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Miss/graze/hit/crit was a great step forward. Can't understand why people wouldn't like it.

Please elaborate...

By the way: I never bothered to check if there are weapons that have a particular big damage difference between min/max. I imagine that for example fists with Novice's Suffering are not that good with Confident Aim or Comtessa's Gage (min damage is only 5 and the variance is only 3 points). But are there some weapons (maybe unique or soulbound) where the difference/variance is especially high?

Yes - nicely explained. When I said "works like Confident Aim" I only meant that it adds something to your min damage. The way it gets calculates is different of course. I actually didn't know how Confident Aim and Comtessa's Gage work together (like - what comes first and so on) - now I do.

It works with Blast. So if you hit 5 enemies with Blast the chance to dominate is ~41%.

Yes, her natural speed is pretty slow so -2 roots her in place.

I have not seen the high level spells nor do I know which impact the earlier gain of higher level abilities will have in the early/mid/late game. Therefore I can't say if a single class nuker is better or worse than a multiclass one. I can only say that Fury/Evoker was fun to play in the Beta (with MaxQuest's casting speed mod).

I'd go for a Citzal's Spirit Lance Wizard, then a priest of Skaen with Firebrand (Belt of the Royal Deadfire Cannoneer + Forgemaster Gloves) and a Priest of Berath with Tidefall. All of them would use Veteran's Recovery I guess.

Slow? You mean running here and there for resting bonuses? If you have meta knowledge you know exactly where high mechanics is needed and you can rest accordingly. You don't need mechanics 15 all the time. There's also a rite scroll that can help from time to time with mechanics.

That's not really a scroll.

It is bugged and gets slower and slower with every upgrade...

They were underpowered before a certain patch that made class/tusks/etc. and armor scale with level. Same patch also raised animal companion's damage and DR.

It's a parole for a gem trader in Ondra's Gift. He's located north-east of the Salty Mast in a back alley and he's only there at night. Besides that I have no idea what it means. It sounds like "I am an elf" in Low German though.

In a solo run it's quite common to do split-pulling, kiting and so on.

Sagani is also great with Persistence. Its wounding enchantment can be used to trigger Predator's Sense 100% of times. It's also the ranged weapon with the highest single target dps.

All those except the Sabre of the Seas come pretty late...

Inspiring Radiance stacks with itself, so I'd do two priests and a wizard.

Scon Mica's Roar doesn't reduce enemies' defenses by -30. Disorienting no longer stacks, so it's just -5. The best scroll user in terms of accuracy is a fighter (30 starting + 20 from Disciplined Barrage) or a rogue in terms of damage (Deathblows + Deep Wounds). Paladins are good against one single target with Sworn Enemy.

Yes, overseeing influences chant radius, but also the size of invocations (usually cone shaped, so the length of the cone will get influenced). The racial ability of Wood Elves named Distant Advantage is fixed. Watch out: using multiple accounts is against the forum rules and can get you a warning strike. I personally don't mind, just saying.

If you don't use a ranger then I'd give him Stormcaller, use Wengrith & Sure Handed Ila, light armor and spam Killers as often as possible.

You have to get Gloves of Manipulation and use resting bonuses when solo. That way you can get +5 to mechanics which is enough for nearly all traps and chests (with lockpicks). So putting 10 into mechanics is more than enough. You'll also want at least 4 in survival and you also need some points of lore for the most important scrolls for boss fights (Moonwell and so on).

My suggestions: - Bleak Walker with Tidefall or Firebrand - Barbarian with Tidefall - Chanter with Soft Winds of Death/Endless Host as phrases and all those invocations that cicrle around fear, death and decay, wielding Tidefall - Priest of Skaen with Firebrand

I like it that there's both among them: religious fanatics/zealots (Steel Garrote, Fellows oSWM) and mundane ones (Goldpact, Darcozzi and so on). That way everybody could play their favorite types of paladin (in theory). I just don't understand why OBS didn't take the chance and introduced more paladin orders (and also more priests) as playable subclasses with Deadfire. I hope they do it with expansions.

Ah - Muscle Wizard! Finally I can play the game as myself again...

Right, maybe not. But it also can get you Weapon & Shield Style as well as other nice defensive passives. Those don't come automatically of course. I can't remember: what's the difference in starting values in Deadfire nowadays for wizard and fighter?