The skills you love and the skills you don't

[yayswords]

Enemies can access them, but it's not like we'll be reading the tooltips of their skills, so it doesn't matter.

[jack1974]

Yes I was referring to the status effects!

[yayswords]

I wanna see Chalassa next

Is Jariel considered a mage or a thief BTW?

[jack1974]

Jariel is considered a Thief but a very particular one since his songs are permanent effect to the whole party (though only 1 active at once)
I'll post the other skills later, now I'm focusing on going on with act 2

[Taleweaver]

Your party will have

2 warriors - Vaelis and Krimm
2 wizards - Riley and Rowinda
2 thieves - Chalassa and Jariel
2 who may be either class - the twins.

All balanced out, you see.

[yayswords]

Yes, that's actually why I asked. Although I don't think I'll be considering Jariel a conventional thief

Also I renamed the thread! There's no skill I hate. Not one that I can use myself at least, but I reserve judgment when it comes to Mormont's skellymage.

[Taleweaver]

Yes, that's actually why I asked. Although I don't think I'll be considering Jariel a conventional thief

AltShea Hunter isn't a conventional thief either, just the way AltShea Ranger isn't a conventional fighter. And you will find Riley to be a VERY unconventional wizard

[yayswords]

Depends how conventional we wanna get. The hunter is still a damage dealer, the ranger is still a tank/juggernaut (with one heal). A thief who buffs the party, that's an extra step.

[renke_]

I think we should talk about the redundant elemental attack spells again. I demand this for my druid :)

[jack1974]

OK I'm going to add the skill "Throw chair made by holy oak of Grandtree".