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Of course, I chose to leave her behind a lot, so she had little chance to build her stats. I've read of other players successfully building her python into a formidable opponent. In Planescape Torment, it's the choices you make as python a player that shape how game unfolds, not the game shaping how you play. Ignus, a mad mage literally consumed by a fire fetish, can toss a mean fireball, but he was too unstable and unlikable for my python tastes. There's funny, cool, geeky Nordom, a rogue computer/robot you find at the end of a grueling quest. He's a delight to talk to, and his stats will rise just by interaction with other party members. He is the only one who can use ranged weapons, so if you feel especially in need of a talking, crossbow-wielding box on legs, make it a priority to find and use Nordom.
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