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I was debating running a consecutive game to my evil wizard, was thinking of either monk, barbarian, or ranger. Which of these 3 is a nice choice knowing the content of the game, and what can I do for multi/prestige choices?

Also, are the ECL races worth it if you go for a full party or just for solo? I was wondering about Deep Gnomes and Drow but the level adjustment is pretty fierce on them. Thanks for any help.
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If your new character is going to be good, then either the barbarian or the ranger would be fine. You'll find a monk who will group with you, but there are relatively few other straight tanks, and the one ranger you can pick up is evil.

I don't think your exp gain changes between solo and a full group. If you take an advanced race you probably won't make level 20. Playing a regular race, I just barely made it past 20 in my first game.

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Thanks. I think I will opt for Barbarian since bows and ranged warfare kind of irritates me and it doesn't work so well close up. I could be off base in thinking that though.

Now I just need to perfect a barbarian build. Thanks again.
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I tried a Drow Wizard class, because I really liked the idea of playing a chaotic neutral Drow. And she was great to play. But everyone else was leveliing SO fast in comparison to her, that, regretfully, I gave up on that game.
I will go back to a Drow, later, despite the slow level gain, but not until I have played through the game at least once.
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