Cmon people! Speak up and tell the world about your awesome NWN character or the one your working on.

I'm playing a Druid/Shifter but have a Fighter/Blackguard as well.

Multiplayer or Single Player!

If its single Player; I gotta say a monk rules hands down ;P.

Both! Monks are cool though

I haven't fired up the game in a few weeks, but at last count I had close to 50 characters on my favorite server, and I've probably played at least that many through the game and various modules.

If I were to make a new character now though, I'd undoubtedly fall back on my favorite: Bard with 4 levels of Fighter by level 20.

*edit* Fighter/Rogue/CoT is also a damned good combo, but for me nothing tops the Bard.

Gosh... I've made hundreds both for me and for friends, I rather enjoy the art of character building as you might guess *grin*

I guess my canon character is my 'me' character of which there's two versions, one legal and one not. (the illegal one was made by doing an online 'what DnD character are you' quiz and I used the results to set my ability scores, which cost more than the legal 30 points.) Class wise they are sorcerer/monks (which is a fairly useless combination in terms of power and synergy), but a lot of fun and able to stay alive quite easily. 35 sorc lvls mean she is a pretty dangerous opponent too.

Have fun :)

Same for me

Neutral good ranger/barbarian/weaponmaster and a lawful evil wizard/archmage (I play with a standalone archmage mod) are my two favorites.

There are so many... building and experimenting is half the fun.

Having said that, I often fall down to making a sort of well meaning scoundrel/mercenary/adventurer type. Steal from the rich, give to the poor and stuff. Prefering to talk his way out of the mess, but capable enough fighter when fighting is unavoidable. Rogue/Fighter with usually less rogue and more fighter. Sometimes ending up a weapon master or a shadowdancer, depending on this and that.

The other would be a crusader on a quest to rid the world of all evil Lawful Good Paladin or Cleric. The kind who'd, when seeing someone steal food for his family, would execute the offender on spot. Or would execute the aforementioned scoundrel as well.

It's more about roleplaying than tactics for me.

Oh and I cheat on the stats as much as it takes to get the kind of character I want. Sometimes more and sometimes less.