I played this game a long time ago and can't remember very much of it other than those dang black potions were always calling for me Some games the traps are hardly noticeable and it's worthless to put any points into disable traps. One thing I don't remember is if stealing and disable traps are worth the price of having very little magic? On the flip side with the archer will expert level in disable traps be enough to get by? I was thinking that as well for the master in the elemental magic and GM in bows. Having the ability to make black potions makes up for any weakness, I would believe. On paper they are the jack of all trades when it comes to magic, but they have one ability that I would really like to have and that's GM in alchemy. Last on the list is swapping out either the cleric or sorcerer for a druid. The whole unarmed combat thing doesn't appeal to me at all. People have said that monks are a good alternative, but I've never played a monk in any game except for Bard's Tale. In their place I will have body magic and GM in mace and shield.Īlso I'm thinking about swapping thief with either an archer or ranger. I'm leaning towards swapping out the knight with a paladin, but that means that I won't be able to GM spear, sword and plate armor.

I've read a few faqs about the character classes and skills, but still would like to know what you guys think. However that will mean only one of my characters will have body magic which, if I remember correctly, is a pain in the behind. I'm tempted to just play a stereotypical party consisting of a knight, thief, cleric and sorcerer. The hardest part of M&M for me is choosing which character classes to play. Surprisingly I got it working without using dosbox with a few patches from this site.

With GoG releasing M&M 7 and 8 I thought it might be a good time to dust off M&M 7 and see if I could get it running on Windows7.

Might and magic 7 classes