Grimrock

I personally use a setup involving a half tank/half attack warrior at the front with a high evasion rogue, finally two mages at the back. While it does work well for me, I find it easier fighting parties of enemies rather than one single enemy, I'm just not as effective fighting a single unit, its a waste of my resources.

earthyearth wrote:There is no "wrong" way to play it

there many strategies, all equally viable

There are many strategies. They are emphatically *NOT* all equally viable. The game has set goals and rules, and within those rules, some strategies help you achieve those goals more effectively than others.

Case in point: Dexterity has almost no benefit on a back row character. Pumping dexterity for back row characters is a less effective strategy than pumping strength on those same characters in pretty much every situation.

that was sort of my point,i spent dexterity on rougues(who in the back row hardly get hit)

although its a breeze now even with toorum on hard,my DM apprenticeship kicked in

waiting for new dlc now.