• raccoona_nongrata@beehaw.org
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    1 year ago

    I’ve been playing on druid and Spike Growth has sometimes felt close to overpowered. I’ve used it to make 4 enemies kill themselves simply by trying to walk out of it. I think any class can feel like the best if you do them right.

    • cdipierr@beehaw.org
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      1 year ago

      Especially if you’re playing a class not covered by the default companions. My paladin has been awesome, smashing goblins with a Warhammer, and still able to talk her way through just about anything. Playing a wizard, rogue, or cleric feels like it would make it tough to justify bringing someone along.

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        1 year ago

        I tried a rogue that I built into heavy crossbows and line-holding while also having Ass Orion, there are definitely times I feel that it was redundant/wasteful (such as skill checks) but it pays off during stealth fights.

        Having 2 characters that can move, enter stealth, and sneak attack in the same turn is extremely powerful.

        [SPOILERS BELOW] Beat the cenobite doctor and the toll house lady back to back using this at lvl6, neither bosses got any attacks off on my guys. Idk if this is supposed to be impressive or anything, but In both cases I used both rouges to exploit the bosses AI, although admittedly the toll house fight was clearly designed for stealth.

      • FIash Mob #5678@beehaw.org
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        1 year ago

        My bard and Astarion work as a team to do the robbing. When you perform, crowds gather around you, so it’s very useful for redirecting prying eyes so Astarion can pick pockets.