I'm playing with the Monk on my team, they can get killed easily at first, but they start hitting their stride around level 5. They can dole out stun, knock prone, daze and push back under flurry of blows. I gave them a strength belt to get their strength up to 21, they're the most damaging fighter on the team. Only the Warlock with a high level Eldritch blast can come close to them.
I actually held off a second playthrough waiting for the warlock. My go to in many dnd campaigns I am however a little concerned about the lack of intelligence options, hence why my new party has no intelligence focused class
in D&D there are very few classes that have intel as their main stat. And since Solasta cannot use any classes that are not part of the SRD i.e Artificer, you are left with just the wizard. There is nothing that says you cannot have int on another class and have them be smarty pants! Cheers!
@@VaniverseGaming very true, but then you're sub par in your primary stats. There's a couple more intelligence classes beyond the Artificer, there's also the Alchemist and... I'm sure I'm missing one. Hopefully I won't regret the decision of not having an intelligence class on this second playthrough
@@tbone9474 In 5e, only Artificer and Wizard have Intelligence as their primary stat. Alchemist is a subclass for Artificer. Pathfinder 2E has more Intelligence classes, which may be where you're pulling your knowledge from. Off the top of my head, there's the Alchemist, Inventor, Investigator, Psychic, Witch, and Wizard, a whole 4 more classes compared to 5E's 2.
I'm playing with the Monk on my team, they can get killed easily at first, but they start hitting their stride around level 5. They can dole out stun, knock prone, daze and push back under flurry of blows. I gave them a strength belt to get their strength up to 21, they're the most damaging fighter on the team. Only the Warlock with a high level Eldritch blast can come close to them.
Thanks for the feedback and comments. Cheers!
Cool. This will help build my team
Yeah some great additions to the team for sure! Cheers!
I actually held off a second playthrough waiting for the warlock. My go to in many dnd campaigns
I am however a little concerned about the lack of intelligence options, hence why my new party has no intelligence focused class
in D&D there are very few classes that have intel as their main stat. And since Solasta cannot use any classes that are not part of the SRD i.e Artificer, you are left with just the wizard. There is nothing that says you cannot have int on another class and have them be smarty pants! Cheers!
@@VaniverseGaming very true, but then you're sub par in your primary stats. There's a couple more intelligence classes beyond the Artificer, there's also the Alchemist and... I'm sure I'm missing one. Hopefully I won't regret the decision of not having an intelligence class on this second playthrough
@@tbone9474 In 5e, only Artificer and Wizard have Intelligence as their primary stat. Alchemist is a subclass for Artificer. Pathfinder 2E has more Intelligence classes, which may be where you're pulling your knowledge from. Off the top of my head, there's the Alchemist, Inventor, Investigator, Psychic, Witch, and Wizard, a whole 4 more classes compared to 5E's 2.
Thank you both for your replies. Cheers!