Who are your companions? Do you switch during gameplay?
I’m currently in act 3 and remain using Shadowheart, Lae’zel and Astarion.
Anyone else uses other companions?
Edit: by the way, my main character is a Monk named Jef :)
Who are your companions? Do you switch during gameplay?
I’m currently in act 3 and remain using Shadowheart, Lae’zel and Astarion.
Anyone else uses other companions?
Edit: by the way, my main character is a Monk named Jef :)
Game 1:
Druid (forgot which spec but I hated it), Lae’zel, Wyll, shadow
Game 2 (dark urge): Paladin (veng, wanted to do oathbreaker but never broke my oath), Karlach, Astarion, Gale
Game 3 (tactician): Druid (spore, loved this one), shadow, Wyll, Gale (necromancer)
Game 3 was the most fun comp because I had like 40 summons. I planned to respec Wyll to druid for MORE summons but I just like warlock so much…
So far rogue and barbarian have been my least favorite classes but I only used the character’s default specs. Warlock is by far my favorite and I really like late-game Cleric, too.
Did managing so many summons in combat ever get tedious? My party size never exceeded like seven.
Yes. Absolutely. The worst is when you can’t do anything with a summon except move it…or when you have to shuffle them around to allow your character to move.
When I wasn’t prepping for a boss I usually had 4-5 summons total but I went all out for big fights. You’re pretty unstoppable when you control the action economy like that. On the ketheric fight for example, I forced phase 2 before his turn started. Summons on the adds and my party on ketheric.
I don’t think I’d do it again because the novelty wore off by the end but it’s kinda fun!
Barbarians when inefficiently built are fun imo. Wildheart barb / sword bard was fun as hell in my durge playthrough, and zerker barb / champion fighter w GW master was great for karlach, probably less overall damage than battlemaster but crits give me dopamine.
…is there no limit to summons? I realize I was actually assuming I couldn’t use a summoning spell multiple times for the same character, but maybe that’s wrong. I usually try to keep a single, most powerful summon for each character that has one (and for difficult battles, I’ve used summoning scrolls for other characters).
I considered a few times trying to see what would happen if I summoned more, but figured it’d make the game too easy, anyway. A lot of the summons are quite strong and they have a lot of health.