I have played a Rigger character and know Drones are super sweet but I've found that with my playstyle, I like the Shaman over the Rigger due to the healing ability of the Bear Totem and the various points where you can summon spirits to help you even out of combat to get pass locked places. I found out that you can do one or the other but not both. I went into this build thinking you could use one drone and summon one spirit. Will - 5/ Spellcasting - 5 (I used Mage Armor which increased both of these to 6 and too look cool too)Ĭha - 5 (Bear Totem)(Etiquettes: Security, Corporate)/ Summoning - 5/ Spirit Control - 5 Int - 5/ Biotech - 5/ Decking - 5/ Esp - 1 (I shouldn't have put one into this as I didn't really want to deck but use the text options with Decking)/ Drone Control - 4/ Drone Combat - 4 Qui - 5/ Range - 5/ Shotgun - 5/ Dodge - 4 I've played through Dead Man's Switch using a "Jack of all Trades" build. Unarmed, summoning, and melee are not recommended. Rigging is more expensive in terms of KP but worthwhile. Ranged combat (choose ONE weapon) and spellcasting are the sensible choices. What you would NORMALLY do is start out buying out 4 body, 4 cha, 1 dodge, and the rest fully focused on one of the combat methods above. However, such characters are extremely rare and unnatural. arcane heal spell, 2 stun spells, fireball 2, haste 4, and for the last slot, spell resistance 2, naturally as I said you only bother with chi once everything else is maxed For such a character I would recommend ranged combat, an eagle totem (does not take up a spell slot). The only time you should ever bother with chi casting is when you have already maxed out everything else, and only so that you can get magic resistance. In UGCs decking is something a rigger does on the side so it only costs 1 skill (don't bother with ESP control). You should never get decking in the main campaign. +2 individual KP to buy level 1 of chi casting which is absolutely a must for unarmed. To add unarmed you need 3 skills: Strength + Close combat + unarmed To add melee you need 3 skills: Strength + Close Combat + Melee weapons However, a rigger without drone control is potentially better than a shaman while with drone control he is massively overwhelmingly better To add rigging you need to buy 3 skills: Int + Rigging + Drone control. until the point where others stop spending on quickness at which point you have to spend extra, but its totally worth it for that extra dodge. To add ranged combat to it you need to buy up 2 skills: Ranged combat + Specific Weapon skill. 5KP for that dip you were gonna make anyways. To add spellcasting to it you ALSO need to buy up 2 skills: Willpowers + Spellcasting. 6kp (eventually, much later) because you were gonna get a totem anyways To add summoning to the above you need to buy up 2 different skills: Shamanism + Spirit control. With 0 in spirit control it means 100% chance for a spirit to break free. And later on spend a mere 6KP to get shamanism 3 for a totem (bear or eagle). for char creation I would go with 4 points in body, 4 in cha, 1 in dodge, and the rest in your choice of offensive ability.Īt some point (after getting haste!) you want to dip 5KP into spellcasting (willpower 2 + spellcasting 2) for arcane healing spell. Naturally you won't get all of it at character creation. Putting 6 levels in each of the above is a good idea. No matter how you fight your baseline character should have some points in the following abilities:Ĭharisma - 4 recommended, gives you some social options.Ĭonjuration - 6 points for haste 4, requires cha to be raised to 6 as well. You are arguing that summoning is cheap to acquire because you already have charsima from when you bought conjuring. I see, you phrased it in a confusing manner earlier on, but now that you clarify I understand.
That's why I said they're "easy to incorporate into the same build". Jimmyhoffa1024 eredeti hozzászólása:Both summoning and conjuring are based off charisma, investment in another useful skill requires a heavy investment in another attribute, while summoning and conjuring don't suffer from that problem.
0 kommentar(er)
