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I've mained DK since I started playing right at the end of wrath, started blood then swotched to feost when it became the DPS spec.

The only 3 classes I've really enjoyed long term in retail is Frost DK, preferably 2 handed obliterate build, arcane mage, and protection palladin. The later 2 still have way less play time than my DK.

Is arms warrior the closest to the 2 handed frost experience?

How is a melee hunter looking? that interests me.

Are arcane and protection as different from retail as they look at first glance? Arcane not being the cooldown kind of and prot not being able to throw Frisbee male me trepidatious.

I will likely try them all but don't have beta access and wanted

I want to play undead pally but I hate the bones.

I only play PVE, enjoyed the game a lot, did most of the stories including what-if's but didn't finish Goku Black, did plenty of other bits and pieces.

I don't think I was every very good at the game, and didn't like it when the game got insanely difficult for me.

The thing is I LOVE rouge-likes, is the new mode fun and replayable? Or will I find it repetitive and maybe too difficult?

Tell me which of these two conversations seems more romantic?

Bastila: You have been patient with me, haven't you? I suppose you deserve an answer. But you have to understand how difficult this is for me to say.

Revan: Yes, I think so.

Bastila: With all my training, I should be able to control myself better than this. But you're not anything like I expected. You're not like any man I've ever met before. I find myself watching you when I don't mean to. I'm thinking about you when I don't want to. It isn't supposed to be like this!

Revan: What is it supposed to be like?

Bastila: I don't know. It shouldn't be so hard to not think of you. It should be easy to not think of you. I sho

I'm looking for build advice for kotor 2, I've learned that finesse melee weapons affect swords and light sabers (despite their being a finesse lightsabers feat and assuming none of the mods fix this lol)

I have repeatedly been told to start with 14 int and go up to 16 by level 8.

I have also repeatedly been told getting to 18 constitution is essential for implants.

These two goals seem kinda contradictory to me, if you do both you end up with basically nothing to use for force powers / damage?

I deffo want to go sentinel, two weapon fighting (undecided between dual wield or double bladed)

I was honestly considering starting with 8 strength and 14 in everything else and picking up fines

I've ran many campaigns using point buy but both me and my players would like to try rolling.

I've simulated a few dozen rolls and seen a fair few sub 70 pools that seem unplayably bad.

One way I thought about mittigating this is saying that all the players roll a pool, then choose between that pool or the standard array.

Thoughts?

At the end of the last session we levelled up to level 3 and got some loot, i ended up with the gauntlets of ogre power which let me set my strength to 19.

My DM would make me meet the multiclass requirements, but would also let me rejig points to meet them.

How viable would it be to move to a spread of:

Strength - 13 (boosted to 19 with gauntlets)

Dex - 17 (using +2 from background)

Con - 14

Wis - 14 (using +1 from background)

Int - 9

Rizz - 8

Use dex and wisdom or con for AC (15 AC moving to 16 next monk level) strength for attacks and wisdom for monk class stuff.

Should i go 12 con and push wisdom up?

What monk class is best if i do this?

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I just need porygon 2, porygon z (living dex so need both but already have 11 porygon 2 from the quest) and milotic

I have all three ready to teade holfing the items just looking for a touch trade.

I just need porygon 2, porygon z (living dex so need both but already have 11 porygon 2 from the quest) and milotic

I have all three ready to teade holfing the items just looking for a touch trade.