Increase Critical Chance, Initiative, base Action Points, ranged accuracy, Hearing, and ability to detect traps and objects.ĭetermines how far away you can see and how quickly you can detect enemies.ĭetermines how quickly you see enemies on your minimap.ĭetermines how far you can move using an Action Point. Increases combat movement speed, Initiative, base Action Points, and Action Points per turn. Increases your Vitality and maximum Ability Points.
Increases effectiveness of Witchcraft and elemental skills. Increases chance to hit with Dexterity-based weapons, effectiveness of Expert Marksman and Scoundrel skills, and Defence Rating. Increases chance to hit with Strength-based weapons, effectiveness of Man-at-Arms skills, how much you can carry, and the maximum weight of items you can throw (along with how far you can throw them). While you can see this information in-game by mousing over any stat, trait, talent, or ability, here’s a table listing out all stats on the far left of the first page of a character sheet. Willpower +1 whenever character with Leadership in sight.Ĭhance to hit +20% on attacks of opportunity. Note: Obedient will provide +2 to Willpower when an obedient character sees a character with level 5 Leadership. For example, if you are altruistic you can not be egotistical. You can only have one trait out of each horizontal pair displayed below. Lastly, just choose what you feel will fit your characters if you’re RPing it up. If you’re looking to optimize your characters’ stats, keep traits in mind. If you’re trying to complete as much as possible in one run, choose carefully lest you end a quest before it can truly finish. Choose carefully based off how you’re approaching the game. They affect both quests and your characters’ traits. What do the RP dialogue options between characters affect?
If you are convinced you simply cannot pass a point at your current level, seek other quests for experience points before pushing on. There’s a reason it takes so long to level up. Be sure to keep a look out for skill books in NPC bartering menus as well to keep your arsenal up to date with your level and needs.Īs with traditional CRPGs (and D&D), one level can make all the difference. If you have at least one mage in your party, you may want to consider having staves of varying elements to take advantage of enemy weaknesses and environmental opportunities. It’s all too easy to be bombarded with status effects if you are not aware of your surroundings. You generally do not want to pick a fight with enemies that are a higher level than you unless you are confident in your battle abilities - this means knowing what your (and your enemies’) skills do, what your stats are, and taking advantage of the environment and possible status effects. Enemies a level higher than me are kicking my butt!
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