Lifegiver - Rejuvenation spells are cast with increased Power Level but cannot cast Summon spells.Fury - Shift into storm blights and gain bonuses with elemental spells.Soul Blade - Offensive cipher that can dump Focus into a Soul Annihilation melee attack for extra Raw damage.Beguiler - Illusion powers are more powerful, but Soul Whip suffers when used against targets that are not vulnerable to Sneak Attack.Ascendant - Powers and Soul Whip are more effective when used at Max Focus, but Focus drains quickly if left at Max for long.Troubadour - Phrase linger is 50% longer, Brisk Recitation as a modal that increases the rate of phrase elapses, but shortens linger.Skald - Offensive invocations are cheaper and melee crits grant phrases, but all other invocations are more expensive.Beckoner - Summoning invocations are cheaper and summon more creatures, but the creatures are weaker.Mage Slayer - Gains spell resistance and can disrupt enemy spells, but cannot use potions or scrolls and beneficial spells have shorter durations.Berserker - Has a more powerful Frenzy, but attacks can damage friends as well as foes while Frenzied.Corpse Eater - Targets unconscious enemies to devour their flesh and gain power.Each combination of classes will also receive their own unique title. Only a select few combinations of Paladin Orders and Priest Deity combinations will be disallowed because of conflicting Disposition requirements. And of course it allows for creating and roleplaying cool new character concepts. The goal is for a multiclassed character to perform at 75-80% the power effectiveness of a pure class but have significantly more options. This means multiclassed characters won't gain access to the final two power levels for either class but will end up with 7 more ability/talent choices, making them much more flexible. Multiclassed characters rise in power level more slowly than single classed characters but, at every new power level, get to choose an ability from both of their classes. Class combinations are both chosen at level 1 (or upon a companion first joining your party) and level up together. Deadfire will feature a broad multiclassing system most comparable to non-human characters in 2nd Edition AD&D. What are the major gameplay changes from Pillars 1? Random encounters are possible both on land and at sea and ship-to-ship battles are possible. When you reach shore you will explore the on a world map. For one, you have a boat, and you can sail it around the Deadfire Archipelago as you see fit in search of uncharted islands and treasure. *Just guessing at spelling here since, to my knowledge, we've not seen the names in writingĮxploring the world in Deadfire will be much more open than Pillars 1.Think of them as something like companions in the first game, or a Mazzy/Cernd level character from BG2.
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They have unique personalities, voice acting, dialogue and an introductory quest but do not factor into the full relationship system. Sidekicks are available party members that fit somewhere between a "full" companion and a player created mercenary. No real other known information at present. Xoti - Monk (Sister of the Reaping Moon)/ Priest (Priestess of Gaun).Paladin (order depends on her ending from the first game). Pallegina - Noble birdwoman utterly devoted to her homeland.Aloth - An elf with a personality for all occasions.Eder - Rugged good looks and a wry farmer's charm.Want to know more? Allow Joshua Eric Sawyer himself to sweep you off your feet and explain the whole thing. Depending on your choices your companions may grow to hate you and leave, respect you and eachother as friends, or perhaps even fall in love. Unlike Pillars 1, companions will be deeply integrated into the main storyline and will have complex relationships both with you as well as eachother. You will be joined on your quest by up to seven companions. Who all is coming with me on this crazy quest? Many of these lands have never been charted, while others are inhabited by rich native cultures and a new wave of colonial settlers. Located even farther east than the colonies of the Eastern Reach, Deadfire comprises hundreds of islands spanning thousands of miles - ranging from lush tropics to barren deserts. Your hunt takes you to the Deadfire Archipelago. To save your soul, you must track down the wayward god and demand answers - answers which could throw mortals and the gods themselves into chaos. Ripping his way out of the ground, he destroyed your stronghold and left you at the brink of death. The god of light and rebirth was thought dead, but he now inhabits the stone titan that sat buried under your keep, Caed Nua, for millennia.
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