A little tip that I only found out halfway through my first game: - some items you find are magic items without the game telling you that they are magic. Often these have prefixes like “magnificent” or “splendid”. If you identify these, they’ll turn out +1, +2, etc. A way to make sure you don’t miss this is by ritual casting “detect magic”. This will highlight any item in your inventory that can be identified.
Well, shit, I actually sold an magnificent and splendid armors last night. no wonder they sold for way more gold even tho the stats was exactly the same as the regular leather armor i had. Thanks for the tip. I did not know this.
I’m liking Solasta. It’s true that it doesn’t have the budget, production value, or ‘freedom’ of BG3 early access, or even of DOS2:DE…but it is a complete game that does a great job overall of mirroring 5e. Latest patch and expansion are pretty sweet too.
You missed probably the most important tip of all: that tomes of str/dex/con restock once in 24 hours, so given the money you can get to 30 at those attributes
@@Norbingel you only need a 2H fighter maxed out to both tank (with leather armor+2 or empress chain shirt to get dex bonus to AC) and destroy things (with follow up strike perk & crafted axe of sharpness)
literally everyone on the entire internet does sellsword background with wizard....my wizard is a spy.....poisoner's kit proficiency uses intelligence and she's very stealthy....rarely ever gets attacked because she's so good at saying hidden and far away
Hmmm, I'll have to watch this later. Some of the characters and dialog are a little dull and flat, but the UI is sort of clean and there are some things going for it. I also find that racial conditions on spells are not tooltiped and you either memorize/consult the manual or fail and "oh well." A lot of D&D PC gaming is about knowing in advance what enemies you're going to face, as many spells range from crucial to useless... But it seems worthwhile overall, and you must have a knack if you 100% these things on the regular.