Faraleth

btw since it will be a monk multi, I'll have https://pillarsofeternity.fandom.com/wiki/Instruments_of_Pain ,maybe some melee weapons to use instead of blunderboss after this ?

this one is tricky, I have to make Principi to -3, but they are like the nicest guys (and Aeldys is the only against slavery, which my wild orlan is ) is there any trick for this and still complete Principi?

Always helping and reliable, thank you Are there any items you think would work very good or have some interesting synergy? (for example weapon slot, for Psion its much less important, but for Beguiler it is for focus gen) And as Nalpazca, its Alchemy, what other skill have some bonus? (apart from History cloak)

Long time no see; it was years ago since I last played PoE+Deadfire, but now I'm back. I'm just starting with Pillars 1, so have quite some time for this, but I want to be a caster cipher in Deadfire, thought my best choice would be Transcendent with Beguiler and Nalpazca (or in case you think its much better can switch them for Ascendant and/or Helwalker). Since its mostly a CC build, I thought MIG/CON/RES could be lower, and focus more on INT/PER and some DEX, am I right here? Race will be wild orlan. Note: I read that Troubadour is propably better, maybe even Troubadour + Psion combo, but I played more than enough Chanter already, and want something else now.

meh, tried all (melee) options, but not felt the connection, left all somewhere between 6-12 thinking about either of these: swashbuckler (sabre devoted/streetfighter) harbringer (trickster/skald) first one is more tanky, second is cc. both would be either human or wood elf, fast, blade dual wielder. Sintee did a very nice video for swashy, but I cannot find such a detailed guide for harbringer.

yes, it is. my last char was a troubadour/debonaire with dual pistols, and this weapon is awesome with its modal. tried all pistols, and for me this+Scordeo were the top together

Looking for some interesting idea for these builds, synergies with each other and weapons/gear, any tips? Skald+Barbarian (dunno about subclass yet, either pure or berserker) Skald+Shattered Pillar (10 wounds mod) Shattered Pillar+Barbarian And its gonna be a dwarf of course.

https://pillarsofeternity.fandom.com/wiki/Ninagauth's_Shadowflame_(Deadfire) this is my favourite spell since Poe1, solo carried me at Llengrath once my team died. I even installed a mod that lets me learn grimoire unique spells once I equipped the grimoire at least once in a playthrough

Kalakoth+Wall of Many Colors are both insane spells, then theres Wilwing Wind+Meteor Shower+Minoletta Missile Salvo. and worth mentioning Petrification for low <25% health perma petrify.

454 hours, more than 10 full playthrough with all DLCs, and I totally missed this info

because I finished a troubadour yesterday

Grimoire is my go to choice for wizard always, but why Empower? I think I'm missing something here that I never realized. is there an item that recovers lost spell slots after empower?

all of those spells are great and I normally use these on wizards. how would you solve the Brilliant buff for this?

troubadour was not mentioned by me at all.

I wanted to avoid opening a totally new topic for this, cause my question is somewhat similar. thing is, I like the MCs, and not so much the SCs, but here's one thing I'm stuck with: wizard. once I had an Evoker SC, but was boring after quite some times, Evoker bonus seems nice, but the procs was quite rare, and most of the times when it procced I just slaughtered my melee dps. also losing transmutation as a whole hurts. then I found someone's build for Illusionist, modified Fassina in my previous run, and tbh there are way too many Illusion spells that can do great damage, and tbh the only thing I missed on this character was Wall of Draining - which is not an issue in a group. so the problem: I would really like to do an Illusionist+Psion, but the most used spells were Kalakoth Rake, Wilthing Wind, Meteor Shower, Missile Salvo, and even used Arcane Cleanse and Petrification several times- these are all lost for MC. so if I go with this MC, I still "need" another pure wizard. and if I play wizard, I need another cipher too for Ancestor's Memory. so while RP wise this build sounds interesting, gameplay wise its terrible, cause I need to bring 1-1 of the same classes with me all the time, a tank, and voila, thats 1 spot for a pure dps and support together. I have other ideas as well (Thundercat by NotSoCleverHound) or a Fury+Evoker glasscannon. I only know I wanna play caster dps/cc, but meh, its not easy.

the end. time for the next char ^^

in this case I would create a Devoted fighter+either pure barb or Berserker barb. (berserker is higher risk, higher reward, and it needs you to use the Devil of Caroc breastplate for the intellect affliction resistance)

trou+debo gunsinger sounds the best! so he will be like this:

how would you build these 3 Debonaire-Trickster-SF? which stats for each to focus on? any "must have" gear?

I wanna play the classic scoundrel-minstrel Bard, one subclass is Troubadour, and the other one depends. I tought of using dual blunderbusses and going for Streetfighter, but what else would work?

I did this, Barbarian+Devoted with Amra, IA+Deadfire background

I dont feel safe without 2 honestly. and also too much caster means too much micromanagement. at least melees can be 90% automatized

with Unity Console, you can add and remove weapon profs

I normally do main quest of Neketaka->Hasongo asap, then Ashen Maw a few years later, then just focus on all sidequest, exploration, and DLC. finish last quest at the very end

I vote for Amra