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In alternative there are dedicated third party software just for 2da editing in the Neverwinter Vault, but to me they seem redundant with what Calc can do (especially since it has so many features and functions to manipulate lots of rows and cells in no time)
Another conflict might be if you are playing a module with a hak that contains a modified version of that baseitesm.2da file.
However modding for NWN2 in general can be a quite complex affair. For example the mod that raised the level cap to 160 in the GOG complete edition took me a year and half to make and even more to update (and it still has some bugs).
NWN2 toolset is truly powerful and you can do lots of amazing things with it, but mastery requires dedication, passion and lots of free time. These days I don't have the free time I used to have 10 years ago, because of work, but you know, that's life.
Natural AC stacks with other AC types (along with Dodge) as long as it's not Natural Enhancement, in that case even natural does not stack. For example Necklace AC with Barksin spell does not stack.