There are also some campaign-related mods you might possibly consider, but I'll get into those in the relevant section. Spell Fixes and Improvements: "This package provides various spell, bard songs, and invocation fixes for NWN2, MotB and SoZ." Incompatible with Kaedrin's PrC Pack or any other mod with its own Dialogue.tlk. Be advised that it might have compatibility issues with various campaigns, at least it seems somewhat common for module authors to state whether or not it's compatible. I've never used it myself since I’m absolutely against using party AI and can't be bothered for the latter, but it’s often suggested. Companion and Monster AIby Tony_K: Supposed to improve both ally and enemy AI. Portraits for Companions NWN2: A relatively new upload, if you intend to play the OC and don’t care for the portraits packaged in Tchos’, this is a nice alternative. You're unlikely to need it as, for all its minor bugs, NWN2's official content doesn't feature game-breaking issues, but can't hurt having it on hand if you play some more finicky user-made content or you just want a new haircut. GFF Editor: BioWare's original NWN1 editing utility still works for NWN2's saves. Probably not suited for those new to the game, and even some experienced players might deem it as overdoing it.
Kaedrin’s PrC Pack: Adds a ton of new character progression material (base classes, prestige classes, spells etc.) from the extended 3.5E material. Personally, I'd sooner suggest you just reboot your PC every four or five days if you're actively playing NWN2. And it does that, but in my case it's introduced another, worse bug, that causes more severe game stuttering when the AI has challenging pathfinding to deal with. The main argument for the NWN2 Client Extension is that it resolves a platform clock bug which causes animations to stutter the longer you go between power cycles. NWN2 Client Extension: Tread carefully here.
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