what is the over all plot of soz
and what is a good group
current game i have me a ranger a rouge ,paladin , and i think a fighter or mage
also is it better to start with higher level char or just level ones
stupid question
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nubbers666
, mars 08 2013 05:53
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#2
Posté 08 mars 2013 - 11:01
Arkalezth
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The plot is... "light", to say the least. Basically, you have a ship crash and start working for a merchant group that seeks to expand its operations in Samarach and the Sword Coast.
It's intended for a newly created party, which will level up to 4 at the start. There are many possible combinations, but if you're unsure, a classic party works well: a scout type (make this the first one), a warrior type, a healer type, and a mage type. You'll be able to recruit up to two henchmen (one if you lack the feat Leadership; anyone in your party can take it).
My personal favourite party is probably something like: ranger/rogue (scout, archer), cleric (or similar; healer and melee), warlock (blasting, infinite party buffs like Flee the Scene), and bard (inspirations, melee).
Your party is workable, but if you want to stick with it, I'd suggest recruiting the druid henchman in the first city, and a warrior or caster type henchman (depending on which one you're lacking) once you have the opportunity.
It's intended for a newly created party, which will level up to 4 at the start. There are many possible combinations, but if you're unsure, a classic party works well: a scout type (make this the first one), a warrior type, a healer type, and a mage type. You'll be able to recruit up to two henchmen (one if you lack the feat Leadership; anyone in your party can take it).
My personal favourite party is probably something like: ranger/rogue (scout, archer), cleric (or similar; healer and melee), warlock (blasting, infinite party buffs like Flee the Scene), and bard (inspirations, melee).
Your party is workable, but if you want to stick with it, I'd suggest recruiting the druid henchman in the first city, and a warrior or caster type henchman (depending on which one you're lacking) once you have the opportunity.
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Posté 15 mars 2013 - 08:09
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My favorite party combination is this:
Paladin (face) or Fighter. Rogue/Swash/SD. Cleric or Favored Soul (prefer FS). Sorcerer.
Then I would get the Druid and a Warlock or Bard.
The Druid can fill many roles and it's always good to have. Tank, summoner, blaster, healer, buffer.
The Warlock could fill the archer/blaster role and the Bard provides you with unlimited buffs or regeneration.
Paladin (face) or Fighter. Rogue/Swash/SD. Cleric or Favored Soul (prefer FS). Sorcerer.
Then I would get the Druid and a Warlock or Bard.
The Druid can fill many roles and it's always good to have. Tank, summoner, blaster, healer, buffer.
The Warlock could fill the archer/blaster role and the Bard provides you with unlimited buffs or regeneration.
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Posté 16 mars 2013 - 10:58
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There is more of a plot than is indicated here, but since it's meant to be a mystery/conspiracy, it would be a big spoiler to tell you what it is. You start to get an indication once you go to investigate one of Sa'sani's missing associates.
