Grimrock

No I don't want the Paladin to be a better fighter. I wat a Paladin type class, except I don't want a heal/buff bot that many games make Paladins out to be. I want a unique class that wears armor, uses sword/hammers and uses Holy type abilities/skills/spells. :) So, you want a cleric. No, I clearly...

No I don't want the Paladin to be a better fighter. I wat a Paladin type class, except I don't want a heal/buff bot that many games make Paladins out to be. I want a unique class that wears armor, uses sword/hammers and uses Holy type abilities/skills/spells.

Paladin would be a dream come true. But not a watered down Paladin, a Paladin with his own special Paladin/Holy/Honor whathaveyou skill tree with unique powers/spells/abilities. Like Holy Sword that transforms your sword into a weapon pf light that cuts through enemies like a Jedi cuts through scrip...

Can we get any hints on what the new class will be?

Paladin hopefully? Pretty please.

It's available today on Gamersgate, Steam and Ubisoft's website :D Looks fantastic. Just like Grimrock but turn based. Let's pray it sells really well so we have our Lands of Lore/Eye of the Beholder cravings satisfied by the excellent Grimrock series (long may it live!) and our turn based strategic...

Well? Anyone?

Interesting.

What about 3 Point Strike? What does that do?

How would I add in the custom spells to the main Grimrock game? Will doing so override existing spells?

Doesn't assassination need melee weapons?

So, I want to play a martial arts master as one of my party members. A front line guy. Race will be Human, no compromise on this. Should I go Rogue or Warrior? With Warrior I can max out Unarmed and pump rest into Athletics. So, a Monk type master. With Rogue I can max out Unarmed and pump the rest ...