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If it's for aesthetics and such rather than stats... I gotta say I don't have a clear favorite. Azyrran and Brienne are a bit too muscular for my tastes, and Cait's OK but I'm not really into catgirls. I think Ryn will be pretty good once there's finally a way to turn her into a girl. Not...

There are plenty of decisions that will lock you out of content for the current run. You can't see everything in one run, and that's OK. You can leave Brint as he is or turn him into Brienne, and then do the opposite on a subsequent run to see the other side of the content.

It's probably a machine translation. Doesn't make any sense to me either.

No reason why being a priest (of a nature deity, too) would make sex less likely. But ultimately it's up to the developers/writers. They want him to be available for sex, he's gonna be available for sex. They don't, he won't. I don't know what their plans are.

No, I had completely different weapons when I first used it. The ability did not at all behave as if I had been using those weapons. This, combined with the power's description when used, is what made me suspect it functioned as if the user had Daggers equipped instead. That's why I went and...

Well that's a tough one. The only thing we know about souls is that they hold people in their natural forms, both physically and mentally. We have zero idea what happens to it when a creature dies, just that it's not there anymore. It might very well simply cease to exist when the person dies...

If it's the gods themselves, I would probably just try to avoid them as much as possible. Super powerful beings who all have some sort of thing or things that they're all about? Sounds like a lot of trouble, and even serious danger. We know almost nothing about most of them, but the one we know...

Given that Fan of Blades seems to work exactly like Cleave using two Daggers, that would be my point of comparison. Is using Cleave with a Captain's Greatsword better or worse than using Cleave with two Daggers? Technically it's just different, but I would personally say that using two Daggers...

I'm not sure how I could verify that with 100% certainty, but that's what it seems like. When I tried the power and saw the description of its use in the combat window, I went and bought two Daggers, equipped them and used Cleave. Using both a few times each, the numbers were always so very...

That's the catch: it doesn't use any of your equipped weapons, it uses the daggers inside the brace that came with the Kunoichi set. That's why you can still use the skill when you're disarmed.

Yeah, it's the same Recharge but with Cleave (or Crowd Control) you get to choose your weapons. Daggers aren't actually that bad, but they're not exactly the best either. The only potential advantage I can see is... this ability should still be usable when you're Disarmed.

I didn't do a lot of testing on that one, but it appears to be, quite literally, a "Cleave" attack using dual-wielded Daggers. At the very least it functions the exact same way and does pretty much the same amounts of damage.

My characters using physical weapons have usually had high Physical Resistance, so I haven't had too much issue with being Disarmed, at least not in Undermountain. If it's a real problem, Equilibrium makes you immune to it entirely, but it's one turn you're not doing anything else and not...

I'm not 100% sure what the crit nerf did but it was certainly quite big. Crits are still pretty good, though, and with the Petal it doesn't really matter if the crit doesn't do that much more damage, you're wanting crits for the Blessed effect. Offensively speaking I've had very decent results...

Indeed, unless you're planning on using weapon buffs, Spellpower just isn't going to be doing much for you on a Ranged build. And if you're looking for more of an "Arcane Archer" build, you're going to want Arcane Shot as your At-Will, rather than the highly underwhelming Frost Arrow At-Will...

A "dodge ceiling and floor", now that's a concept I'm not familiar with. From the name alone, I can't quite guess how it would work. The roll would have been 1d100 + 254 - 49 (the Evasion of an Imp Shanker with Guarded Stance on). 1d100 + 205 couldn't have resulted in something under 120, so...

Hrm. I took the time to painstakingly destroy a group of Kobolds and two groups of Hobgoblins using nothing but Sure Shot and couldn't replicate the non-crit. I even cast Blessing a bunch of times in case getting the bonus over 255 broke it (it still happens to the best of programmers) but it...

I was indeed surprised to see enemies avoiding the crit from that... happened a few times, I should have noted what the exact enemies were, right now all I remember is that they were either Kobolds or Hobgoblins. They looked to me like Rogue-type characters, though, no shields. Maybe I was...

Not super relevant to the rest of the thread, but I thought I'd mention it here because it doesn't deserve its own post: I liked the Holy damage on the Chrysanthemum Petal so much (and hated taking damage in Undermountain so much) that I tried a run using the Divine Blossom in combination with...

Ah, that's almost sad (there could have been interesting builds down the line when there are more Shields in the game) but it's more consistent with what I expected. The way I've been thinking about it is... at the core, weapons always go in the main hand, and off-hand items (shields, musical...