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#21 salomonkane

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Posted 26 February 2011 - 06:47 AM

Mod Idea 11 ) Expanded Sound Set/ Expanded Ambiant Sound
Why ?
Because, it is unfair that the NPC have more sounds (74) than dedicated to CHARAC. (38) ... (In TOB) ...
Features :
More sounds slots, or custom sound are available in Infinity Engine for PC's /NPC's SoundSet or in Sound Design Environment .

Annexes,
For The Fun :

101 Witty Paladin Sayings :

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Here are 101 Bard Songs :

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source :
http://www.shsforums...about-soundset/
http://www.shsforums...1-pc-soundsets/
http://web.archive.o...bchr/Other.html

Edited by salomonkane, 26 February 2011 - 03:13 PM.

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#22 salomonkane

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Posted 26 February 2011 - 06:56 AM

Mod Idea 12 ) Expanded Team
Why ?
Because, Many people ask this, and me too ...
Features :
One or More NPC are available in the Team ...

source :
http://www.shsforums...party-capacity/

Edited by salomonkane, 26 February 2011 - 11:06 AM.

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#23 salomonkane

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Posted 26 February 2011 - 07:06 AM

Mod Idea 13 ) Optionnal Feature: Race/Faction
Why ?
Because, it improves the Background .
Features :
Optionals features are available at the creation of the game (Race, Faction etc.)...

source :

Subrace mini-mod for Baldur's Gate 2 v1.0 by FinnJo
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HUMANS:
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HUMAN: Just a basic human with no particular advantages or disadvantages.

AASIMAR: Aasimar carry the blood of a celestial being, the begotten offspring from the union
of a mortal and a deity. Aasimar are usually good aligned and fight against evil in the
world. They typically have fair skin, golden eyes, and often a birthmark in the shape of the
deity’s holy symbol. Aasimar are blessed with insight and personal magnetism and are
typically paladins.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 to Wisdom, + 1 Charisma, Infravision, Sunfire 1/day, and +25% to Acid,
Cold, and Electrical Resistances.
- DISADVANTAGES: -10% experience modifier.

TIEFLING: The infernal counterpart to aasimar, tieflings are humans with a hint of the
diabolical in their bloodline. Though their appearance is mostly human, they often have
telltale signs that belie their ancestry. Tieflings usually have dusky skin and dark or
reddish hair. Though many sport small horns, cat eyes, or other bizarre features, most
tieflings try to hide their abnormalities from humans.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 to Intelligence, +10 Stealth, +1 to Dexterity, 25% to Cold, Fire, and
Electrical Resistances, can cast Blindness 1/Day and Infravision.
- DISADVANTAGES: -1 to Charisma, and -10% experience modifier.

GENASI: Genasi are descended from elemental-related creatures, such as efreet, dao, djinn,
jann, and marids, among others. Most of them have had no direct contact with their elemental
forebears, but the signs of their heritage are apparent. Genasi take great pride in their
distinctive features and abilities.
- ADVANTAGES: Infravision.
- DISADVANTAGES: -10% experience modifier.

Different genasi also have their own racial advantages and disadvantages:
- AIR GENASI: +1 to Dexterity and Intelligence, -1 to Wisdom and Charisma, Breathless
(immunity to spells like stinking cloud), and Free Action 1/day.
- EARTH GENASI: +1 to Strength and Constitution, -1 to Wisdom and Charisma, and Non
Detection 1/day.
- FIRE GENASI: +1 to Intelligence, -1 to Charisma, and Burning Hands 1/day.
- WATER GENASI: +1 to Constitution, -1 to Charisma, and Ice Storm 1/day.

DWARVES:
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SHIELD DWARF: Shield Dwarves are short stocky humanoids with ruddy cheeks, dark eyes,
and dark hair. Though there are exceptions, they tend to be a dour and taciturn people.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 THAC0 vs. orcs, goblins, and bugbears and +4 to AC vs. giants.
- DISADVANTAGES: None.

GOLD DWARF: In a time when the dwarven race is in sad decline, the gold dwarves of the
Realms received a divine gift from Moradin, the Soul Forger. The father of the dwarven
gods granted the Thunder Blessing upon his people, resulting in a slow growth of the
gold dwarf population. Though its effects may not be felt for decades, gold dwarves are
already starting to re-establish themselves in the Realms as shrewd traders and proud, if
somewhat haughty, warriors.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 to Charisma, +1 to THAC0 vs. Elves, Mind-Flayers and Spiders, +4 to AC vs.
giants.
- DISADVANTAGES: -1 to Dexterity

DUERGAR: Duergar of the Forgotten Realms live even deeper underground than their shield
dwarf and gold dwarf cousins. The duergar share little in common with other dwarves and
practice slavery in their monstrous subterranean cities. Often motivated by greed and a
thirst for power, gray dwarves are known throughout the Realms as devious, efficient
warriors. Duergar almost always have gray hair and skin.
- ADVANTAGES: +4 to AC vs. giants, can cast Invisibility 1/Day, Immunity to Paralysis, +20 to Stealth.
- DISADVANTAGES: -1 to Charisma, -20% experience modifier, -2 to THAC0 and saving
throws when outside during the day.

ARCTIC DWARF: Arctic dwarves, who call themselves the Inugaakalikurit, are the isolated
inhabitants of Faerun's northernmost reaches. Native to mountains at the heart of the Great
Glacier and other northernly regions, arctic dwarves are little known to the outside world.
Arctic dwarves are squat and hardy, whith blocky bodies, pinched faces, and stubby legs.
Their hair is white and skin almost bluish white, but because of their fondness for basking
under the bright sun, many of them are sunburned red from head to toe, a condition that
causes them no discomfort or other ill effects.
- ADVANTAGES: +2 to Strength, 100% cold resistance, +1 THAC0 vs. orcs, goblins, and
bugbears, and +4 to AC vs. giants.
- DISADVANTAGES: -1 to Dexterity and -20% experience modifier.

ELVES:
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MOON ELF: Moon elves tend to be shorter and slimmer than humans with delicate features.
Moon elves are generally looked upon as being frivolous and aloof.
- ADVANTAGES: None
- DISADVANTAGES: None

DROW: Drow, also known as dark elves, are the subterranean cousins of high elves.
Their black skin and pale hair are a curse for their allegiance with the spider goddess,
Lolth. Drow societies are usually ruled by cruel clerics of Lolth and their noble houses.
Dark elves are known for their arrogance, cruelty, and penchant for civil war.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 to Intelligence, +1 to Charisma, Magic Resistance of 50% and +2% every
level thereafter to a maximum of 80%, +2 to all Spell Saves and Faerie Fire 3/Day.
- DISADVANTAGES: -20% experience modifier, and -1 to THAC0 and saving throws when outside
during the day.

WILD ELF: The very rare wild elves are rarely seen by others, because they live in the heart
of thick forests and they have incredible skill at keeping hidden. Also called green elves,
their skin tends to be a dark brown, and their hair ranges from black to light brown,
lightening to silvery white with age.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 to Constitution
- DISADVANTAGES: -1 to Intelligence

SUN ELF: Of all the elven races, sun elves are the most arrogant and haughty and they
distance themselves from nonelf races and often won't let such "lesser beings" into their
lands. The majority of Faerûn's sun elves live on Evermeet and are famed for their command
of both arcane and divine magic. Sun elves have bronze skin and hair of golden blond,
copper, or black.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 to Intelligence
- DISADVANTAGES: -1 to Dexterity

SYLVAN ELF: Sylvan elves, or wood elves as they also are known, descended from the same
stock as other elves. However, they prefer to live a more primitive lifestyle, more in touch
with their roots in the primeval forests they have made their homes. Wood elves tend to have
darker complexion than their cousins and yellow to coppery-red hair.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 to Strength
- DISADVANTAGES: -1 to Intelligence and Charisma

GNOMES:
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ROCK GNOME: Kin to dwarves, rock gnomes are noticeably smaller than their distant cousins.
(Gnomes, as they proudly maintain, are also less rotund than dwarves.) Most have dark tan
or brown skin, white hair, and rather large noses.
- ADVANTAGES: + 1 to hit vs. kobolds, goblins and hobgoblins, +4 AC Bonus when attacked by
giant sized creatures (ogres, giants).
- DISADVANTAGES: None

SVIRFNEBLIN: Also known as deep gnomes, the deep gnomes of the Realms are a secretive,
mysterious race. Found in the deepest caverns of the Underdark, the svirfneblin live in
constant fear of slavery or destruction at the hands of dark elves, mind flayers, and
duergar. Deep gnomes are legendary for their ability to handle stone and gems. They have
gray skin and white hair.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 to Dexterity, +1 to Wisdom, +20 to Stealth, Magic
Resistance of 50% and +2% every level thereafter to a maximum of 80%, + 1 to hit vs.
kobolds, goblins and hobgoblins, +4 bonus to AC, Mirror Image 1/day, Invisibility 1/day,
Blur 1/day and Nondetection.
- DISADVANTAGES: -2 to Charisma, -1 to Constitution and -30% experience modifier.

HALFLINGS:
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LIGHTFOOT HALFLINGS: Lightfoot Halflings are short, generally plump people, much like small
humans. Their faces are round and broad, and often quite florid. Their hair is typically
curly, and the tops of their feet are covered with coarse hair.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 to all saving throws.
- DISADVANTAGES: None

STRONGHEART HALFLINGS: While the lightfoot halflings value the experience of travel and the
sight of new lands and peoples, the stronghearts are a more organized, orderly, and
industrious race. They build to last, and fiercely defend their homelands against threats
that their lightfoot kin would simply flee.
- ADVANTAGES: +1 to axe profiency.
- DISADVANTAGES: None

GHOSTWISE HALFLINGS: Ghostwise halflings are the feral, reclusive cousins of lightfoot and
strongheart halflings. They are found most often in the southern forests of the Realms
living in small communities. Ghostwise halflings are rarely seen in large cities, but
occasionally set out to explore the world for reasons known only to themselves. Visitors to
ghostwise settlements often report that the halflings have a kinship so tight with their
fellows that they can communicate without speaking.
- ADVANTAGES: Set Snares 3/Day.
- DISADVANTAGES: None

HALF-ELVES:
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All half-elves have the same advantages and disadvantages, regardless of their heritage.
There are five subraces of half-elves: Moon, Drow, Wild, Sun and Sylvan half-elves.

- ADVANTAGES: None
- DISADVANTAGES: None

HALF-ORCS:
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- ADVANTAGES: None
- DISADVANTAGES: None

**NOTE: The racial modifiers listed here are the ones after BGII's normal racial modifiers**

http://forums.chosen...x.php?topic=7.0

Adapted by Huxaltec

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http://weiducommando...n-developpement

Welverin's Subrace Mod

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http://members.fortu...y.com/welverin/
http://forums.chosen...x.php?topic=7.0

Edited by salomonkane, 27 February 2011 - 05:52 AM.

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#24 salomonkane

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Posted 26 February 2011 - 07:17 AM

Mod Idea 14 ) Custom Humanoid CRE
Why ?
Because, In connection with Above :whistling:

It would be very cool to add/take customs items and specially : Clothing & Armors to our prefered Creatures : Monsters (Ogre, Ogremage ...) Encounters (Elminsters, Drizzt ...), Communs (Thief, Mage ...), and give a Folkloric Look (Calimshan, Amn, ...) for the differents races (Elf, Dwarf, Drow, Gith ...), from different Planes (Torment etc ...) .
Features :
All humanoid creatures are customizable, and recruited, as the original characters (PC / NPC) from the the creation of the game or from the CLUA.

source :

Baldur's Gate & Tales of the Sword Coast
Creature List

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Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn
Monster Encyclopaedia

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Edited by salomonkane, 26 February 2011 - 03:06 PM.

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#25 salomonkane

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Posted 26 February 2011 - 07:47 AM

Mod Idea 15 ) Throwing Weapon Switch
Why ?
Because,the possibility of changing the combination of weapons very quickly could be very great (like in Icewind Dale II) for the Game-Play ...
Feature :
A Switch in the GUI or an Ability, give a possibility to fight at a distance /close combat ( may be with a penalty on the number of turns used ...) .

source :
Sasha al'Therin Offhand Weapon Swap - BETA 1

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http://sasha-altheri...dweaponswap.htm

Edited by salomonkane, 26 February 2011 - 03:17 PM.

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#26 salomonkane

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Posted 26 February 2011 - 10:42 AM

Mod Idea 16 ) Alignement Compass
Why ?
Because I miss it, I would see as in PST or Fallout (Troika), the evolution of my alignment according to my actions ...
(BTW, it would be nice to have custom sounds dedicated to CHARAC., to expressing its moral condition as and as his adventure) .
Feature :
A Custom Compass appears in PC Screen (like in PST) .

source :
Virtue by SimDing0

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Edited by salomonkane, 26 February 2011 - 03:28 PM.

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#27 salomonkane

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Posted 26 February 2011 - 11:00 AM

Mod Idea 17) Localized Damage
Why ?
Because I always loved this tactical concept in fallout .
Feature :
- A new Skill (Localized Damage Improvements) Increased the Damage Bonus Multiplier, % of Critical Hits ... ,
- Head and Torso etc. injuries,
- Gore animation ...

Edited by salomonkane, 26 February 2011 - 11:01 AM.

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#28 salomonkane

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Posted 08 March 2011 - 02:13 AM

Mod Idea 18) Elminster Hat
Why ?
Because it's a "must to have" for all fashion victims from realms ...
Feature :
-News Equipment : Hats are available , in a store ( for every taste, for every budget ) ; in a quest ( for people looking for some artefact ) ...

source :

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http://www.shsforums...20
http://www.shsforums...87
http://weiducommando...phiques-bams-co
http://www.co8.org/forum/index.php

Edited by salomonkane, 08 March 2011 - 02:15 AM.

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