u/BlackRebel93

We play on 5.5e (2024 rules).

Started with an idea of a support CC based character with Eloquence Bard - Divine Soul Sorcerer multiclass.

Currently, on character level 5, I got a 2 Sorc/3 Bard planing to go -> 3/3 -> 3/4 -> 4/4 -> 4/16.

I based the level prio on getting both subcasses asap then War Caster on Bard's 4 and ASI:CHA to 20 on Sorc's 4.

As Sorc's Meta Magic options I got Heightened Spell to combine/juggle it with Bard's Unsettling Words, and Twinned Spell to "upcast" command, bless, hold person, invis, and fly later on.

So far I pick Bard spells as the Utility/RP ones (Comprehend Languages, Feather Fall, Healing Word, Silvery Barbs, Invisibility, Suggestion) while Sorc gets the offensive spells to utilise Innate Sorcery (Witch Bolt and offensive cantrips, while also Shield & Absorb Elements as it is the only way to have those two).

Main plan is to get all the mandatory Cleric and second level Sorc spells on the next level with Divine Soul - Bless, Command, Sanctuary, Hold Person, Misty Step.

Am I cooking something or I am shooting my feet with how much I delay each class development? My Bardic Inspiration die will be 1d8 on character level 9 💀

Season 6 ends with Andy being portrayed as the only whistleblower after the IT guy (what was his name again? sport?) reveals that he saw the video of Andy when the printer caught fire.

Jo was obsessed with finding the snitch, but once Andy is exposed, nothing really comes of it.

Did they just drop that whole storyline and move on in Season 7? It feels like it never got a proper resolution.

I found out out about the game like a couple of days ago and I feel I was living under a rock, considering how many Pokemon games I am playing. Probably Pokemon did Poma dirty on the marketing... anyway!

I am experienced gacha games player, I am experienced Pokemon games player - yet this game feels like an anxiety attack. It is so overwhelming for new players with so many directional arrows pointing on things you have no idea what they are, so many different game modes, so many "items". All these from the get-go.

However I still feel I want to give the game a chance and invest my time to it. I've searched for new player guides on discord but everything I find feels way beyond my understanding.