Other than that, useful talents are: Executioner, All Skilled Up, Bigger and Better, and Comeback Kid. Once Telekinesis is about level 3, battles will become very easy, and higher Telekinesis makes them even easier.įor talents, your Persuasion character should definitely have Pet Pal. After those abilities, everyone should focus on Telekinesis. Using these skills to move around the battlefield is much better than just walking.įor civil abilities, your main character should focus on Persuasion, you should have an undead focus on Thievery (so you dont need lockpicks), and a throwaway character should focus on Loremaster, with fourth character focusing on Telekinesis right away.

Everyone should also put a couple points into Constitution so that they hopefully can survive a hit or two.įor combat abilities, you will want 2 points in Aerothurge, Huntsman, and Warfare for the movement abilities Nether Swap, Teleportation, Tactical Retreat, and Phoenix Dive. For comparison, at the end of the game, my attacks were doing in the high hundreds of damage and used 2AP each.įirst of all it is important to have your characters set up properly, as you will want your main character to have high persuasion (to hopefully avoid a lot of fights), as well as having a character with loremaster, and another with thievery (preferably an undead).įor attributes, everyone should focus on Wits for high initiative, then a secondary stat, I suggest Strength on your main character so you can carry more things, also, having a bow user who focuses on Finesse can be nice when you have to destroy objects. It only costs 1AP to use telekinesis and when the container is heavy enough it can do ~5000 damage. This is when you take an unbreakable container and fill it with lots of heavy items and use telekinesis to drop that container on enemies. I found this game's honour mode to be less fair than the first one, so I had to resort to using Barrelmancy.

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