dirkdigglr Posted January 2, 2019 Posted January 2, 2019 Im having a hard time deciding on the optimal stats for a blood mage. Normally a wizard would want high might and low con but high might on the blood mage is higher self damage and low con is less health for blood sacrifices. Just trying to figure out how to maximize my damage without killing myself from blood sacrifice. I'm thinking something like: 12 might 10 con 18 dex 18 per 16 int 4 res
Marigoldran Posted January 2, 2019 Posted January 2, 2019 (edited) Depends on which spells you're planning to spam. The difference between blood mage and normal mage is as blood mage you're spamming the same 3-4 spells over and over again. Edited January 2, 2019 by Marigoldran
dirkdigglr Posted January 3, 2019 Author Posted January 3, 2019 I haven't thought about it too much. In looking at spells like chill fog and corrosive siphon. Any spells in particular work well with spammy blood mage? Is it worth using the self buffs like fleet feet and infuse with vital essence?
Marigoldran Posted January 3, 2019 Posted January 3, 2019 (edited) Pull of Eora, Chill fog, Llengath's Safeguard (for survivability) and fireballs or Tentacles if you're backline. Pull of Eora the enemies into a clump. Dump a chill fog onto them. And then drop fireballs on them. Use tentacles if your allies are in the way. Give your tank Revku's scorched cloak (fire damage heals him). Consider carrying Magran's Favor and Sun and Moon for +4 PL to fire spells. With firethrower glvoes, that's +6 PL to your fireballs and meteor storms. Max Int for longer Pull of Eora duration. Keep might at 10. If you're willing to multiclass, consider a monk for Iron and Turning Wheel, which provide +10 int or +10 con respectively, both of which are useful for a bloodmage. You won't be able to spam meteor storm, but delayed fireballs are still pretty good and you're tankier and have more health, too. The other option is to go all martial (multiclass and use the various wizard spells to buff yourself- Llengath's Safeguard, Citzal's various powers. Again, a monk would work best as Iron Wheel provides +10 Con and +3 armor in combination with Llengath's which provides another +5 armor for a whopping total of +8 armor. Spend your wounds on tenacious blows, Dichotomous Soul, and Raised Torment, providing summons and +5 Might and +2 Pen. You'll need a herald nearby to heal you, though. Edited January 3, 2019 by Marigoldran
dirkdigglr Posted January 3, 2019 Author Posted January 3, 2019 Thanks for the detailed reply. This helps a lot.
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