There's a talent that can increase damage done while sneaking.Īnother technique is to use the Wizard's Teleport/Feather Fall spell: Have your Rogue wait a turn to save up AP, then teleport them to behind the enemy, and suddenly they have a full tank and an unprotected back. If you attack in sneak mode, there's a chance to avoid getting detected even when attacking enemies. get into position behind an enemy and attack, taking you into combat. The Talent to let you move at full speed while sneaking can help as well. If you don't think you can sneak past, that's when invisibility really comes in handy. Send your Rogue around to sneak, and at the edge of the enemy vision cone. When combat starts, enemies freeze in place - time stops for that group, while characters not in combat can move in real time, so one great tactic is to first separate the rogue from the rest of the group, then use the main group to trigger the encounter.
The key advantage Daggers have is that they cost only two AP, so what you want to do is use as much of that AP as possible sinking backstabs, and as little as possible moving around.
The good news is that you don't have to be invisible or sneaking to backstab, you just have to be behind your target. The freeform class system has a lot of wonderful potential, but when a dagger does 12-24 damage and the first crossbow you can get does 44-91 damage. My point simply being: Now that we're in Beta, please work out the balance issues. I accidentally got caught stealing from the armory when I was level 2 and the level 6 door guard came running to attack me.
Not sure why my level 4 pure Ranger is capable of outputting 600+ damage while that Wayfarer gets stuck doing 20 damage if you're lucky enough to find a decent dagger.Īnd, no, that 600+ number is not an exaggeration. I appreciate that the game is attempting to be difficult, but things turn either too hard or too easy way too quickly. Doing that ammount of set-up for a critical stealth backstab when it can be matched/surpassed by other classes with little to no set-up makes no sense. The low-profile Zipster Lite training pack is now lighter than ever with the stretch mesh and comfortably fits around your waist with minimal movement. 4792356929624 The Zipster Lite 35.00 ///s/files/1/0059/6253/0904/products/NS7703-0576_TheZipsterLite_hero.jpg?v=1628805672 ///s/files/1/0059/6253/0904/products/NS7703-0576_TheZipsterLite_hero_large.jpg?v=1628805672 USD InStock Storage_Bags_Waist Packs All Products Blue Color Story Cyber Monday Deals Mothers Day Gifts Running Belts Running Essentials Storage Top Sellers Women's Shop All
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