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Henchmen are hard coded to level cap at 14.

Average level at finish is 15 with the recent patches that fixed experience rewards. Pure casters and rogues receive more experience for monster kills, and will typically be level 16-17 at the end.

Before the patches, you were 20 at the end of chapter 3.

Remember, the last chance you have to come back to finish battle squares is before going to Kuldahar. You will likely be level 13-15 at the time, depending on your party composition.

Note that if Nathaniel call you on your favor, you WILL have a chance to revisit the temple...but battle squares ...

There's two other ways...

1. If you have a high intelligence character, he will know the name automatically.

2. You don't have to know its name. Simply kill every aurilite in the place. You can then tell the demon you've done so, and he'll go nuts.

Also trying disabling DirectDraw in your DirectX setup.

No. It should come pre-patched.

1. Step in the shadow, then open the SIDE door to the outside, and then use the lightning machine on the shadow door.

2. More lightning for the mirror room.

3. One of the painting options takes you there, but only after you've finished the rest of the level.

1. Click on the doors and it tells you the combination!

2. You have to open the shadow door from inside that room. Go in via the painting portal.

Lightning marked doors can all be opened by shooting the lightning generator in the appropriate direction (One of these require that you realign a ...

Well since it takes a ritual to summon the Guardian (all those whatchamacallits have to be placed), and since you've been repeatedly warned the the Guardian is some sort of incredibly powerful creature, it is unhighly unlikely that you'd "accidentally" summon him. =)

Create a new party and click "import" followed by the name of your character for each member you want to take along.

Not necessarily. But...

Funny thing, when you rip a heart out of someone's body, they seem to become undead with some sort of homing device that takes them right to their heart. I also imagine that they'd be pretty angry with those who ripped out their hearts as well...

If and when they actually ...

Male Aasimar Fighter/Paladin
Male Half-Orc Fighter/Barbarian
Female Human Monk/Cleric
Male Halfling Rogue/Ranger/Fighter
Wild Elf Female Sorceress/Rogue
Male Human Diviner/Barbarian/Fighter

Favorite:
1) Ilmater - This is what I play and I think he has the best domain spells. I always memorize (1) Protection from Evil (2) Aid (3) Magic Circle Against Evil (4) Holy Smite (5) Holy Power (6) Stoneskin (7) Holy Word (8) Holy Aura (9) Horrid Wilting. Both pain touch and ilmater's endurance ...

I'm starting chapter three and I have about 308,498GP, which in my estimation is quite a lot of money for your average adventurers. (This is mostly from the sale of ammunition that was really cluttering up my inventory...arrows of stunning +1 sells for 30k a stack, and Flaming Darts +5 sells for ...

Starting level is 1

The max level in IWD2 is 30, which can only be reached if you take your final party from normal mode (around level 16-18) through the entire game again in Heart of Fury mode.

Thanks for the reply...

I've played around with drivers for a LONG time. I trying finding updated drivers, for my sound card, controllers, video card (i'm currently using detonator 28.90 since the older onesdid not solve the issue). I've updated my BIOS, and even tried to find a driver for my ...

Hello everyone,

My computer seems to be having problems handling any type of game suddenly for some reason...here's my specs:

Athlon Tbird 1.4Ghz
Asus A7A266 Socket A motherboard
512MB PC2100 DDR RAM (2 sticks of 256)
Geforce2 MX400 w/ 64MB
Sound Blaster Live 5.1
Windows XP Professional

Here are ...

There's certainly a number of spells to boost your combat effectiveness. My favorites are Shield of Protection, Agility of Fire, Haste, and Strength of Stone. Temporal Fugit is also tremendously useful, if rather draining unless you are a Temporal master. Of course, you'd want 100% magic aptitute if ...

You can switch to "fast turn-based combat" in the options menu. It's the same as turn-based but monsters just appear and disappear instead of showing the movement animation...a but wierd but certainly speeds things up.

The top five NPC's I think are:

1) Worthless Mutt (Dog)
2) Chukka
3) Sogg
4) Gar
5) Loghaire

Obviously, I lean heavily towards melee types...but then again, what else are NPC's good for?

It is impossible to train NPC's unless you have the educator background, in which case training is automatic.