Sentience

My lone rogue is a human with the following two traits: Elite Warrior and Strong Will. The reason why I asked for the level cap is that I want my character to be able to 'master' all special physical special skills by the time she reaches level 50+. At 5 skill points per level gained, this comes to roughly 250 skill points to distribute (there could be quests or events in game that might award extra skill pts -- I don't know).

Thank you all for your input. I don't mind using potions. I just don't like casting spells. To Bret: I completed the tutorial section with only three party members ( I deleted the fourth character) on normal difficulty. The three were soldier, rogue, and a priest. I would like to get rid of the soldier and the priest so I can solo as a rogue. Not just any rogue but a highly skilled assassin. I'm thinking of ... Artemis Entreri, with the heart of a 'do-gooder'. This also means that I won't be using two-handed sword nor pole-arm weapons. Since you did warn me that not all side quests can be completed without magic, what I will do is use the editor to assign minimal spellcasting abilities to deal with magic barriers and magical locks.

1. Is there a cap on character level? If so, what is that limit? 2. Normally how many hours does it take to finish the game (including almost all of the side quests)? Thank you in advance.

I would very much like to be able to complete all side quests in the game. If magic is really that critical, I guess I can use the editor to give my character just enough magic to get by to complete the objectives. Rather than managing a party of four mediocre characters, I prefer to play as a single super rogue. But before I invest any considerable time in the game this way (only to find out halfway through the game that I am unable to proceed further due to lack of magic), I wanted to make sure that solo character (nonmagic) is feasible.

Hello. I am curious if this game can be completed successfully without using any magic at all. I purchased this game just recently and I finished the tutorial section last night (everything leading up to meeting with Cienna). I do not like magic and I prefer to solve problems without spellcasters whenever possible. Will this game allow me to do just that? For instance, is there a certain point in game where plot critical item is protected by a special lock that can only be opened by magic?