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Note though.that just because some servers have a lot more players than others do not mean that they are the best ones. You could just fire up the game, choose what type of server you want, sort all the servers on amount of players and then join the one with the most players. Well.this is really your choice ofcourse. Gruush roleplayers guide to Neverwinter Nights Instead I recomend you to read it with an open mind and then to do the type and degree of roleplaying that you want yourself. Personally I think that this document too much describes theese are "rules". If you are interested to play at roleplay servers you could read this document that actually describes a little how to play. I am assuming that most server staffs nowdays have a grown up approach and as long as you don't spam or are being disrespectful to others you should be perfectly alright. However.do not read theese rules with fear. The most important thing is to understand that every server functions differently and you should probably read up on their forum how they would like you to play at their server and what restrictions there are. They differ a little bit but mostly in the way that most roleplay servers like you to stay somewhat In-Character when creating and playing your character. The most popular types are probably the "roleplay" servers and the "action" ones. There are many different types of online servers. Personally I prefer the project Q hak-pak but it is unfortunately not as widely used yet.

Make sure that you need it for that server you want to play on, otherwise you can skip it. Some of the online servers have this as a required download.Īs of writing there is said to be a 2.4 version out. It has been made by the community and provides a lot more information than the official legacy one.ĬEP stands for Community Expansion Pack and is one of the most popular add-ons to the game. This is the current official forum for NWN. The official page for the game has been scuffed under Biowares "legacy" games and provides very little information.

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