How do you get +3 from spell focus, there is only spell focus and greater spell focus, there is no other feats for non elemental spells?!
Iirc there is a mythic spell focus feat that makes all your normal spell focus count. So if you have mythic spec (illusion) then spell focus (conjuration) gives +1 DC to conjuration and illusion spells. It also works for greater spell focus afaik, so every feat can be turned into +1 DC.
Does not explain above numbers. YOu are talking about mythic feat that copies your one school bonuses into another school. I took that for Nenio to turn its illusion feats for evocation as well. Now both school spells have same DC.
How hard would she fall on Hard and Unfair? I like to clear rooms with Nenio on Hard, but preferably on Unfair, too.
Game mechanics are not balanced for Hard or Unfair, save or die spells surely are not. Even Core is kind of crazy with enemy stats, but at least they let you actually feel useful even without needing to cheese hard.
What are you interested in multiclassing as? Iirc wizards get 9th circle on level 16 (or 17?), so that's not really enough levels to recover martially from all that low BaB. But if you want to grab a level of bard or two, I don't see why not.
Please stop
I considered writing a review for a while, but it'd be a fucking behemoth of a project, and even after finishing most of the game twice I don't really feel like I am learned enough to do it justice.
I thought about getting 1 or 2 levels of crossblooded sorcerer which with Mythic should give +4 DC to the enchantment school, which in turn, if people above are to be believed, could have increased the DC of Nenio Illusion spells by the same value due to expanded arsenal. So that her Phantasmal Killer and Weird could be efficient at least on Hard.
I'd say the most "in your face" sjw the game gets is a lesbian couple that are part of the cohort of advisors who follow you through the game. If you find the kitsune annoying, just boot that companion from your party.
Caring about romance options so deeply that not having one that caters to you would make you skip a game with this solid gameplay is the true face of the decline. Certainly catering to that is one of the major reasons bioware went from "entertaining schlock" to "I don't even".
It's there and it's annoying, but it's largely front-loaded into Chapter 1. Once the Scott Characters get shuffled to the sidelines and the story starts being more about Your Character is where it begins to improve.
From my experience for it to work you need to move a certain distance with your mount before hitting enemy, it is not enough to just charge.Brothers, how does Spirited Charge work? Or, does it work? I haven't played with mounted combat until now outside of giving Daeran a wolf to help with him being a lazy bastard, but now I'm trying a mounted build for Seelah. Thing is, I only saw it trigger once and I have no idea how. If I charge from outside of combat, it doesn't work, since Charge seems wonky, the horse attacks first, then Seelah waits to roll initiative then attacks and is no longer considered charging (still gets the AB bonus from charging, but no double damage). But if I charge while already in combat, it still doesn't trigger, from what I figure because of the way the rounds go, with Seelah generally getting her round after the horse. I'm trying to micromanage it so that she would get her attack before the mount, but not having much luck and, if that's the case, then it's a damn pain in the ass to get it right.
