Good single player PC Rpgs?

[XCorvis]

I just started KotOR a few days ago. Damn fine game.

 

[Griffith Dragonlake]

With the Co8 mods, it's actually quite good. And it's the best way to learn D&D3 tactics, bar none, especially with Co8 having squashed quite a lot of the bugs (they even have someone who knows how to edit the dll again).

The Co8 mods are must-have. Out of the box the game is too buggy to play. Having said that I must say that I enjoyed ToEE much more than Planescape.

 

[Welverin]

Now I am really starting to want Tormnet... but I have a thing for wanting only unused games, and Planescape: Torment is only available new for like $50 (including some game called Soulbringer). :\

Froogle man!

 

[silvermane]

One of the later Might & Magic games let you start play owning a castle.

The "building your own castle" theme appeared in MM4 and (much earlier in the game) MM7. In MM5 you would similarly unlock certain portions of Castle Kalindra, but it was not your own.

One of the last games let you run the villains (i.e. your character party had Liches, Vampires, Dragons, Trolls, etc.). The Dragons were, errrr, a bit powerful.

That was MM8 (didn't get to play it as I got bored halfway through MM7 and the behemoths under Nighon - trying to kill them with arrows a few HP at a time, they had like 2000).