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As an old timer crpg player (and believe me from ultima underworld to wotr it was a long road lol) I have to say you make the kind of content that is always worth to pay attention.
Got a lot of us in the house! Lol. UO OG myself. Played on launch day. As well as pretty much every other cRPG known to mankind. Baldur's gate, Dark Alliance 1 and 2, Champions of Norrath. Guess that's where my love for the genre comes from. It's by far what appeals to me the most in gaming.
I use to love adventure games like king quest or space quest but i found crpgs and never look back. I love a good tale and char just like I love a good mechanic and ruleset. Sometimes I go all way through an uninspired rpg saga just because it got solid rules and fun gameplay but thankfully pathfinder games have been strong both fronts. Pathfinder is soo good though that i would enjoy even if the tale was weak no problem: after weak sagas I just play motb again and I good to go :D
Yep, I sometimes get it for my Oracles. It's just that usually, Cold Iron + Good is enough for almost anything, or you can just use the Bane of Spirit Ring for the rare enemies that have unique DR sources.
A couple of extra thoughts: -Magic weapon is kind of strange, in that the way it appears to work is as follows (someone may be able to confirm or correct this): --It appears to add one of +1, +2, +3, +4, or +5 buffs to your weapon, depending on your caster level and whether or not it would push the total enhancement to +5 --Each of these possible buff effects is non-exclusive with the others (probably a bug, but it's remained since game launch so I doubt it will ever change) --Magic Weapon and Greater Magic Weapon both add the same buffs, with Magic Weapon limited to adding the +1 version at a reduced duration What this means is that, ever since the game's release, you can stack multiple versions of the magic weapon buff, as long as they are for different amounts. The same amount counts as the same buff, even if from different sources, but a +1 and a +2 version of the same spell count as different buffs, since they are coded as separate buffs. You can take advantage of this certain ways. You can: --Cast Greater Magic Weapon on a weapon for +2, then normal Magic Weapon on top of that for another +1, getting +3 total. --Cast Greater Magic weapon at L6 as an arcanist, then use the arcanist ability to increase the CL to L8 to cast the L8 version on top, for the same effect (ending up with +3 total). If your weapon was already +2, then you will end up with a total of a +5 weapon as early as Act 1. -Some weapon effects appear not to extend to 24h correctly. In my experience, it's anything that adds an effect to the weapon instead of the character. Some things appear to do both, adding an icon to the character, while actually applying the real effect to the weapon, which are internally separate (again, someone might be able to confirm or correct this). This means it can look like your character has 'magic wepaon' on for 24h, but the actual buff has long ago worn off your weapon. Other buffs only apply through the character, such as geniekind, crusader's edge, and so on, and will correctly extend to 24h. (Honestly, I love this game but some of the coding is pretty shonky). -Holy Sword can be obtained as a cleric spell via one of the domains (Glory, I believe). -[Greater] Magic Weapon can be applied to the Kineticist's Kinetic Blade, for an extra +5 AB you didn't know you could have.
@@cRPGBro I can also confirm that having a +5 weapon, from any source or temporary enchantment, is enough to bypass all the specific resistances (e.g. mithril, adamantine, cold iron, and alignment). This means that there is no need to have a cold iron weapon or a good aligned weapon as long as it is +5 (or +3 in the case of cold-iron). I have been told that rules as written shouldn't count temporary enhancements in this, but in practice once you get to +5, it doesn't matter what type of resistance they have. this can be easily confirmed by enchanting someone's weapon to +3 in Act 1, and you will see you won't have any more damage resistance from dretches and schirs, as you will not be bypassing cold-iron by virtue of having a +3 weapon.
I just discovered how useful the Flowing Scales armor is for early game, I'm starting to think it might be able to carry your character indefinitely through a Shaman's armor buffs. Like it says the Flowing Scales gives you a 10% chance to be protected by concealment, but it really feels closer to a 95% chance. It's ridiculous.
Funny trick I found for the trickster and Finnean. If you get the Greater Mythic Trick (Knowledge Arcana) that adds a major enchantment to any weapon you ID, you can "reroll" Finnean indefinitely until you get the one you want (Which would probably be Axiomatic or something you wouldnt get by spells).
@@cRPGBro But the thing is, with Finnean, you dont have to savescum. You just rechoose him as the weapon of choice you want and itll reroll itself every time. Makes me feel better than actually reloading every time a weapon drops!
You can enhance your weapon with bracer of animal fury + polymorphism too. For example use a greater animal aspect. Also potion of bless weapon work too and you can buy a lot of them DLC3.
I didnt realize g. magic weapon turned any weapon into a +5. meaning lower tier weapons with better special mods, might actually be the best end game weapons.
Fiery Body adds 3D6 fire damage to your attacks, Firebrand adds another 1D6. That’s worth picking up Ascendant Element: Fire for at least some characters, if they use another flaming weapon - especially Rupturing Storm scimitar.
A good thing to remember is that, since almost every enemy in the game has fire and acid resistance and later also adds cold resistance, AND every demon is completely immune to electricity... many of buffs you can give yourself won't be very effective unless you have the Ascendant Element of that type when casting the buff, or the amount of damage caused is high enough to surpass their resistance reliably. Your typical demon, for example, has a fire resistance and acid resistance of 10: this means that buffs that do a single die of damage are completely negated, since even a maxed roll of 1d10 is still entirely blocked by their resistance. This means that even if your Flaming Sword of Awesomeness does 1d6 fire damage, and has a buff that adds 2d6 extra fire damage to each attack, the game does not interpret that as 3d6 fire damage vs. a Fire Resistance 10... the game interprets that as two separate energy sources, so it's 1d6 fire damage vs. Fire Resistance 10 (negated entirely) and 2d6 fire damage vs. Fire Resistance 10 (pray for a high roll). The sword still does its base damage either way, but the fire damage.... well, it mostly goes poof. Sadly, this includes Jharsygax (unless they changed him somehow to ignore elemental resistances... since his buff is separate and the resistance applies to every source of energy individually, it stands to reason his elemental damage buff will be useless on most enemies). Which is really too bad, because I like the little guy. He looks good on paper... not so much in game. Admittedly, I haven't experimented with this, so I could be wrong about our little dragon buddy. To have any elemental damage get past this standard resistance of 10, you would have to do a minimum of 2d6 damage and pray you roll an 11 or 12, which gets reduced to 1 or 2 points of that elemental damage... even 3d6 will have a huge portion of the damage absorbed. So the higher the buff's level, the better... and Ascendant Element on the caster of the buff will help considerably. But this also means most weapons that come with elemental buffs on them add almost no damage, since most weapons with elemental damage included rarely do enough to push past the typical WotR monster's resistance level of 10. This is the main reason why critical hit chance increases are the best thing to add to your weapons. The untyped damage and sonic damage really is the best buff you can add to your weapon (there ARE a couple of demons who have sonic resistance, but very few have this). This is NOT to say elemental buffs on your characters are useless, because as you get higher level and you can cause more damage with your buffs, the typical elemental resistances get overwhelmed fairly handily. But at lower levels, skip on the fire and acid damage unless (again) you have the appropriate Ascendant Element... it's a waste of a spell slot.
The good thing is starting from Chapter 3, which is when most enemies with multi elemental DR start appearing, you'll already have easy access to the Bane of Spirit Ring to convert ALL damage into irresistible force. I talk about it at 20:13
@@cRPGBro yeah, the bane of spirit is very useful. But I don't know if you want to use that against trash mobs, more like something you'd use against bosses. Since trash mobs have that elemental resistance too, it can be a bit of a hassle. I'm sorry if it sounded like I was trying to counter your video, I really wasn't. More like trying to add in a caveat. A lot of people see a huge number of buffs and think it's amazing, but a lot of buffs doesn't necessarily equal a lot of power. Not until higher level, anyway. Chapter 3 really is about the time when you can achieve a high enough level to make those buffs worthwhile. Good call.
I'm a bit suprised you didn't mention Trickster Arcane 2 and 3, sure 3 may not be the best but it's the only way to permanently 'enchant' items, figured that would've at least earned it a mention.
You are correct! They can be useful, it's just that usually I find it REALLY hard not to get Perception II as early as possible! Arcana 1 is great for a first pick, though, and it DOES let weapons/gear go over the default caps!
I see you slipped in a bit of Neverwinter Nights knowledge. Ever consider doing some starter builds for that game? Especially with Baldurs gate 3 coming out relatively soon. Great video though!
Ei Bro, vc pode me indicar uma build ? Eu ainda estou jogando o kingmaker mas eu já estou tentando planejar com qual build vou jogar. Eu estava querendo fazer algo como um melee tank/dps angel, mas eu não estou conseguindo achar algo que me agrade, eu não quero jogar como Cleric ou Oracle, eu queria algo como um Sword Saint ou uma build com o Hellknight (embora eu tenha visto que eles não são tão bons). A minha ideia é ser um melee com armadura pesada e uma espada de 2 mãos que com os poderes de anjo pode ser um Deamonslayer. Agradeço desde já irmão, adoro os seus vídeos.
You are correct, it can still help as they'll have more slots than Paladins, and frankly level 7 Cleric spells are rather disappointing outside of Mythic Angel ones.
For my first full playthrough (done on Daring), not once did I buff a weapon. It just kills the pacing to have to stop and buff before every fight, and there were less than 5 fights in the whole game where you really struggle to just kill stuff by standing in their face.
If you ever do another run on a harder difficulty you should install the bubbles isnta buff mod. a massive quality of life improvement to not spend 2 minutes doing busy work buffing.
O_O I had been passing up Greater/Magic Weapon because I had been assuming its enhancement bonus didn't stack with other enhancement bonuses. If that's a bug I hope it didn't get patched in the last 8 months. ^^;
Weapon and armor enchantments are one of many reasons Angel and lich are OP compared to the other mythic paths. Turns out 40 caster levels is pretty good with hour per level buff spells that have no scaling cap.
its completely stupid that those are the only two paths that can merge. every single mythic should be able to merge with either arcane casters or divine casters, or both. there is absolutely no reason for it to not be like that. this game is completely broken balance wise, and there is zero semblance of balance between characters. so the argument that it would be too OP is completely irrelevant, because there are already stupidly OP broken builds in this game that can solo stuff with no gear on unfair, when 95% of the builds would get absolutely destroyed. so there is no balance between builds already. there is absolutely no reason all the mythics are not able to merge with all arcane casters, or all divine casters or both(as in you choose which one). they got a mod that adds more, but even that one is limited and doesnt allow you to do things like sorc merged with trickster, ect.
2:26 wait what? that was a a thing in never winter nights? i watched so many people play that and never saw that feature. unless your talking about the drow dude and his forge? regardless i miss perm weapon enchants, might and magic did that well too
It's just that the nerfs hit it hard, indeed, especially due to the loss of Elemental Barrage. Plus it doesn't seem like you can stack it anymore, or apply multiple polymorph spells at once.
@@cRPGBro i think you can have it with Frightful aspect, it's just that you have to be careful in which order you apply them. But yeah the interest is a lot more limited now for sure
don't know why greater magic weapon does nothing when is use Daren who 11 caster levels to cast on my alt with the grave singer axe its still level 2 enchantment
@@cRPGBro arrrrgh. Gotta get to mutation warrior one day I guess. This wing thing just made me remember I miss black feather wings in WotR badly. Could be awesome for another Hellknight prestige archetype thing
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"Unlike say... Neverwinter Nights 1 and 2"
Me: "Ah. I see you are a fellow many of culture."
Wake up, wash your face, brush your teeth, cast Greater Enchantment on your weapon.
And don't forget to eat your Crusader's Edge for breakfast!
@@cRPGBro and put on your glasses and explain your tricky Arcana knowledge to the blade you just found
As an old timer crpg player (and believe me from ultima underworld to wotr it was a long road lol) I have to say you make the kind of content that is always worth to pay attention.
Thank you!
Really glad to hear from someone that has also been playing them for a long time, it's my favorite game genre by far!
Got a lot of us in the house! Lol.
UO OG myself. Played on launch day. As well as pretty much every other cRPG known to mankind. Baldur's gate, Dark Alliance 1 and 2, Champions of Norrath. Guess that's where my love for the genre comes from. It's by far what appeals to me the most in gaming.
I use to love adventure games like king quest or space quest but i found crpgs and never look back. I love a good tale and char just like I love a good mechanic and ruleset. Sometimes I go all way through an uninspired rpg saga just because it got solid rules and fun gameplay but thankfully pathfinder games have been strong both fronts. Pathfinder is soo good though that i would enjoy even if the tale was weak no problem: after weak sagas I just play motb again and I good to go :D
Very useful video, thanks!
There is also the Align Weapon spell. It does not directly increase damage and you can get the alignments form other sources but it is a weapon buff.
Yep, I sometimes get it for my Oracles.
It's just that usually, Cold Iron + Good is enough for almost anything, or you can just use the Bane of Spirit Ring for the rare enemies that have unique DR sources.
Best content for this game. Your vids keep me theory crafting for hours.
Thank you!
Agree 100%
A couple of extra thoughts:
-Magic weapon is kind of strange, in that the way it appears to work is as follows (someone may be able to confirm or correct this):
--It appears to add one of +1, +2, +3, +4, or +5 buffs to your weapon, depending on your caster level and whether or not it would push the total enhancement to +5
--Each of these possible buff effects is non-exclusive with the others (probably a bug, but it's remained since game launch so I doubt it will ever change)
--Magic Weapon and Greater Magic Weapon both add the same buffs, with Magic Weapon limited to adding the +1 version at a reduced duration
What this means is that, ever since the game's release, you can stack multiple versions of the magic weapon buff, as long as they are for different amounts. The same amount counts as the same buff, even if from different sources, but a +1 and a +2 version of the same spell count as different buffs, since they are coded as separate buffs. You can take advantage of this certain ways. You can:
--Cast Greater Magic Weapon on a weapon for +2, then normal Magic Weapon on top of that for another +1, getting +3 total.
--Cast Greater Magic weapon at L6 as an arcanist, then use the arcanist ability to increase the CL to L8 to cast the L8 version on top, for the same effect (ending up with +3 total). If your weapon was already +2, then you will end up with a total of a +5 weapon as early as Act 1.
-Some weapon effects appear not to extend to 24h correctly. In my experience, it's anything that adds an effect to the weapon instead of the character. Some things appear to do both, adding an icon to the character, while actually applying the real effect to the weapon, which are internally separate (again, someone might be able to confirm or correct this). This means it can look like your character has 'magic wepaon' on for 24h, but the actual buff has long ago worn off your weapon. Other buffs only apply through the character, such as geniekind, crusader's edge, and so on, and will correctly extend to 24h. (Honestly, I love this game but some of the coding is pretty shonky).
-Holy Sword can be obtained as a cleric spell via one of the domains (Glory, I believe).
-[Greater] Magic Weapon can be applied to the Kineticist's Kinetic Blade, for an extra +5 AB you didn't know you could have.
That is interesting, I had never tried applying BOTH Normal and Greater Magic Weapon!
@@cRPGBro I can also confirm that having a +5 weapon, from any source or temporary enchantment, is enough to bypass all the specific resistances (e.g. mithril, adamantine, cold iron, and alignment). This means that there is no need to have a cold iron weapon or a good aligned weapon as long as it is +5 (or +3 in the case of cold-iron). I have been told that rules as written shouldn't count temporary enhancements in this, but in practice once you get to +5, it doesn't matter what type of resistance they have. this can be easily confirmed by enchanting someone's weapon to +3 in Act 1, and you will see you won't have any more damage resistance from dretches and schirs, as you will not be bypassing cold-iron by virtue of having a +3 weapon.
I just discovered how useful the Flowing Scales armor is for early game, I'm starting to think it might be able to carry your character indefinitely through a Shaman's armor buffs. Like it says the Flowing Scales gives you a 10% chance to be protected by concealment, but it really feels closer to a 95% chance. It's ridiculous.
Funny trick I found for the trickster and Finnean.
If you get the Greater Mythic Trick (Knowledge Arcana) that adds a major enchantment to any weapon you ID, you can "reroll" Finnean indefinitely until you get the one you want (Which would probably be Axiomatic or something you wouldnt get by spells).
Yep, Arcana II-III can indeed be used in a "savescumming" way of just reloading until you get some really neat properties 😃
@@cRPGBro But the thing is, with Finnean, you dont have to savescum. You just rechoose him as the weapon of choice you want and itll reroll itself every time. Makes me feel better than actually reloading every time a weapon drops!
You can enhance your weapon with bracer of animal fury + polymorphism too. For example use a greater animal aspect.
Also potion of bless weapon work too and you can buy a lot of them DLC3.
I didnt realize g. magic weapon turned any weapon into a +5. meaning lower tier weapons with better special mods, might actually be the best end game weapons.
Indeed!
It's why Gravesinger is so powerful despite being just +2.
The man
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Bless weapon spell from paladin book is worth to cover. Main reason - confirming all crits from this spell.
You are right, I forgot about it!
Having crits auto confirm is a great property.
Fiery Body adds 3D6 fire damage to your attacks, Firebrand adds another 1D6. That’s worth picking up Ascendant Element: Fire for at least some characters, if they use another flaming weapon - especially Rupturing Storm scimitar.
Yes, but I found it best if you cast fire spell as well. cause some class can remove DR or just use Bane of Spirit relic-ring.
A good thing to remember is that, since almost every enemy in the game has fire and acid resistance and later also adds cold resistance, AND every demon is completely immune to electricity... many of buffs you can give yourself won't be very effective unless you have the Ascendant Element of that type when casting the buff, or the amount of damage caused is high enough to surpass their resistance reliably. Your typical demon, for example, has a fire resistance and acid resistance of 10: this means that buffs that do a single die of damage are completely negated, since even a maxed roll of 1d10 is still entirely blocked by their resistance. This means that even if your Flaming Sword of Awesomeness does 1d6 fire damage, and has a buff that adds 2d6 extra fire damage to each attack, the game does not interpret that as 3d6 fire damage vs. a Fire Resistance 10... the game interprets that as two separate energy sources, so it's 1d6 fire damage vs. Fire Resistance 10 (negated entirely) and 2d6 fire damage vs. Fire Resistance 10 (pray for a high roll). The sword still does its base damage either way, but the fire damage.... well, it mostly goes poof.
Sadly, this includes Jharsygax (unless they changed him somehow to ignore elemental resistances... since his buff is separate and the resistance applies to every source of energy individually, it stands to reason his elemental damage buff will be useless on most enemies). Which is really too bad, because I like the little guy. He looks good on paper... not so much in game. Admittedly, I haven't experimented with this, so I could be wrong about our little dragon buddy.
To have any elemental damage get past this standard resistance of 10, you would have to do a minimum of 2d6 damage and pray you roll an 11 or 12, which gets reduced to 1 or 2 points of that elemental damage... even 3d6 will have a huge portion of the damage absorbed. So the higher the buff's level, the better... and Ascendant Element on the caster of the buff will help considerably. But this also means most weapons that come with elemental buffs on them add almost no damage, since most weapons with elemental damage included rarely do enough to push past the typical WotR monster's resistance level of 10. This is the main reason why critical hit chance increases are the best thing to add to your weapons.
The untyped damage and sonic damage really is the best buff you can add to your weapon (there ARE a couple of demons who have sonic resistance, but very few have this). This is NOT to say elemental buffs on your characters are useless, because as you get higher level and you can cause more damage with your buffs, the typical elemental resistances get overwhelmed fairly handily. But at lower levels, skip on the fire and acid damage unless (again) you have the appropriate Ascendant Element... it's a waste of a spell slot.
The good thing is starting from Chapter 3, which is when most enemies with multi elemental DR start appearing, you'll already have easy access to the Bane of Spirit Ring to convert ALL damage into irresistible force. I talk about it at 20:13
@@cRPGBro yeah, the bane of spirit is very useful. But I don't know if you want to use that against trash mobs, more like something you'd use against bosses. Since trash mobs have that elemental resistance too, it can be a bit of a hassle. I'm sorry if it sounded like I was trying to counter your video, I really wasn't. More like trying to add in a caveat. A lot of people see a huge number of buffs and think it's amazing, but a lot of buffs doesn't necessarily equal a lot of power. Not until higher level, anyway. Chapter 3 really is about the time when you can achieve a high enough level to make those buffs worthwhile. Good call.
this is important!!
I'm a bit suprised you didn't mention Trickster Arcane 2 and 3, sure 3 may not be the best but it's the only way to permanently 'enchant' items, figured that would've at least earned it a mention.
You are correct! They can be useful, it's just that usually I find it REALLY hard not to get Perception II as early as possible!
Arcana 1 is great for a first pick, though, and it DOES let weapons/gear go over the default caps!
vampiric blade damage increases when you crit btw. this spell is hugely broken for a level 4 spell
It is one of the most OP spells in the game, that's for sure!
I see you slipped in a bit of Neverwinter Nights knowledge. Ever consider doing some starter builds for that game? Especially with Baldurs gate 3 coming out relatively soon. Great video though!
Ei Bro, vc pode me indicar uma build ? Eu ainda estou jogando o kingmaker mas eu já estou tentando planejar com qual build vou jogar. Eu estava querendo fazer algo como um melee tank/dps angel, mas eu não estou conseguindo achar algo que me agrade, eu não quero jogar como Cleric ou Oracle, eu queria algo como um Sword Saint ou uma build com o Hellknight (embora eu tenha visto que eles não são tão bons). A minha ideia é ser um melee com armadura pesada e uma espada de 2 mãos que com os poderes de anjo pode ser um Deamonslayer. Agradeço desde já irmão, adoro os seus vídeos.
Inquisitor (except Judge) get Bane and then Greater Bane for 1 round per level.
I believe Glory domain clerics can also get Holy Sword as a domain spell, but its rather high level.
You are correct, it can still help as they'll have more slots than Paladins, and frankly level 7 Cleric spells are rather disappointing outside of Mythic Angel ones.
Do you think it's possible to make an elven curved blade build good?
For my first full playthrough (done on Daring), not once did I buff a weapon. It just kills the pacing to have to stop and buff before every fight, and there were less than 5 fights in the whole game where you really struggle to just kill stuff by standing in their face.
If you ever do another run on a harder difficulty you should install the bubbles isnta buff mod. a massive quality of life improvement to not spend 2 minutes doing busy work buffing.
O_O I had been passing up Greater/Magic Weapon because I had been assuming its enhancement bonus didn't stack with other enhancement bonuses. If that's a bug I hope it didn't get patched in the last 8 months. ^^;
Weapon and armor enchantments are one of many reasons Angel and lich are OP compared to the other mythic paths. Turns out 40 caster levels is pretty good with hour per level buff spells that have no scaling cap.
Some can even benefit from that like Angel's Shield of Demonkind which has Deflection AC going over +5!
its completely stupid that those are the only two paths that can merge. every single mythic should be able to merge with either arcane casters or divine casters, or both. there is absolutely no reason for it to not be like that. this game is completely broken balance wise, and there is zero semblance of balance between characters. so the argument that it would be too OP is completely irrelevant, because there are already stupidly OP broken builds in this game that can solo stuff with no gear on unfair, when 95% of the builds would get absolutely destroyed. so there is no balance between builds already. there is absolutely no reason all the mythics are not able to merge with all arcane casters, or all divine casters or both(as in you choose which one). they got a mod that adds more, but even that one is limited and doesnt allow you to do things like sorc merged with trickster, ect.
@crg bro please create your best Slayer imitator build. Everyone says the class is bad, but I there has to be a way to make to make it work.
2:26 wait what? that was a a thing in never winter nights? i watched so many people play that and never saw that feature. unless your talking about the drow dude and his forge? regardless i miss perm weapon enchants, might and magic did that well too
NWN1 had it for the HOTU Expansion, I believe.
Meanwhile NWN2 let's you do it in all content.
15:47 55% actually!
The more crits the better 😃
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@@cRPGBro perfect
You didn't mention geniekind? Now that barrage has been nerfed it's a lot less useful but can still add elemental damage.
It's just that the nerfs hit it hard, indeed, especially due to the loss of Elemental Barrage.
Plus it doesn't seem like you can stack it anymore, or apply multiple polymorph spells at once.
@@cRPGBro i think you can have it with Frightful aspect, it's just that you have to be careful in which order you apply them. But yeah the interest is a lot more limited now for sure
don't know why greater magic weapon does nothing when is use Daren who 11 caster levels to cast on my alt with the grave singer axe its still level 2 enchantment
I had the same issue. I think it has been nerfed and no longer stacks.
@@damienlg4281
I had at enchantment +3 but only 14 caster level
I just wish bubble buffs was on console. It's the only thing I don't enjoy about wrath. Otherwise I'm playing the oracle angel and it wipes!
Yee, Bubble Buffs it's really a lifesaver!
Wait a sec, you got 20 lvls in Deomnslayer and 20 in Mutation warrior, where are wings coming from?
Feral Wings Mutagen ability from Mutation Warrior!
@@cRPGBro arrrrgh. Gotta get to mutation warrior one day I guess.
This wing thing just made me remember I miss black feather wings in WotR badly. Could be awesome for another Hellknight prestige archetype thing