Regarding Neverwinter Nights, did you only play the official campaigns or did you also try community created adventures for it?

Maybe King Arthur would be to your liking, then? It's turn-based and full of choices for various characters during choose your own adventure text portions, and then the combat is kind of a mini real time strategy thing where you can wipe out parts of the enemy army with lightning bolts.

(It's also apparently really hard, but I've only played it on easy. That's probably the way to go for a first playthrough.)

Some more ideas:

You could look into Morrowind and/or Oblivion; those games give you *plenty* of customization options. Morrowind is in a rather interesting setting with things like mushroom forests and a town that is reminiscent of real world Venice, while Oblivion is in a more traditional fantasy setting. The games do have good graphics (for their time, at least), and there are modes to push the graphics further. These games are likely out of your budget, but you can wishlist them and wait for them to go on sale (as they have been known to).

Also, what don't you like about Might and Magic?

Legends of Eisenwald - nice graphic, strategy with rpg elements and nice story
Arcanum - steampunk and magic and story and string quartet :)
Divine Divinity and Divinity 2: Developer's cut - first one is sometimes described as Diablo lite with stronger rpg and story elements, second one is (quirky) third-person rpg with colourful graphic

I tried some modules, but now i cant play nwn due to lag on laptop and crash on other pc.

I think you're thinking of Drakensang Online, which has nothing to do with the game I was talking about other than the name. Online is a Diablo like hack'n'slash, a rather mediocre one at that. The game I was talking about is Drakensang: The Dark Eye, and it's a proper epic RPGs in the vein of Neverwinter Nights.

And Path of Exile is a great game, I consider it to be what Diablo 3 should have been.

tinyE, don't ruin my game, bro:P

BeatriceElysia, just saw on my that Lords of Xulima Deluxe is at 7,99 euros
https://www.gog.com/game/lords_of_xulima_deluxe_edition
I haven't played it but it seems my type of game, fantasy party-based, strategic combat, etc., don't know if it has princesses:P

And your height is...? I love tall, skinny women, btw.

It's a phenomenal game, I loved every second of it, the mix of turn based strategy, grand real time battles and choose your own adventures quests is just superb. That said, yes, it is difficult as hell - I played on easy, and for the first 2/3 of the game I barely survived by the skin of my teeth, constantly invaded from all sides.

You're not being creepy at all :D

Ah ok I see. Looks like a very interesting game. The gameplay kinda reminds me of Neverwinter Nights 2.

I have to agree with dtgreene on this one. Oblivion with the unofficial patches and Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul will not disappoint you, though it's a bit above your price range. You can wait for a sale, though knowing Bethesda's policies, it may take a while before we see a serious discount on the newer titles it released here. It's perhaps better not to mention your gender on a gaming forum... unless you're an Apache helicopter.

Zombasite or the other games from Soldak Entertainment are a good choice for you.
They have a huge Character costumization with an lage amount of speels and skilltrees for different playstyles they have also world costumization.
The graphic is similar to nwn but alot better in zombasite .
The games are rpg.
zombasite cost 11.79€ but it is an great choice in my opinion.

https://www.gog.com/game/zombasite

https://www.gog.com/games?devpub=soldak_entertainment&sort=bestselling&page=1