Just curious if there was any progress on this?

I realize this is an old thread, but I couldn't help wanting to share my 2 cents and it didn't seem like it was something worth creating an entirely new topic about.  Just when it comes to the discussion of what is better a Sorcerer or Wizard.

People will point out how that while sorcerers can cast more spells per day, the wizards are more versatile because they can learn a lot more spells.  I agree with that, but the thing is I just never saw that as an advantage..at least not in NWN(at least, the original campaign and official expansions).  The reason being that if you know what you are doing you don't need a great amount of versatility here.  A wizard can learn a good number of offensive spells overall, while at the same time taking a few key non-offensive spells like stoneskin, premonition, a spell mantle, and then a spell or two that allows for dispelling magic. 

You can blast your way through most enemies without having to really get versatile, very few enemies are resistant to more then 1-2 of the elemental damages in the game and even the ones that are resistant to more then 1-2 are still susceptible to straight up magical damage.  Especially once you get access to level 9 spells and get Time Stop.  If you combine that with Isaac's Greater Missile Storm you will be nigh unstoppable, you can stop time and you usually have enough time before it ends to cast about 3 spells.  The greater missile storm can generate a maximum of 20 missiles, which means as soon as the time stop ends 60 magic missiles will suddenly appear and slam into all the enemies around.  This is especially devastating if used on a single enemy.

I want to try this class in a game, but I'm reading the manual and it has the following description when it comes to spell casting:

"To cast a spell, the Favoured Soul must have a Charisma score of 10 + the spell level. The DC of a Favoured Soul's spell is 10 + Spell Level + Wisdom Modifier. A Favoured Soul's caster level is equal to his class level. He has access to any spell from the Cleric spell list, and casts spells as a Sorcerer does. "

First it says you need to have a charisma score in order to determine the highest level of spells you can cast.  But then it says the DC for spells utilizes your Wisdom modifier.  Which one increases the amount of spells you can cast per day?

I want to thank everyone who gave advice about this, after I extracted the feat file from the prc2das.hak file and changed the hostile settings the power works fine now.  I did the same things for the eradicate invisibility power and that also works now.

I deleted the feat.2da file I had in the override folder, but I made a backup copy just in case I need it again.

Ah so are you saying I need to change the hostile feat setting to 0 in the feat.2da file?

EDIT: Nvm that can't be it as there is no "ultrablast" listed in the feat.2da file..which is weird since psionic powers show up under the feats page.

Yeah I did that just to be sure, so would I need to create a new character for the changes to take effect?  Or maybe use the PRC updater on the module again?

Ah I see..how exactly would I do that tho?  I have zero experience working with the NWN toolset..so is that what I use?  I just open up the 2da file and put the hostile setting for the power to 0?

Ok I found a "spell.2da" file and opened it up with notepad.  I see where you can edit the hostile settings..but I don't see the psionic power on the list.  Is there a separate file with the psion powers?

I found a prcpsionics.hak file..but when I open it wit notepad it's all jumbled..do I need to open it with a diff program?