Joseph Stalin
Totally not Auraculum
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- Jul 16, 2020
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OK, I need a serious breakdown from people who've played WotR - are there any significant differences between that game and how Call of the Wild implemented the Shaman class?
Anything can work (and work well), so it really comes down to what you want to play. An Alchemist (Vivisectionist), a Druid, a Fighter, a Magus, a Paladin, a Ranger, a Rogue, a Slayer, or, hell, even a Kineticist or a Bard. Clerics, Sorcerer, and Inquisitor could also work, because they come with an animal companion that's a good melee character on its own.Ok I'm new to this. I've played about with the game a few times for a few hours each session but now want to get in to it properly. I've been reading up a lot on party composition and have decided my main will be a tanky damage dealer. I'll be using Valerie, Amiri (respecced a bit) as main tank so want this guy to be able to off-tank but also put out some good damage up on the front line. I'll be using Amiri too so don't want a Barb. What classes do you think I should be looking at?
Don't do that. Go Str based.
Or rather "hybrid". Dip 1 monk if you want to be the untouchable master tank.
Ugh. Well, I guess I'll pick something else for my Vivi. How annoying.Twin Crystals has Agile on it, though...
Now that I think about it, it's true that Twin-Bladed Sword can't be finessed. So why the fuck does it have that enchantment on it?
Obv for Sensei DEX build. Joking. I think.
You can’t be serious. A lvl of Vivi is actively awful. Why do people do this?
The banal thing is how enlarge effects work with STR, but it’s not that hard to just say no there and enjoy the easier pathing.