Well.....the second way is also cheating (even though you are taking advantage of the game's resources). Yes I mean the end of BGII, the area code for Nine Hells is AR2900 and you do the MoveToArea cheat through the console command. CLUAConsole:MoveToArea("ar2900") or something like that.......to warp to the final level, Sarevok's level is the Northwest door/entrance/stairs/(whatever you want to call it....), this MIGHT be too much of a spoiler and I am pretty sure it will spoil your game......why not create a new character and start over again if you have time? It is possible to get 90+ rolls and just allocate the points appropriately. I have nothing against hacking, since it is your game, you determine what is the ideal "fun" level for yourself. After I finished the game couple of times, I started to do the point 1 above (initially just to see if there are different endings for different characters/classes), but once I found the end-game attributes can be carried over, I started to "modify/tune" my characters so they have better magic resistance, elemental resistance, saving throws...etc. CThe flaw of this is very time consuming but I did create several some what "immortals" and had a blast soloing or play as a small party. Later on I got into ShadowKeepers because I want to learn more about item creation and global variables.
If this is your first game, I would highly recommend you to start over and do a re-roll. And do neither of the above, due to the high probability of ruining a great game. This is just my two cents on the thought.
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