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So glad that this resource exists! Updating as I go no my first playsthrough.
So glad that this resource exists! Updating and improving as I go on my first playsthrough.


My top games by hours played:
My top games by hours played:
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* Relax. Larian is bigger on choices than on consequences, often dialogue choices have the same in game effect
* Relax. Larian is bigger on choices than on consequences, often dialogue choices have the same in game effect
* Relax. You don’t need to find everything on this playthrough. Custom difficulty lets you hide failed perception roll notifications, which helps me with this.
* Relax. You don’t need to find everything on this playthrough. Custom difficulty lets you hide failed perception roll notifications, which helps me with this.
* Choosing to play an [[Origin]] character lets you experience their story. Particularly good for the companions that you never take with you.
* Choosing to play an [[Origin]] character lets you experience their story. Particularly good for the [[Companions]] that you never take with you.
* A one level dip in Monk lets you dump [[Strength]] and focus on [[Dexterity]]
* A one level dip in Monk lets you dump [[Strength]] and focus on [[Dexterity]]
* 12 monoclass is viable and fun too. Says me who has never done that.
* 12 monoclass is viable and fun too. Says me who has never done that.

Revision as of 06:30, 10 July 2024

So glad that this resource exists! Updating and improving as I go on my first playsthrough.

My top games by hours played:

  • BG3
  • RDR2
  • SC2

My top tips:

  • Relax. Larian is bigger on choices than on consequences, often dialogue choices have the same in game effect
  • Relax. You don’t need to find everything on this playthrough. Custom difficulty lets you hide failed perception roll notifications, which helps me with this.
  • Choosing to play an Origin character lets you experience their story. Particularly good for the Companions that you never take with you.
  • A one level dip in Monk lets you dump Strength and focus on Dexterity
  • 12 monoclass is viable and fun too. Says me who has never done that.


Useful one level dips

Remember that your Spellcasting Ability for scrolls (and items?) comes from your most recent Level 1 class

Resources