What is the point of mind altering spell when all the demon and ghost are immune to them

[Not Ela]

as titled. yes they work on cultist but those are trash mobs anyway...

[Raikon]

well you can take bloodline undead to remove immunity from undead. There goes half your complaint. As for demons, I think only 1 type of demon is immune to CC, its definately misleading to take that 1 race of demon, then use it as a template for all demons. Its simply not true.

[MjKorz]

Originally posted by Lord GabeN:

as titled. yes they work on cultist but those are trash mobs anyway...

Works on my machine:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2775377875

And this was from a time when Loremaster wasn't even working properly.

Enchanter is main campaign viable from start to finish. Undead Bloodline was already mentioned, the other tool you need is at least one level of Loremaster to get Greater Command in order to beat Compulsion immunity of the more powerful demons and a certain archdevil.

This leaves you with only Gallu demons being impervious to mind-affecting spells, which isn't even actually true, because Phantasmal Killer or Weird can bypass that immunity with Grandmaster's Rod or Deadly magic. Scintillating pattern might also work, it's a very funny spell that ignores all laws and rules: both HD and immunity related:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2846529914

[Hex]

This is a game where you do not roll with 6 good characters, you roll around with 6 one-trick-ponies to DESTROY.

[Goldensun441]

"itsa twap"

[DarkFenix]

Originally posted by Hex:

This is a game where you do not roll with 6 good characters, you roll around with 6 one-trick-ponies to DESTROY.

Oracle-angel go brrr.

[SmallGespenst]

Originally posted by Hex:

This is a game where you do not roll with 6 good characters, you roll around with 6 one-trick-ponies to DESTROY.

that's just party building rpgs .txt though. making every party member hyper specialised is objectively the correct play because the only thing that matters is that the team can do the thing as a whole. you're basically never going to be using a single isolated character so generalisation is outright a waste of resources.