If I recall correctly unfair increases the DC of skill checks by 4 but doesn't display it on the tooltip, so without rolling at least 14 there you won't succeed.Ok this is some bugged fuckery or else xD Maybe the bugged game show wrong values in description, because unfair increase skill checks, and the description was made universal? I dont even understand wtf is going on with this game sometimes.
How the hell this is allowed 2 years after release? Anyone bugtested this, or bugtesters were actually lazy students who prostrated themselves because they were allowed to play the game for free? xD
I have a fair amount of solo unfair experience (finished the game 3 times this way) and I would agree on the subject of the early game requiring heart of ira on kineticist. There are quite a few people that hype it up because it does a lot of damage down the line but without cheesing everything you will never get to down the line anyhow. As a result of that I don't consider kineticist to be that great of a class, because its performance is not consistent. Playing for example a sorcerer you can solo the entire game without any major issues including the early game, so I see that as a much better build.
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Yeah victor is a friend of mine, pretty good guy and he definitely knows how to play, but there is still a lot of reloading there. He cheeses the game very liberally though, which is something to keep in mind if you want to avoid cheese. Sylvan Sorcerer was what I went with, with a build that looks like this:There's a guy who somehow do this without heart of ira. Pure autism and reloading galore. Even playing underrail on domination i havent seen so much reloading and messing around the map to get XP. Or maybe im just talking like that because im quite experience in UR[nowhere near as parablus though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq7cVTYu1A0
Sharpedge whats your sorcerer build for unfair solo?
Yeah, it does. I prefer the dog myself, because it has a trip and it has a better chance of landing it than a leopard, but there are advantages and disadvantages to all 3. The leopard and the smilodon both get pounce, which is great. The smilodon has a lot of attacks, but its actual chance to land them is a bit lower than the dog and it doesn't have a trip. The leopard has the worst damage out of all 3 of them, but it has really high AC and pounce. My entire early game setup is set up to minimize RNG. Most enemies don't have shield and so magic missiles is guaranteed damage which will usually auto kill most enemies. When you get level 2 spells I usually grab burning arc and spell specialize it. Even if enemies make the save so it only does half damage it will still kill them.
But it's totally balanced and not overpowered because... *checks notes* ...it gets in the way sometimes
Dread Necromancer is a base class in 3.5. Has a mix of cleric and sorcerer spells. Biggest advantage over sorcerer is that it knows all of its spells without needing to pick. Disadvantage is that they are mainly necromancy and conjuration (summon) spells. Still, a very playable class.
Just use mods lol
