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Now take literally everything you said here, remove the need to waste feats on getting worthwhile domains, spending feats on power attack, etc...
And just make Lann a cleric.
His damage will be staggeringly better, hell hit way more often, much more frequently get full-attack rounds (since he doesn't have to move).
Sosiel sucks. Try to get over your fees fees being hurt, but he sucks. A lot.
With Daeran you get a board-wiping AoE blaster caster in addition to your (better) healing and equivalent party buffing.
With Lann-as-Cleric-Archer you get EVERYTHING Sosiel gets - all of it - AND more. And he doesn't have to wait until the last 90 minutes of the game to pop off and actually be useful.
Lets do some math though:
16 base Str.
+6 luck attack/damage (Divine Power) + attack (irrelevant because party should always be hasted in any remotely hard fight and they dont stack).
+4 Str (Eaglesoul)
+6 Str (Frightful Aspect) - keep in mind this makes him easier to hit (not AC wise, but because hes now large, enemies can hit him from further away).
+6 Str (stat belt)
So, 32 Strength - seems impressive, but my two Str based fightery types are well over 40.
To get Guarded Hearth you have to blow a Mythic Ability or Feat (i dont recall which). You do not have to do this on Lann.
Okay, +11 damage to hit and damage due to Str. Cool. +6 more from Divine Power.
+17 damage.
Seems great.
But unless you burn EVEN MORE of his extremely limited feats (as a pure Cleric he gets only the every-odd level base feats and nothing more) on Blind FIghting, Weapon Focus (he may already have that, dont recall, but that means it was still spent), Power Attack, Mythic Power Attack (uh-oh, starting to eat into available resources to take Abundant Casting AND Additional Domains AND Enduring Spells)... Without Power Attack and Mythic Power attack he will fall WAY behind any melee/ranged dps. Oh, and he needs Shattered Defenses on difficulties other than normal to stand a chance of hitting anything important... which is two more feats he's already short on. And definitely no space for Thundering Blows, etc.
And on top of that.. Glaive as a weapon is trash in this game and there are almost no good Glaives.
You're starting to come up staggeringly short.
Lann, OTOH, gets almost every archery feat you need for free with just 3 levels of Zen Archer. You really only need to take Improved Precise Shot (ignore cover) and Deadly Aim. You can get Clustered Shots if you really want, but it isnt strictly necessary, though it does put him ahead of Solsiel again in that he trivializes most DR this way by it calculating off of the total damage done by his arrows. You dont need to take Rapid Shot (because his Flurry replicates it WITHOUT the -2 penalty) and you therefore DONT need to take Mythic Rapid shot and only have to sack one Mythic Feat to get Mythic Deadly Aim.
And he doesn't even have to be near the front line to do all this. And he can pick up the Domains you want when he chooses a god - without having to spend yet more Mythic Abilities/Feats to do so, leaving him plenty of space to take Abundant Casting and Enduring Spells. (All he really has to take is Mythic Deadly Aim, and Cleaving Shots).
Sosiel is Trash.
Sorry you're having difficulty accepting reality.
any properly built front liner with an equivalent level of attack buffs will do more damage, more consistently than sosiel. that's the point.
beating up babaus is hardly a challenge. a typical two handed barb can do that with its eyes closed with just the typical heroism/good hope/magical vestment/mage armor and still tank even on core. no extended buffs necessary, no divine power, no crusaders edge etc. that's the character you should be buffing. not sosiel. and when you buff that character, it's because you need to bring it for big fights, not stomping babaus.
if you're gonna use sosiel to buff, at least build with enforced vigor in mind so that he can buff EVERYONE ELSE that could use the BAB better. not self buffs that raise his damage contribution from non-existent to simply meh.
then there's the most important reason why you would put either sosiel or daeran in your party: because your party needs sustain. that's their primary duty as cleric and life oracle. your front line should only need heals from enemy crits or high boss BAB that goes through their AC. when this happens, they lose chunks of health. sosiel can't compare to daeran when it comes to these "oh ♥♥♥♥" moments because you're pumping strength. dude can't heal with his channel unless you use mass heal. how many slots do you have for those?
other than healing, they both offer other things - sosiel can contribute a little martial damage from the second line + have an "i win" aoe once every day, while daeran can blast big time when he's not healing.
on higher difficulty levels, daeran is the better choice because of that. monster AC scales way faster than their spell save, plus he can take ascendant element to bypass immunity.
but sosiel is great is for instances like iz where he can pull out guarded hearth against deskari. he shines only in very specific circumstances where you can hold a fight over guarded hearth.
even for this purpose, he fights for it with cleric lann, who can also hearth and have an animal companion. the only reason sosiel even edges lann out for this is because lann starts with 1 level in monk instead of cleric, which means he can't go full 20 cleric.
And Daeran gets more, beceause he gets it at a lower level.
In Lann's defense, though, there's not really a giant benefit to going 20 Cleric vs 17 Cleric.
And the benefit he gets from going to 3 Zen Archer is HUGE and actually keeps him completely competitive in damage (unlike Sosiel) and gives him a MASSIVE feat advantage over Sosiel (as he doesn't have to take a ton of feats just to bring his damage up to meh).
And this is why I go Druid with Lann. I want to have an animal companion with him but I also want level 3 Zen Archer. Even if I take impossible domain with Lann his animal companion is going to be a whopping seven levels behind, which is something that boon companion can't fix.
Second, I would consider taking Lann (and Camellia, who has better domains than both) over Sosiel as a Cleric. Both are competitive and actually better on paper, but always being a level behind is still something to consider before later in the game. I think I mentioned this somewhere else. But you came in being internet tough guy and completely missing the point of this argument. That being said, I used Sosiel on my first Core runthrough and he performed well, despite Owlcat continuing the trend of butchering Cleric companions from KM.
Also, he already has Weapon Focus Glaives. If you think there aren't good glaives, you haven't looked very hard: https://pathfinderwrathoftherighteous.wiki.fextralife.com/Glaives.
Also, missing the point about fighting. Sosiel doesn't have to compete with Fighters. He is not a Fighter. He is an Anomen; a Cleric that can fight. All those numbers do not mean that Sosiel does poor damage because he doesn't. He does less damage than the specialists, true, but that damage is already very high and this is on top of performing Cleric duty. And he doesn't need all of those feats. Party buffs exist; he, like everyone else, gets and provides support in that regard.
Owlcat, for some reason, gave him the short end of the stick with his default build and worse, refuse to let us respec him at 1 like the early game companions. No one is arguing against that. However, Sosiel is not bad by virtue of being a pure Cleric. Clerics are very strong. Could I make a better one? Sure could. But Sosiel will absolutely work.
Mmm it kind of is a bad idea. Guarded Hearth just isn't that amazing for any difficulty (but especially Unfair) because you can't rely on it often enough... because you can't usually spam rest whenever you want. You need to be able to finish most fights, including successive difficult fights, without using it.
So then the Cleric needs to be contributing significantly outside of Guarded Hearth. Which ties into:
You're basically suggesting that he's just ok and wouldn't do very well on a difficulty higher than Core. And I would categorize Daeran's performance as much better than "well" on any difficulty.
When you keep mentioning how mediocre Sosiel is, it seems that you're unintentionally arguing against him.
If you are indeed on Hard - May god have mercy on your F8 key.
So how does that relate to Sosiel being better than Daeran, though? Especially when Daeran's build has fewer weaknesses vs Sosiel's? And the fact that Oracles are at least "very strong", if not stronger?
As for Guarded Hearth, yeah it can be ok for boss fights. But if you "need it for the hardest fights", you're doing something wrong on the whole and will likely fail when there are multiple successive difficult fights (like I said). Many of the people who talk about using it on Unfair are speaking hypothetically and have not actually played Unfair enough to know how limited it is. And if we're talking about lower than Unfair... you simply don't need it at all because nothing is difficult enough.
Meanwhile, Daeran is a god-tier healer who also dishes out serious battlefield support (with summons, powerful dispells, and damage). His channelled healing is glorious. His ranged heals don't trigger AOOs. And, glitch or not, the ability to double the max health of every party member with a single spell completely trivialises fights.
Also, Daeren's biggest advantage is flexibility. Sometimes you *need* to cast Restoration eight times in a row. Sometimes you need a combination of healing and condition removal. Sometimes you just want to summon all day, healing be damned. Spontaneous casting is absolutely brilliant for a healer, where every spellslot is always used on the perfect spell to support your party.
And aside from posturing, your argument does not discount that Guarded Hearth is very strong. I'm not claiming anything about Unfair. Both I and the person I was talking to are talking about Core. But what you say can apply to a whole slew of things; I mean, technically, nothing is really necessary to beat the game. However, certain tools at the party's disposal are strong, and Guarded hearth is one such thing. But you're so hardcore, so why even waste your time talking to us Core plebeians? Do you stream, by the way?
This kind of sums everything up though, doesn't it? That you personally prefer Clerics. You're not even talking about Sosiel vs Daeran anymore and won't answer my questions because you'll always prefer Clerics no matter what. And that's fine, but don't come into a thread discussing specific companions when you can't be objective.
I didn't say I was "hardcore", nor did I imply anyone was a "pleb" or anything like that. The fact that you're reacting this way means you have no argument... so I think we're done here.
And there you go, you just lost all credibility with one and a half sentences.
Hey now, same personal house rules made it through Kingmaker on Unfair plenty of times :)
But yeah, that reload function gets a lot of flex.