Hey guys, I wanted to ask your opinion on a realistic initiative score for Unfair gameplay.
The question came up after I tried minmaxing Initiative on inevitable Excess.
This isn't a particularly bad build but not really what I am after, what are your thoughts on how much initiative is really necessary?
Was daydreaming about different builds and I thought up something silly
The proclaimer warpriest can push back enemies.
The blade barrier spell can push out enemies. What happens if I trap one enemy in the middle?
Turns out to be a consistent way to crash my game and computer.
Anyone have a strong computer that they can test this on to see if it bounces forever or how the interaction actually plays out?
Thanks in advance!
Have been brainstorming whilst working about a character that can do all skills. So far without much access to Google i think I have a build that will work and would like to hear your thoughts.
Half-Elf
Rogue: Master of all.
Str 11 +1 level 20
Dex 14
Con 8
Int 18+2 Racial + 4 level 4-16
All 20 levels into this class.
Base 5 skill points per level
+2.5 from Int bonus
Going up to 3.5 at level 20
With the + stat potion transmutation of body mind etc +2 Int.
With the Ancient book from Dance of masks DLC +4 int
Maxing at Int of 30 with + 5 skill points epr level
+1 Fast Learner feat.
So final unbuffed and naked stats
Str 18
Dex 20
Con 14
Int 30
Wis 18
Cha 18
Feats to take include
Martial Weapon expertise
Lunge
Sepll penetration
Greater spell Pen
Metamagic heighten
Metamagic intensify
Metamagic bolster
Kc would be trickster into Swarm making sure to get UMD 3 for the spellbook.
Using deaths consonant but the early game just dex and any finesse weapon that works.
Probably not optimal by any stretch of the imagination.
Especially considering ill probably have to sit at level 19 until after I get the Ancient book from DLC to make use of the stats.
But I feel like it could be a decent bit of fun.
Also having the exp set to skill user only will boost me up a little faster.
Anyone have any glaring problems they can see?
Probably be on Core +
I am planning out a run using 2 weapons and being dexterity focused. The catch is that I would like to use Longswords.
Ill be a standard fighter with a dip into vivisectionist for later grand mutagen shenanigans.
Finishing the build as a Legend fighter 20, instinctual warrior x, vivi 1, and whatever else tickles my pickle.
I am aware of the penalties and the weapon finesse plus fighters finesse that I would require to do this, my question is about early early game.
Str 7
Dex 20
Do you think it makes more sense to dual wield daggers and later go into longswords when I have the feats/ levels
Or to one hand a long sword and use slashing grace for dexterity to damage?
Anyone else have advice on the super early game as a dexterity build?
Thanks!