Hi guys! In the first game I didn't make my own party but for my LoG2 playthrough I decided to customize my own party. I went with a minotaur barbarian, minotaur fighter, insectoid wizard and lizardman alchemist.
My question is how should I distribute the 10 starting attribute points? Am I screwed if I don't divide them up properly? For the fighter and barbarian I gave them each 5 more str and divided the rest up between vitality and dex. The wizard I gave 5 willpower, the rest in vitality and dex. The alchemist I forget what I didn't exactly. Does that sound OK for a normal difficulty playthrough?
LoG 2 Starting Attributes?
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DaggorathMaster
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Re: LoG 2 Starting Attributes?
Yes that seems reasonable.
When in doubt:
Strength increases load. The whole party benefits, if you have a lot of items.
- Being slow (or immobile) is worse than having any other low stat.
Willpower should be maxed for wizards, but also other high-energy builds can benefit.
- e.g., if you find that Bear Form is a way you like to play, high max energy (from high willpower) helps make it last "forever".
- I am no big fan of power attacks (which cost energy) in this game, in general. Slow, not powerful enough, and sometimes silly requirements.
I have not found Dexterity or Vitality to be as useful as Strength and Willpower,
but some weapons do get damage bonuses from Dexterity rather than from Strength.
- Those tend to be some of my least-favorite weapons, though.
- There is an Accuracy skill, which helps much more than a few points of Dexterity will.
When in doubt:
Strength increases load. The whole party benefits, if you have a lot of items.
- Being slow (or immobile) is worse than having any other low stat.
Willpower should be maxed for wizards, but also other high-energy builds can benefit.
- e.g., if you find that Bear Form is a way you like to play, high max energy (from high willpower) helps make it last "forever".
- I am no big fan of power attacks (which cost energy) in this game, in general. Slow, not powerful enough, and sometimes silly requirements.
I have not found Dexterity or Vitality to be as useful as Strength and Willpower,
but some weapons do get damage bonuses from Dexterity rather than from Strength.
- Those tend to be some of my least-favorite weapons, though.
- There is an Accuracy skill, which helps much more than a few points of Dexterity will.