FelixSH
(He/Him)
Thanks. Made a Paladin, Undead Hunter because "immunity to one of the most annoying status effects" sounds pretty great.
I had to roll my eyes, when, while rolling the character, I got my first 18/xx strength. I'm sure there is a super good reason, why it can't be 19, but it seems really bizarre.
I guess, I can just ditch the characters that I got in the starter dungeon? Or are Minsk and Janeira like super interesting? I mean, no idea how the characters in this game are, but it seems like they are good, from what I read? And I assume that new ones will be more interesting, than ones from the first game. Not sure if I should spoiler this, but it seems sensible, considering the thread.
I'm going to keep Imoen, whenever I get her back, because she seems to have something interesting going on.
Or, how do I recognize interesting characters for my party? I hope, they tend to be more immediately interesting, than the other dude I found in the starter dungeon. Or do I just have to keep people around, and just see if their banter is fun enough, to keep them around? I mean, not just mechanically, at least as I understand, having them in the party can lead to interesting quests, or something?
I had to roll my eyes, when, while rolling the character, I got my first 18/xx strength. I'm sure there is a super good reason, why it can't be 19, but it seems really bizarre.
I guess, I can just ditch the characters that I got in the starter dungeon? Or are Minsk and Janeira like super interesting? I mean, no idea how the characters in this game are, but it seems like they are good, from what I read? And I assume that new ones will be more interesting, than ones from the first game. Not sure if I should spoiler this, but it seems sensible, considering the thread.
I'm going to keep Imoen, whenever I get her back, because she seems to have something interesting going on.
Or, how do I recognize interesting characters for my party? I hope, they tend to be more immediately interesting, than the other dude I found in the starter dungeon. Or do I just have to keep people around, and just see if their banter is fun enough, to keep them around? I mean, not just mechanically, at least as I understand, having them in the party can lead to interesting quests, or something?