And that merging is only Lich ability or do different Mythics get ability to merge with different classes?
I know people are thinking about builds for their main characters but I'm curious if there are rough ones made for the companions yet? Who is most indicated to be the Trap Disarmer and Perception guy so far?
Sounds good for NE Demon Druid :DFYI, at least according to 4chan anons, demon has an equivalent to Favourable Magic
and with this
+ aspect of brimorak that gives damage per die you get a pretty strong caster
There are some defensive aspects too. A skald build with you giving rage and demon rage to a melee party (really good in this game with crusaders edge and some skald items) seems pretty strong and thematic for demon path.
"Now let's say, for the sake of argument, you rolled a fighter and you gave him optimal stats at the start. Y'know, max strength, high CON etc. Sounds pretty good right? Well, what the regressive left would have us believe is that such a build is complete fine and viable. FUN even! However, facts do NOT care about your fun: It has been proven scientifically, that without an optimal build you cannot POSSIBLY play through any cRPG and have any semblance of fun. Has the left never heard of this little thing called opportunity cost? Do these people have no notion of efficiency at ALL? This sort of ideology will raise a generation of children and young males, who think that playing on anything below the hardest difficulty is a perfectly acceptable thing to do. These morons are destroying western civilization. This post-modern neo-marxist line of thinking NEEDS to stop."
Delterius Desiderius Any idea how caster level would work for an Ecclesitheurge with a merged spellbook? For curiosities sake, how about a hypothetical Feyspeaker Druid/Fey Bloodline Sorcerer, gone Ecclesitheurge with a merged Trickster mythic path spellbook. How would the caster level for arcane/divine work with that?
You know this is not mandatory, right?However, I knew that at some point he had to leave us forever, so in general it was good learning experience.
Delterius Desiderius Any idea how caster level would work for an Ecclesitheurge with a merged spellbook? For curiosities sake, how about a hypothetical Feyspeaker Druid/Fey Bloodline Sorcerer, gone Ecclesitheurge with a merged Trickster mythic path spellbook. How would the caster level for arcane/divine work with that?
You mean Mystic Theurge. Don’t really need what MT brings to the table in Wrath since you get more rests and you’re already getting more spells than you know what to do with from the Merged Spellbook.
It's actually a challenge for me: play a character who can plausibly spare Tristian. Haven't done it yet.You know this is not mandatory, right?
So you always play Evil characters?It's actually a challenge for me: play a character who can plausibly spare Tristian. Haven't done it yet.You know this is not mandatory, right?
It's actually a challenge for me: play a character who can plausibly spare Tristian. Haven't done it yet.You know this is not mandatory, right?
Delterius Desiderius Any idea how caster level would work for an Ecclesitheurge with a merged spellbook? For curiosities sake, how about a hypothetical Feyspeaker Druid/Fey Bloodline Sorcerer, gone Ecclesitheurge with a merged Trickster mythic path spellbook. How would the caster level for arcane/divine work with that?
You mean Mystic Theurge. Don’t really need what MT brings to the table in Wrath since you get more rests and you’re already getting more spells than you know what to do with from the Merged Spellbook.
Yes, I did mean mystic theurge. I think I realized the answer to my own question though. Mythic spellbook merging goes to a base class, not prestige. So if you merged spellbooks on a mystic theurge, one spellcasting class (arcane or divine) would be "caught up" to your character level, while the other would function as a bonus. It would be cool if you could apply it to the mystic theurge directly though. Everything else in WotR seems broken enough already. It wouldn't be out of place.
The memes would have worked if you really did need "best" (whatever that is in the world of bajilion classes and kits) party and minmaxing to beat Unfair, but reality is you can roll any "fun" build and still win. The only requirement is that you pilot your party competently.
Of all the avatars in all the world you choose Pagan’s. That’s really remarkably bad taste.
You are correct; but I cannot come up with the justification how a Neutral character can spare him, either.So you always play Evil characters?It's actually a challenge for me: play a character who can plausibly spare Tristian. Haven't done it yet.You know this is not mandatory, right?
You are correct; but I cannot come up with the justification how a Neutral character can spare him, either.
Well, may be I need to play a CN and make decisions by flipping a coin. A good idea!
LN: You will serve your penance by helping us defeat the evil you unwillingly served.You are correct; but I cannot come up with the justification how a Neutral character can spare him, either.So you always play Evil characters?It's actually a challenge for me: play a character who can plausibly spare Tristian. Haven't done it yet.You know this is not mandatory, right?
Well, may be I need to play a CN and make decisions by flipping a coin. A good idea!