Malfustheone wrote...
Oi, I don't know what your deal is, but I have been saying that I don't think the game will do what the demo did, get it through your head.Phoenixblight wrote...
Naitaka wrote...
Yes, at least we do in the demo, I believe it was miasma flask for rogue and mind blast for mage, I can't remember what warrior starts out with though.
Phoenixblight wrote...
Malfustheone wrote...
Oi, I don't know what your deal is, but I have been saying that I don't think the game will do what the demo did, get it through your head.Phoenixblight wrote...
Naitaka wrote...
Yes, at least we do in the demo, I believe it was miasma flask for rogue and mind blast for mage, I can't remember what warrior starts out with though.
The question that SHirukai asked is then answered by Peter thomas selective eye sight much?
I swear it feels like you are just trying to troll me.Peter Thomas wrote...
They've been seen in numerous demos. Pommel Strike, Miasmic Flask and Mind Blast.
Malfustheone wrote...
Phoenixblight wrote...
Malfustheone wrote...
Oi, I don't know what your deal is, but I have been saying that I don't think the game will do what the demo did, get it through your head.Phoenixblight wrote...
Naitaka wrote...
Yes, at least we do in the demo, I believe it was miasma flask for rogue and mind blast for mage, I can't remember what warrior starts out with though.
The question that SHirukai asked is then answered by Peter thomas selective eye sight much?I swear it feels like you are just trying to troll me.Peter Thomas wrote...
They've been seen in numerous demos. Pommel Strike, Miasmic Flask and Mind Blast.
Modifié par Aesieru, 06 mars 2011 - 08:40 .
Just give me a link to this guide! Stop acting like a parrot and point me to something that isn't based off of a demo where we didn't have any character creation (aside from choosing a class).Phoenixblight wrote...
You know what ever. Believe what you want but its stated in the guide if I could post scans I would to prove my point.
Malfustheone wrote...
Just give me a link to this guide! Stop acting like a parrot and point me to something that isn't based off of a demo where we didn't have any character creation (aside from choosing a class).Phoenixblight wrote...
You know what ever. Believe what you want but its stated in the guide if I could post scans I would to prove my point.
Icy Magebane wrote...
I think that on my mage, I'm just going to skip specializations entirely. None of this looks interesting or even useful. So unless I change my mind, this is what I'm doing.
Force Mage + Spirit Healer... strictly for the bonuses...
1 - Mind Blast
2 - Chain Lightning
3 - Heal
4 - Stone Fist
5 - Tempest
6 - Chain Reaction
7 - Rock Armor
8 - Petrify
9 - Strikes Twice
10 - Galvanize
11 - Greater Heal
12 - Desicate
13 - Stunning Blast
14 - Crushing Prison
15 - Fireball
16 - Paralyzing Prison
17 - Pyromancer
18 - Searing Fireball
19 - Firestorm
20 - Apocalyptic Firestorm
I might find some way to add Hex of Torment to that...
Malfustheone wrote...
Just give me a link to this guide! Stop acting like a parrot and point me to something that isn't based off of a demo where we didn't have any character creation (aside from choosing a class).Phoenixblight wrote...
You know what ever. Believe what you want but its stated in the guide if I could post scans I would to prove my point.
Starting abilities and stats (if an attribute isn't listed, it starts at 10):
Warrior: 13 str, 12 con, 11 wil, 160 HP, 105 STA, Pommel Strike
Rogue: 13 dex, 12 cun, 11 wil, 125 HP, 130 STA, Miasmic Flask
Mage: 13 mag, 12 wil, 11 cun, 100 HP, 160 MAN, Mind Blast
Taken straight from the manual
Modifié par Phoenixblight, 06 mars 2011 - 08:47 .
: |SansSariph wrote...
Malfustheone wrote...
Just give me a link to this guide! Stop acting like a parrot and point me to something that isn't based off of a demo where we didn't have any character creation (aside from choosing a class).Phoenixblight wrote...
You know what ever. Believe what you want but its stated in the guide if I could post scans I would to prove my point.
The fact that you're still arguing after he posted the dev quote is kind of ridiculous.
"Demos" in that context obviously meant "demonstrations" and he wouldn't have bothered to answer the question if it wasn't relevant to the final game.
My only sustained ability is Rock Armor, which only costs 10% (and it has +125% armor with Galvanize). As for Greater Heal, you may have a point, but I figured, if I'm going to have 1 healing option, it might as well be a powerful one... After all, I'm kind of screwed if I'm waiting on another mage or a potion cooldown to save Hawke. It might be good for emergencies.Malfustheone wrote...
Icy Magebane wrote...
*build snip*
Aww, not even taking one point for sustainable goodies? Also, are you sure you want to take heal with its massive cooldown? Seems like a skill only a dedicated healer would want to make use of
Modifié par Icy Magebane, 06 mars 2011 - 08:50 .
herotheory wrote...
Wow, this kinda really sucks. Arcane warrior, you will be missed :,(
Modifié par Phoenixblight, 06 mars 2011 - 08:55 .
Yes. The Black Emporium has an item called "the Maker's Sigh"... no idea if there are options outside of that. And don't ask me if it's a 1 time thing. This is second hand knowledge... but search "respec" and there is a thread where some guy told me this. Um... a thread called "respec"godlike13 wrote...
Does anyone know if we can respec?
Hard to argue with that one, I still find it interesting that the demo and the manual didn't match up. Just gonna leave that one out there.Phoenixblight wrote...
Malfustheone wrote...
Hard to argue with that one, I still find it interesting that the demo and the manual didn't match up. Just gonna leave that one out there.
Phoenixblight wrote...
*edit removed pic for size
Edit: Anyone know how to resize?
Yeah, giving us the ability that removes threat without giving us any abilities that pull threat is very... disconcerting.Morroian wrote...
Mind blast is a weird choice for mage. I just wish they'd let us choose.
Naitaka wrote...
BLOOD MAGE
Health: +25
1. Blood Magic
Requires: Level 7
Requires: Blood Mage
While this mode is active, the mage can use blood magic, sacrificing health rather than mana to obtain a deeper pool of energy for casting spells. When Blood Magic is in use, however, the mage cannot be healed by conventional spells or potions.
Effect: Spellcasting consumes health instead of mana
Effect: Immune to conventional healing
Cost ration: 1 health provides 2 mana
Reserved: 50% of mana
Cooldown: 20s
Type: Sustained mode
2. Bloodlust
Requires: Level 11
Requires: Blood Magic
Points required in Blood Mage: 5
Blood magic consumes less health, allowing the mage to cast spells with greater frequency.
Cost ratio: 1 health provides 1 addtional mana
Type: Upgrade
3. Grave Robber
Requires: Level 8
Requires: Blood Magic
The blood mage cosumes the residual life force from nearby enemy corpses to regain health. (Blood Magic must be active.)
Health regeneration: 10% per nearby corpse
size: 6m
Cooldown: 45s
Type: Activated ability
4. One Foot In
Requires: Level 12
Requires: Grave Robber
Points required in Blood Mage: 3
Grave Robber now drains a small amount of health from living enemies as well, using that energy to heal the mage. Creatures without blood are immune.
Spirit damage: 10% of the mage's maximum health
Enemy armor: momentarily 0%
Enemy damage resistance: Momentarily 0%
Health regeneration: 10% per nearby enemy
Type: Upgrade
5. Sacrifice
Requires: Level 9
Requires: Blood Magic
The blood mage sucks the life force from an ally to regain health. (Blood Magic must be active.)
Health: -20% for companion
Health regeneration: 100% of companion health loss
Cooldown: 20s
Type: Activated ability
6. Grim Sacrifice
Requires: Level 13
Requires: Sacrifice
The mage now gains more health than the party member loses. If the spell causes the ally to fall the blood mage gains even more health.
Health regeneration: +50% of companion health loss
Health regeneration: 200% if companion falls
Type: Upgrade
7. Hemorrhage
Requires: Level 13
Requires: Blood Magic
Points required in Blood Mage: 3
This spell corrupts the blood of all foes in the targeted area, inflicting damage over a short duration without regard for enemy armor or damage resistance. Creatures without blood are immune. (Blood Magic must be active.)
Physical damage: 49
Enemy armor: Momentarily 0%
Enemy damage resistance: Momentarily 0%
Size: 10m
Cost: 60 mana
Cooldown: 30s
Type: Activated ability
8. Paralyzing Hemorrhage
Requires: Level 15
Requires: Hemorrhage
Points required in Blood Mage: 4
Hemorrhage now inflicts more damage and immobilizes some enemies.
Physical damage: +25
Physical damage: 900% vs. STAGGERED enemies
Paralyze chance: 50% vs. normal enemies
Type: Upgrade
9. Blood Slave
Requires: Level 12
Requires: Sacrifice
Requires: Hemorrhage
Points required in Blood Mage: 3
The mage enslaves a target, forcing it to fight alongside the party for a short time, after which the victim dies unless it is particularly powerful. Creature without blood are immune. (Blood Magic must be active.)
Enslavement chance: 100% vs normal enemies
Duration: 10s
Cost: 40 mana
Cooldown: 30s
Type: Activated ability
10. Blood Spatter
Requires: Level 16
Requires: Blood Slave
When a Blood Slave dies, it explodes in a shower of gore that damages all nearby enemies.
Type: Upgrade
It may seem like a crap skill, but it redirects threat at least... if you get swarmed, it's a decent option. Not as powerful as I'd like, but it's ok.Morroian wrote...
Mind blast is a weird choice for mage. I just wish they'd let us choose.
Morroian wrote...
Mind blast is a weird choice for mage. I just wish they'd let us choose.
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