Noag's 'Fate of the Moon-Blood' skills

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Throughout the campaign, you'll be able to make decisions that will shape Noag, this will unlock more points in the respective category and play into the possible ending (which is determined by Selfish/Tribe).

Just wanted to share an overview I shoddily put together on Reddit that summarises Noag's skill suite. It might be of use to the budding player, if you are looking to spark your memory when deciding for Noag or maybe even if you want to build your 'ultimate' Noag.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SpellForce/comments/lvklr9/spellforce_3_fallen_god_noag_fate_of_the/

Glad how they designed Noag, such a great character and it's nice to see how choices can shape a character. I mostly end up building a Tribe Noag just because I fancy that ending over the other. What did you guys think of Noag's design?

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I liked the overall design concept, but I felt that given you're locked into just the two trees, it's a shame there are so many useless abilities, while some others are so overpowered. (Be Like Little Blood is insanely strong, for example, while Leave Kin Alone! is so situational it's nearly useless and Duck! is only good for that one farming strat, albeit exceptional at it.)

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In all honesty, they actually did a really good job at making the skills having an application and use imo. Leave Kin Alone! and Little Blood Life Share is are the two skills I definitely would skip in a playthrough (while Duck III isn't useful at all times or for all setups, it's certainly good at what it does; mitigating a ton of incoming damage at the cost of Noag's auto attack offense).

You are indeed locked into two skill trees if you want their max potential and last skill, but you can shift a few points around. For example, Savage Noag that applies Moonkin Roar consistently might not want the additional crit chance on Most Savage Warrior because the group already reaches 100%. Opting for a point in Gentle will reward him with some block chance instead etc.

So if I'd tally that to my own opinion, 2 'useless' skills out of 20 is pretty damn impressive compared to other ability trees haha.