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By Wael does this break mods? Please say there's not another unity update.

Thanks! I figured if I edit a paladin's dispositions, create the character and then remove the mod it seems to be working just fine, at least in the intro area. Do you think there might be issues later on? Disposition bonuses/maluses seem to be working well with their intended behaviour. Simply editing DispositionsAreCompatible in the assembly dll does the trick, disposition seems to be working just fine, remains to be seen if it breaks anything. Time for a playthrough!

If I enable it by flipping the HideInCharacterCreation bool, is the subclass fully functional in game? Will I be missing character interactions in dialogue or anything? Bonus question so I won't have to start a new thread, is it possible to enable multiclassing paladins/priests with opposing dispositions ? (short of changing their established ones, which does work). I haven't found anything relevant so I assume it's a hardcoded restriction, but it's worth a shot.

I'll probably get skellies or ghost as a first skill, it's not efficient as you say but it fits the theme of the character. I might go ghost and add a modded higher level version of it as I also want to do a pure necromancer playthrough at some point (wizard/chanter) and skellies would make much more sense then or just replace the summoned model for the Ogres (whatever model the CRE_Dummy uses would look sweet :P)

Oh and something else I forgot to ask, what's the consensus over Skellies vs Ghost summon for game 2?

Yeah I suspected as much, just thought I'd ask because maybe there's a reason to take both that I wasn't seeing (ie, resistances or something) but guess not. Thanks!

Hello folks, I'm in the process of planning a Herald playthrough, my goal is to make a sort of Death Knight build, a melee debuffer with summons, however, I noticed that there's some overlap with two of the skills I was planning to take, [Reny Daret's Ghost Spake, "I'll Catch You, Ben Fidel"] and [At the Sound of His Voice, the Killers Froze Stiff] and their upgrades (they both cause Frightened). I've not played Deadfire yet, only PoE and I've not played a chanter there so I'm not sure. Do they really overlap or is it just my outsider view?

Forgot to ask, any changes to stats for such a build ? I don't think I'm gonna need higher dex given deleterious, right ?

This is the look I'm aiming for. I have figured out how to "transmogrify" appearances of items to other items through modding gamefiles, so I don't have to "cheat" to look good I'm in the process of figuring out how to also retexture Woedica's hood to match the armor much more closely, as well. I spend more time setting up the characters than actually playing the game T.T

Yeah, I should've made myself more clear when I posted: I'm not looking to directly copy this build, as in, its tankiness or the poison immunity, but rather, make it a more "damage" oriented but still melee Corrosion/Poison/Disease wizard. The reason is, well, RP. I was going for a Death Knight-ish feel to it, or a melee Necromancer if you will. (yeah, I know Bleak Walkers, buuuut that's for a different thread, plus I've finished the game as a BW once already).

This is a really old post, but since Boeroer is really active on the forums, I thought I'd post. I'm a Pale Elf wizard and will retrain to this, as it looks super fun. A few questions: Does the corrode talent work with the corrosive enchants on weapons? See where I'm getting at? Bittercut, maybe? Or, since I'll try it with a 2h instead, the corrosive lash enchant? Do you think it's gonna work with 2h or maybe Dual Wield? Any adjustments (the obvious aside) you'd recommend? Though, I'll admit, I'm not super into combat in this game (or any real time RPG of the genre) so I'm only playing on Hard, where that much optimization is not really needed. I just want my char to feel uber strong compared to the other party members

Well, I'm actually counting the dialogue requirements. I could have missed one or two, but at the very beginning of act 3 this is what I have seen for Resolve (metagame spoilers): So I'd say 14 is pretty good, but 16 would get most of it. Notice that you can raise it with items (and food/potions?). Ah, the character I've made has 16 so I'm good then! I was worried because it wasn't 18. Thanks! (Also a fellow Bleak Walker )

Well, I'm not planning to go completely without them, GM and Aloth I like and will definitely grab! Now that I think of it, it could also add to replayability, not taking all of them. Thanks a lot for the answers!

One more thing that just dawned to me, any unique items I might miss?

This is my main issue with Durance. I know his story is quite valuable i terms of exposition, however, the spending time with the group requirement is putting me off, as I had plans for a custom priest of my own creation. Otherwise I could just pull off a bioware and keep him in the Stronghold and just do his quests here and there.