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This high-fantasy action adventure utilizes 3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons rules, providing new character classes and races to choose from. Enhancements such as auto-balancing game-play and an upgraded Infinity Engine will allow for more dynamic battles than ever before. Icewind Dale II will appeal to both action-RPG fans and players new to the genre. And while there is no shortage of RPG greatness, in fact the RPG fan will be seeing quite a large array of quality titles within the next few months, Icewind Dale II is set to impress on all levels.

Features:

  • Create your own band of adventurers with new 3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons feats, skills and Character Classes:
    • The Barbarian-A fierce nomadic warrior of the north.
    • The Monk-A master of unarmed combat.
    • The Sorcerer-A natural spell caster, tainted with the blood of dragons.
  • Auto-balancing game-play balances the conflict to match your skill level.
  • Real-time combat with the ability to pause at any moment to refine your strategy.
  • Jump right into the game with a pre-made party or tailor each character to your liking.
  • New playable races such as the sinister Dark Elf, and the skull-smashing Half-Orc add to an extensive selection of character options.
  • Take up a battle axe in each hand and cleave through your foes using the ultimate Two-Weapon fighting style.
  • Cast over 300 powerful spells, clash with fierce new monsters, and collect hundreds of new items on your journey.
  • Improved multiplayer support for up to 6 players for the ultimate gaming experience.

Icewind Dale II isn't an extremely power hungry game, so you should be safe with atleast a 500Mhz processor, 128MB of RAM and a direct X compatible soundcard and videocard. For multiplayer, broadband is not essential but a nice luxury if available.

Icewind Dale II is set to be released in quarter 3 2002, which isn't to far away, so you will be casting spells and kicking ass with dual battle axe action in no time.

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