Love Fenris new look. He looks like the tank he was always meant to be and I agree his skillset is great. Also my boy Cheeky is a mance with that sword, keep them swings coming buddy
A good character-building episode that should lead us to the next story point and looking forward to seeing how you tackle it. No spoilers, but you are currently not missing out on how to use the gem fragments. Patience. Quality of life tip, once you choose a higher class that your character aspires to become you can hover your mouse over the name of the future class to see the stats you need to increase without having to jump over to the training tab. Going to once again encourage you not to be swayed by what class your tavern is attracting for finding your new recruits especially since you now have a nice pile of gold. Focus on traits and if they have any stars on one or more of their stats. (a star gives a boost to the chance in increasing that stat). The class that you will change them to will give a big boost to the stats that they need so starting at a 3 instead of a 7 on one of the main stats will not be that big of a deal in the long run, but having traits that make sense does have a bigger impact. You will also get back the skill point used in their original class skill to be used for your new class, so you don't even lose out on a skill point. Just my thoughts.
Love Fenris new look. He looks like the tank he was always meant to be and I agree his skillset is great. Also my boy Cheeky is a mance with that sword, keep them swings coming buddy
A good character-building episode that should lead us to the next story point and looking forward to seeing how you tackle it.
No spoilers, but you are currently not missing out on how to use the gem fragments. Patience.
Quality of life tip, once you choose a higher class that your character aspires to become you can hover your mouse over the name of the future class to see the stats you need to increase without having to jump over to the training tab.
Going to once again encourage you not to be swayed by what class your tavern is attracting for finding your new recruits especially since you now have a nice pile of gold. Focus on traits and if they have any stars on one or more of their stats. (a star gives a boost to the chance in increasing that stat). The class that you will change them to will give a big boost to the stats that they need so starting at a 3 instead of a 7 on one of the main stats will not be that big of a deal in the long run, but having traits that make sense does have a bigger impact. You will also get back the skill point used in their original class skill to be used for your new class, so you don't even lose out on a skill point. Just my thoughts.
Another good one.