want your best fighter or highest charisma up front to take out enemies and do all the talking.

Multi class? Well, you have a balanced party (Spellcaster, cleric, rogue 3x "fighter") so I'd say you can leave the multiclass. However, it may be worth your while taking a few levels where race permits multiclassing (read that multiclass sticky thread!).

Otherwise, at level 6 your doing well.

Its too late now but if you play again youmay wish to avoid so many special races and try some nice multi-class characters.

[lonely wolf]

1.thank's but my sorcerer is my highest charisma, and i don't want him first (because he is weak in hp).
so i think i will do like that:
fighter, rogue, cleric, sorcerer, ranger, monk.
a. is that good? and if not- in which order?
b. i hate saying that- but just my is good in diplomacy and my rogue is good in bluff. am i suposed to spend more points on those?
c. do i still need to put my srcerer first?
2. i think i will take those:
rogue= rogue\?
fighter= fighter\?
a. what should i take if i want to mc my rogue?
b. what should i take if i want to mc my fighter?
c. do you have more suggestions for mc?
i will consider youre answers-
lonely wolf

[Rahvin]

Originally posted by lonely wolf
1.thank's but my sorcerer is my highest charisma, and i don't want him first (because he is weak in hp).

If you are worried about that, change the formation. There are formations where the lead char is in the back I think

[lonely wolf]

what???
i didn't understand you... (can you explain what you said?)

[Rahvin]

you say you don't want your sorc in front cuz he's weak, but you want him to lead because of his CHA. Just change the formation of your party so that he's in back, he'll still lead, but he won't be up front taking the hits

[lonely wolf]

understood, thank's for the help...

[Gruntboy]

And you can make sure he does the talking without actually being the first person in the formation - but sometimes you can't control this.

[lonely wolf]

that's why i'm so annoyed!

[Gruntboy]

Got to be careful with the Cha of other characters then.

[Rahvin]

just checked...unlike bg2 there are no formations with the leader in the back...that kinda pisses me off. my lead is also a sorc with 20 CHA

[lonely wolf]

can i put a char with diplomacy and bluff instead? (like my cleric)

[Phantom Lord]

Uhm, I have a fighter with all skill points in intimidation as front line char outside civilized places.

[lonely wolf]

so when i'm in a city (or town or whatever...) i should put my cleric in the leadership, and when i'm not in a city (or town...) i should put a char like my fighter? (that has intimidiate)

[Phantom Lord]

Better intimidate than no communication skill. And from a role playing point of view I think it's not realistic to have Mr. Nice Smile in front when you enter a dungeon reeking of ... whatever.