NWN Neverwinter Nights (NWN & NWN2) Modules Thread

[Apostle Hand]

Nwn would be much better if you could take more classes

 

[Lacrymas]

Nwn would be much better if you could take more classes

Well, now you can!

 

[King Crispy]

Gargaune, any chance you could compile a list of all EE-exclusive or EE-enhanced modules? Thank you!

Edit: And, if you're feeling particularly helpful, it would be awesome to have them sorted by recommended starting level, and "chronologically" (intended playing order, if applicable) as well!

 

[Lacrymas]

I think the Vault already has such lists.

 

[King Crispy]

I think the Vault already has such lists.

I've been looking on it, I don't see any easy way to pick them out. I also looked in the NWN Vault forums.

Am I missing something?

Edit: Even on the Vault's NWN:EE main page there's no listing of EE-specific modules.

 

[rogueknight333]

It is possible to set the search functions on the Vault to look for EE modules only, like this.

There are also various lists of modules some of which include information like recommended starting levels but unfortunately these are mostly very out of date and probably will not include the newer EE modules, among other omissions.

 

[Gargaune]

Gargaune, any chance you could compile a list of all EE-exclusive or EE-enhanced modules? Thank you!

Edit: And, if you're feeling particularly helpful, it would be awesome to have them sorted by recommended starting level, and "chronologically" (intended playing order, if applicable) as well!

RK beat me to it, you can filter the Vault's search for Modules in the NWN EE category at the top. I'm not really in a position to categorise 'em, the two series I mentioned are just the highlights I recalled off the top of my head - the Alazander series consisting of SoS (1-8), CToT (8-14) and TotM (15-22), and the pair of Almraiven (1-3) and Shadewood (3-7). TotM can also work as a sequel to DoD (8-14), as you know. And we're expecting the Doom of Icewind Dale soon, which will presumably carry on with your OC PC from level 20, if that counts.

 

[Shuruga]

rogueknight333 and Gargaune covered it but I thought I'd just add that when I was scouring the vault for modules, the search function RK mentioned with "sort by votes" was a standard method for me to try to sort the wheat from the chaff.

 

[Estarixq]

Go with the EE, it's currently 2.39 euro on GOG, so it's not that much of a risk. Most module builders have moved to the EE and the modules made with the EE will be more compatible with it. It also features some nice QoL improvements like having an interface to automatically download and install widely-liked and acclaimed modules/campaigns like the Aielund Saga.

Agreed with Lacrymas, EE's the way to go now even if you're only interested in singleplayer, you've got a bunch of very worthwhile QoL improvements, including some more advanced party controls, a bunch of new graphical options, and UI scaling. You've also got some EE-exclusive revisions for community modules (Siege of Shadowdale and Crimson Tides of Tethyr, Almraiven and Shadewood), plus access to Tyrants of the Moonsea and the EE update of Darkness over Daggerford as paid expansions, check the review links in my sig.

Thanks for the replies guys, I'll go with the EE while it's still on sale!

 

[luj1]

Nwn would be much better if you could take more classes

you can multiclass up to 8 classes now I think

 

[Gargaune]

"With the death of the guardian white dragon, the world within the snow globe has disappeared. You must exit through the portal."

*click*

Rogue henchman unlocks the door.


FFS