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S'all working great! Cheers.
Lots of people are struggling but dont actually want help, and disregard everything one says.
Glad it's going better for you now! <3
Wizard level means he can still learn all the spells from scrolls and with headband he just has extra spells. Plus like to keep the companion classes at least a bit in line with their initial background.
Now he's 9 sorc 1 wizard. Best caster in my party.
Pure Wizard would be good too tbh but I like the flexibility with sorc.
Oh I feel you. I'm having that a LOT on the ACVI forums at the moment.
Thanks again!
Even without all of the above (which I'm gonna try first thing next time I log in, ofc :D), I feel he's super useful, in fact my main char is also a wizard. I just position them out of sight during fights, so enemies can't target them easily. I also spent a precious Feat on Alert, giving them a better chance to dish out CC early in the fight.
Also keep in mind, you can only put shields on half elf or human wizards (so gale works)
Sure you can revive them, but those revivify scrolls are gonna start getting costly if you're doing that all the time
It's beyond busted broken because of how it interacts with arcane ward.
It halves all damage, meaning your ward is twice as effective, which reduces the damage of any hit below 48 (at level 12) to 0, meaning 0 damage is transferred to the other character.
Edit: Since you take 0 damage from everything, that also means you never make concentration saves.
Use glyph of warding, shield and counterspell to keep your arcane ward at/near max.
-Astarion is best as the assassin/ gloomstalker as if he goes pure rogue or his default pure rogue trickster he is useless
- Shadowheart is best as Tempest cleric/ sorcerer as pure cleric makes her useless
- Gale is best as wizard/ fighter with 2 levels fighter for extra action and heavy armor prdicency
- Wyll is best as warlock/ paladin for the smite
You want to make Gale good, give him 1-2 levels of fighter put heavy armor and watch him destroy stuff
And besides, he can easily get heavy armor levels of AC without needing to wear heavy armor, while also increasing his spellsave DC from a chest that boosts it.
My gale, abju wizard 12, is literally invincible. He hasn't taken a single point of damage since hitting level 10.
He has AC in the 20s, and literally thousands of effective HP, with a spell save DC in the high 20s to 30.
Basically any other order wouldn't be quite so broken
I was on a VC with a friend who was also playing (and is also a long-time dnd player), and the SECOND i met gale and read that feature while levelling, I told her "i have a feeling this is gonna be BROKEN later", and I was right on the money.
It feels pretty bad till you can reach double digit values in ward around level 5, but then it just scales exponentially.
Though I don't think he contributes enough in combat so he's sidelined. Compared to my oathbreaker paladin + Shadowheart + Wyll + Astarion with a stock of good scrolls, various throwables, and arrows it's much more enjoyable. Since all characters can switch to ranged on the fly I can pull up things like teleportation arrows, drop my tank (my pally) into combat instantly, then drop sneak attack from Astarion constantly since the enemy will be threatened while he is not. He gets boxed in? Scroll of misty step, now he's not. Then you run Wyll with Elixir of bloodlust to literally pick off every low hp enemy very quickly.
But 1000s of play styles, pick what suits you best.