Choosing spellcasters

HeroForSale · 12-03-2001, 06:40 AM

What spellcasters will be a better choise ? I planing 2 of them in the flank. First may be mage, second Bishop - but in what 2 schools should I develop last one ? Or may be there will be better combination ?
The second question is - can Lord replace Priest and act like good front fighter ? Or better leave 2 fighters and develop priest spells book in that bishop ?
Thanks.

John Doe · 12-03-2001, 08:29 AM

Unless you're willing to play as a munchkin (like me) you have to concentrate on certain arcane areas. This especially counts for bishops.

This is also the reason why Lords normally can't replace a priest as you won't spend enough skill points for his magical development. Well, if you do, he would be a whimpy fighter.

Drakton · 12-03-2001, 08:33 AM

Hi... I have 3: a Priest, Bishop and Mage. Remember that characters also learn by doing. For example, my mage started without any Throwing and sling/Ranged combat abilities. I gave her a sling and stones when she ran out of spells, she started shooting and she's getting better at it

.
I suggest you try at least a healer and a magically offensive character. I've realized also that is not how your party is conformed, but how you develop and specialize them what matters most.
Greetings
Ðrâktøn

12-03-2001, 06:40 AM	#1
HeroForSale Welcomed New User Join Date: December 3, 2001 Location: Odessa, Ukraine Posts: 1	What spellcasters will be a better choise ? I planing 2 of them in the flank. First may be mage, second Bishop - but in what 2 schools should I develop last one ? Or may be there will be better combination ? The second question is - can Lord replace Priest and act like good front fighter ? Or better leave 2 fighters and develop priest spells book in that bishop ? Thanks. __________________ Nothing is impossible

12-03-2001, 08:33 AM	#3
Drakton Elite Waterdeep Guard Join Date: October 2, 2001 Location: Monterrey, NL, Mexico Posts: 24	Hi... I have 3: a Priest, Bishop and Mage. Remember that characters also learn by doing. For example, my mage started without any Throwing and sling/Ranged combat abilities. I gave her a sling and stones when she ran out of spells, she started shooting and she's getting better at it . I suggest you try at least a healer and a magically offensive character. I've realized also that is not how your party is conformed, but how you develop and specialize them what matters most. Greetings Ðrâktøn __________________ He who hesitates, is lost.<br />============================<br />Yeah, it\'s all fun and games, until someone looses an eye.

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12-03-2001, 08:29 AM	#2
John Doe Elite Waterdeep Guard Join Date: November 26, 2001 Location: Hamburg, Germany Posts: 35	Unless you're willing to play as a munchkin (like me) you have to concentrate on certain arcane areas. This especially counts for bishops. This is also the reason why Lords normally can't replace a priest as you won't spend enough skill points for his magical development. Well, if you do, he would be a whimpy fighter.

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