Hello, i seen somewhere vids, where ppl test builds just in game with options free lvl urself, change classes ane e.t.c, where i can find some?

Just wrapped up Act 1 (which was quite fun but felt like one very long quest chain) and was hoping Act 2 would let me more "leisurely" explore the world / characters of the game. Act 1 took me roughly 20-30 hours. Would appreciate any feedback on how long Act 2 and 3 for the OC were for them :)

Basically, two things I really enjoy in RPGs are class or race-specific abilities and equipment, which really help distinguish a character's identity and gameplay while aiding roleplay, and, above all, the ability to resolve situations (from simple matters to actual battles) through dialogue (I seriously have a blast with that). I’ve already checked out some class summaries on the wiki, but getting the community's take on which classes best suit this playstyle would give me a better idea of which direction to take.

i have exclusively played this game in single player in the original and this EE version, but a friend of mine is wanting to get this game so we can both play, but given this game is old im wondering if there are any problems with doing a co-op campaign (wailing death) or if i can just make a game and invite him (both on steam)

second this, are we both able to hire a mercenary? or is it one for the whole party? i know in SP i wasn't able to hire multiple.

So I recently purchased NWN:EE after being persuaded by a TikTok I saw of the game. I honestly had no idea a D&D game like this even existed! I love D&D, so I was pretty excited to sink my teeth into it.
The person I watched was playing on a server called Haze: Saltborne, so naturally that was the first server I tried. I enjoyed it, but as a brand-new player I was pretty disoriented by there not really being NPCs or quests to guide me along. The roleplay was also really heavy, and being new to everything, it almost felt stressful like if I wasn’t constantly interacting or roleplaying, I was doing something wrong or might get kicked. Now don’t get me wrong, I still really enjoyed the server and might end up sticking with it. But I recently logged back on and decided to try another server called Prisoners of the Mist. Pretty quickly, I felt like I had finally found something that scratched that itch for me. There were NPCs when I first started, things to fight, places to explore, and an actual reason to leave town and see what was out there.
I didn’t get too deep into it before hopping on Reddit to read about other players’ experiences with the server, though, and I was surprised by how many negative things I found. Some people had put hundreds of hours into it one person said around 700 and still felt that the server had some pretty serious issues at its core.
A little about me: I’m the type of person who doesn’t like investing a ton of time into something if I know I’m eventually going to leave because of underlying issues. I like finding a home and sticking with it. I’m a huge MMORPG fan, and I’ve never liked constantly jumping between different games. I’d much rather find one that I really enjoy, commit to it, build a character, learn the world, and stay there for the long haul. I’m looking for that same kind of experience with NWN.
So my question to all of you NWN vets out there is:

what server would you recommend for someone like me?

I definitely enjoy RP, but I don’t necessarily want RP to be the main source of entertainment or interaction in the world. I like quests, NPCs, reasons to explore, things to fight, gear to work toward, character progression, and actual PvE content alongside the RP. I’m also not necessarily looking for something super hardcore. Hardcore doesn’t scare me, and I don’t mind some difficulty, but I’d like to be able to get some decent gear, explore the world, and leave town without feeling like I’m going to immediately get my ass handed to me because I don’t already know everything about the server.
Basically, I’m looking for a server that feels like an RPG/MMORPG world that also has RP, rather than a server where RP is the entire game. Somewhere I can explore, quest, fight, progress my character, meet people, RP when it comes naturally, and hopefully settle in for the long haul.
Any suggestions would be beyond appreciated. I’m brand new to NWN, so I’m open to pretty much anything you guys think would fit what I’m looking for. But if Haze is the best then there I shall stay!
Thanks for reading!

I am in a gaming group and our next game is going to be NWN Enhanced Edition. everyone is new to the game for the most part. I am wondering if there are any great campaigns that would work well with 5 players. Ideally, it would be more of a combat/exploration focused setting with just enough story to herd the colony of cats. Me and the friend that suggested the game have settled on the Aielund Saga for now, but I would love to get feedback from more experienced people.

How do I use it in OC?

So, I am a mobile NWN EE player. I have a friend who is playing NWN EE on PC. He has purchased the game from GOG including the premium modules. I encouraged him to play on mobile also.

Earlier, he told me that he bypassed all the premium modules on mobile by moving the files from PC to their respective folders on mobile. He said it's not piracy since he has already bought the premium modules on PC, and his reason is to why does he need to pay again on mobile to play it?

I am 50/50 on how he made his point, but I wonder why the game system doesn't detect if the premium module has been purchased or if it got bypassed.

Hewwo, title

Just finished Crimson Tides of Tethyr and it was a blast, especially as a Fighter / Weapon Master. Loved the story twists.

My only minor complaint is the voice acting - the audio quality sounds like it was recorded on a mobile phone, but the delivery is actually really good. I also ran into quite a few CTDs, though that might be because I'm playing on mobile.

Now on to the final AL chapter, Tyrants of the Moonsea.

I was reading an old Beamdog thread from 2018 asking what makes players stick to a server, and one idea really stood out:

A flawed PW with a good core group may keep people around longer than a beautifully designed world that feels empty.

That got me thinking about the deeper question:
What actually creates attachment to a PW?

Maybe it’s a build you’re excited to keep developing, loot you still want to find, content you weren’t strong enough for before, learning the world until it starts to feel familiar, seeing the same names often enough that they start to mean something, or having bosses, areas, or mysteries still sitting in the back of your mind after you log off.

Playing a game from 2002 in 2026, is there a nostalgic layer to it?

Nostalgia for what these worlds used to be, mixed with the feeling that maybe they have another run in them...

Basically, what turns “I tried this server” into “this is one of my servers now”?

And what breaks that feeling fastest?

I’m curious whether, in 2026, the PW creates the community, or the community is what makes the PW worth returning to, or is it something else entirely?

I recorded a Let's Play with a couple of differences.

Other than the events happening in-game I had never seen happen before, this is a Role-Play playthrough, but with a twist.

Even though it is explained during the prologue, I will repeat it here, the person I am roleplaying as is not actually the character I created, but the soul of the person who got shoved in after finishing the tutorial. The original character is still there, just suppressed for the game. After completing the campaign, I will give MY thoughts about the campaign and game itself.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfWa5fj2aC0c

I just finished my third run of the OC. I didn't really like it the first time. My standard is BG, and I wanted more freedom. It felt like a railroad.

I started several other runs but mostly stopped after the big duel. I finished it once but was mainly experimenting with arcane archer.

I just finished it with a Swashbuckler/Duelist/NW Nine build. And I loved it. Some was the build, which was a lot of fun. But I also learned to appreciate the game on its own terms. Sure it wasn't as open and immersive as other games, but it was an epic tale.

On to MoTB

Hey. My wife and buddy and I are going to start a new campaign tonight. I'm disabled and only have use of my right hand and foot.. so I can play pretty well with my MMO miles and all but any suggestions on what class would be the least complicated as far as how many spells and whatnot I need to use? I started to play a cleric but it's just a lot of spells and it's hard for me to scroll through my quick bars and all that since I can't use a keyboard at all. So yeah, any suggestions on the most straightforward class to play that is still viable would be great. Thank you!

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So what do we have for roleplaying game worlds these days?

Looking for something new. Though I do like some action too when feeling the mood. However, I don't want an action MMO experience. Arbitrary dungeon rules don't really interest me, nor do rules lawyer spreads.

I've been building my own game world on the side (which honestly, is probably the correct answer, but-) I am looking for something to pass the time or keep the creativity focus going.

I want to find head pack for cosmetic purpose. But most of the pack are before EE and all heads are over the neck. I'm playing Neverwinter 1 EE btw.

i cant believe it worked ( i don't remember what caused it)

The dude was a jerk, clearly sinister, and sexually harassed companions. If i had a choice I'd boot him. Maybe you can't kick him out of your uncle's tavern, but there's no reason why I'd bring him to my Keep.

They had him help tracking people a few times, but there's no reason you couldn't find another tracker in all of Neverwinter.

There's no way my character would have trusted him, but they have the plot driven by him betraying you at the big battle. Just felt annoying.

This is mostly for the players who’ve had one PW they know inside and out, but have always thought, “I should really try another server someday.”

I’ve spent most of my NWN life on Stick A Fork In Me, and I’ve always wondered what it would be like to actually get established somewhere else instead of just dropping into a random server alone.

So what if two established PW players basically traded home-server experiences?

You come to Fork, I help you get established, show you around, explain the systems, and run some content with you.

Then I come to your server and you do the same for me.
Basically: you show me your world, I’ll show you mine.

No expectations. Just a fun way to branch out, play together, and maybe discover a second PW worth coming back to.

I’m especially curious about longtime one-server players, but if the idea sounds fun regardless of your server history, I’d love to hear from you.

Anybody interested?

I'm currently Fighter 4/Wizard 1 (I was gonna level Fighter more first, but I really needed the fairy for locks and traps) on the WD campaign

Should I put a couple more levels on Wizard for level 2 spells, or level Fighter more as I intended before getting into Arcane Archer?

Hello there,i bought recently neverwinter nights and i wanted to know wich modules have the best (and completed,not abandoned)stories in your opinion.

I'm aiming to make an Arcane Archer, and I intended to have a frontline fighter and a cleric to heal us. I knew that this game restricted parties to a small size, but didn't know this campaign only allowed ONE more, and instead of those two, I had to recruit a rogue to open the dozen or so locked containers I've encountered and disarm traps. Is this even manageable with only these two?