Depends on the Path. I got Mythic 10 immediately after getting to Chapter 5 as a Demon, siding with Nocticula and asking her for more power. Seems she grants either 1 or 2 full Mythic Power levels that way. Means I'll be running around with Mythic 10 for the entirety of Chapter 5.
Weird how I'm playing a control winter witch that just freezes and enchants everything on the screen in her first turn, to the point where even Demon Lords and their strongest henchmen can't save against it anymore. DC 51 Will saves with disadvantage, with the option to lower the will saves with other abilities too that cannot be resisted.
Not into witch cosplaying, but good tip.
The witch doesn't actually do anything for Enchantment based schools, it just increases DC for Icy Prison. But lategame I can throw a Hold Monster, Mass into an entire pack of enemies, follow it up with a polar midnight and just afk until everything is dead. Either from the cold damage, or the Dex Drain. Particularly useful against all these fucking annoying crystal shards that perma-stun you. They all have Dex 1, so a single point of Dex Drain will instantly kill them. Also works great against most bosses, a Greater Quicken Rod+Aspect of Coloxus will allow you to cast Polar Ray 3 times a turn, leading to a decent amount of Dex Drain every turn. Most bosses don't survive longer than 3-4 turns before they drop dead, and that's just 1 character.
Too bad it's not very JOKER-like. AS much as I don't like capeshit the Joker has its moments and red pills maybe? I mean I'm planning to play it sooner or later BUT this is what I gathered from beta.Nothing. Love the game's OST.What's disgusting about Trickster musical theme Hóngwèibīng?
I just don't see the appeal of Tricksters from a roleplaying perspective.
It's a PC GAME, SAVE RELOAD.
I'll pay for DLC where you play as Kobolds and you need to fend off those adventurers. Thye can even make it really narrative-heavy so that you would get accustomed to kobolds. And then bam it's Vietnam bitch!
You talk to them in the inn and tell them you don't want them. Friendly NPCs are fully under the effects of friendly fire. Or you can let them die in combat and never resurrect them I guess.
The witch doesn't actually do anything for Enchantment based schools, it just increases DC for Icy Prison. But lategame I can throw a Hold Monster, Mass into an entire pack of enemies, follow it up with a polar midnight and just afk until everything is dead. Either from the cold damage, or the Dex Drain. Particularly useful against all these fucking annoying crystal shards that perma-stun you. They all have Dex 1, so a single point of Dex Drain will instantly kill them. Also works great against most bosses, a Greater Quicken Rod+Aspect of Coloxus will allow you to cast Polar Ray 3 times a turn, leading to a decent amount of Dex Drain every turn. Most bosses don't survive longer than 3-4 turns before they drop dead, and that's just 1 character.
It doesn't matter which one you pick. The three cards do the same thing.
Most of the higher end enemies aren't immune to everything though, just to "most" things. But they all have a few weaknesses that you can exploit, and Expanded Arsenal makes dipping into other spell schools super easy. Undead/Serpentine bloodline allow you to charm/compel enemies that have natural immunities against it, too. It's not an end-all-be all solution, ofc, but it works against most enemies. Also, as I said, 51 is just without buffs or demonic rage. 7th level Enchantment spells are DC 56 for me right now.
Not found anything much to boost dc by chap 5 .. maybe Meredoth got more lucky ?Most of the higher end enemies aren't immune to everything though, just to "most" things. But they all have a few weaknesses that you can exploit, and Expanded Arsenal makes dipping into other spell schools super easy. Undead/Serpentine bloodline allow you to charm/compel enemies that have natural immunities against it, too. It's not an end-all-be all solution, ofc, but it works against most enemies. Also, as I said, 51 is just without buffs or demonic rage. 7th level Enchantment spells are DC 56 for me right now.
Spell resist is a non issue, and keep in mind that persistent metamagic or Socothbenoth Aspect allow you to cast every spell with advantage.
It's not the toughest enemy, but one of the many people are complaining about here. Keep in mind that I'm only level 18, and am still using Chapter 3 items, like the Battle Mage Quarterstaff. I'm sure there's better end-game items that will let me further boost DC.
I think in a videogame, a lot of the spells struggle as they are save or suck/save or die kind of spells. In the tabletop environment where there is no reloads that is totally fine, as you risk wasting your turn on a useless ability. PC games are much more min-max~y and with reloading always being an option, you risk that these spells completely remove any challenge from every single fight. Making enemies immune to most of them is the only sensible choice to not rob the game of its difficulty the moment an enchanter/transmutation/illusion wizard joins the fray.
