Hot demon girls?

[jchaosmaster]

I recently bought this game after playing a good amount of D&D Never Winter Night. Someone on the forms said this game was kinda like this game because they were both semi based on D&D 3. something or other.

I own all the DLC and such but i hadn't started yet. I have a couple questions and if anyone could give me either Hint/tip for what im looking for it would be great.

First I like two classes from Final Fantasy classic games. So i was wondering if there is something equivently to the FF Red Mage, AKA warrior wizard. The second would be summoner AKA bring forth massive monsters to nuke the field. Are their any classes that work like those two classes.

My third question. Can i get a hot a demon girl as party memeber or maybe a demonic famiiler

[Schlumpsha]

Warrior of the Holy Light is kiiinda based off of Final Fantasy's Warriors of Light. Thanks to Paizo.

Martial arcane spellcasters have many options. From Magus, to Bloodrager, Eldritch Knight, Hagbound, or Skald. Even Bard.

Summoning focused classes and archetypes range from Druids, Monster Tactician, Herald Caller and Preservationist. To name a few. Or you can channel into necromancy to summon hordes of skeletons.

Also yes, there is a succubus companion you can romance.

[Steffan]

Originally posted by jchaosmaster:

My third question. Can i get a hot a demon girl as party memeber or maybe a demonic famiiler

Ah, there are all kinds. Including a literal demon girl. And even a second demon girl if you follow a certain mythic path and make certain decisions. You can also choose the Demonic Mythic path, fully or partially (I am not joking, you'll be offered a choice if you want to continue at some point). It basically transforms you into a demon. I strongly recommend the play experience.

Each mythic path also offers unique summons that come from your mythic power. The Demonic, for example, can summon various demons to fight on your side. The Trickster summons fey, the Azata summons... Azata... and etc.

While not strictly specialized in summoning, the Abyssal bloodline of the sorcerer and the eldritch scion offers stronger summons.

[jchaosmaster]

OMG Yes! I thought this game sounded like a good time. I was beyond hyped now. That's kinda disappointed me with BG3... they talked about choice and builds and stuff yet not one hot demon girl.

Next question, is the hunter any good? I saw it and saw Ok I get a either a animal companion or a fu** of griffin. Then though Link + griffin = bad ass!

Please be gental as in have no even got past first character yet because spead sheet games always confuse me. But this one looks it's worth.

[Steffan]

Originally posted by jchaosmaster:

OMG Yes! I thought this game sounded like a good time. I was beyond hyped now. That's kinda disappointed me with BG3... they talked about choice and builds and stuff yet not one hot demon girl.

I just want to slightly cool down your enthusiasm and say you'll have to use your imagination about some things. There is not a lot of content when it comes to romance. It is marked, though. The romance also varies in length, as usually the companions get the lion's share.

I can't comment on the hunter. I've played as a magus, sorcerer and bard. :)

You get about 12 core companions (some mythic paths get additional unique companions), half of whom are romanceable. You can romance several characters at once but you will have to make a choice towards the end of the game.

[Razer]

I wouldn't call the succubus companion "hot". But she's really cute. You "can" make her "hotter" if you choose a certain path though, but that removes the romance option although you can still sleep with her.

The real hot one is one of the baddies called Nocticula. But that's not a party member unfortunately.

[Schlumpsha]

Originally posted by jchaosmaster:

Next question, is the hunter any good? I saw it and saw Ok I get a either a animal companion or a fu** of griffin. Then though Link + griffin = bad ass!

Sable Company Marine? That's a Ranger. Hunter is a different class altogether and focuses more on the spells side of things. The hippogriff of the marine is relatively powerful. Kinda too large for my taste tho.

There are also some other archetypes with special "pets": Winter Child has a blizzard elemental, Hag of Gyronna gets a night hag, Ghost Rider has a phantom horse, Shadowcaster a shadow and Bladebound has a sentient flying sword.

[jchaosmaster]

Originally posted by Schlumpsha:

Originally posted by jchaosmaster:

Next question, is the hunter any good? I saw it and saw Ok I get a either a animal companion or a fu** of griffin. Then though Link + griffin = bad ass!

Sable Company Marine? That's a Ranger. Hunter is a different class altogether and focuses more on the spells side of things. The hippogriff of the marine is relatively powerful. Kinda too large for my taste tho.

There are also some other archetypes with special "pets": Winter Child has a blizzard elemental, Hag of Gyronna gets a night hag, Ghost Rider has a phantom horse, Shadowcaster a shadow and Bladebound has a sentient flying sword.

I might have missed read. I was building the character while on the phone and had to quit before going to work. My bad.

[jchaosmaster]

Originally posted by steffan8:

Originally posted by jchaosmaster:

OMG Yes! I thought this game sounded like a good time. I was beyond hyped now. That's kinda disappointed me with BG3... they talked about choice and builds and stuff yet not one hot demon girl.

I just want to slightly cool down your enthusiasm and say you'll have to use your imagination about some things. There is not a lot of content when it comes to romance. It is marked, though. The romance also varies in length, as usually the companions get the lion's share.

I can't comment on the hunter. I've played as a magus, sorcerer and bard. :)

You get about 12 core companions (some mythic paths get additional unique companions), half of whom are romanceable. You can romance several characters at once but you will have to make a choice towards the end of the game.

Honestly I'm not looking for romance. I want more the fantasy of the act of having a demon girl. Like BG3 wizard looked cool but I bounced. Bought NWN on sale clicked wizard and found out they get their own personal demon dog at level 1. Yes different game/dev/addition but come one how is having a demon dog/fairy lock pick/ baby dragon not the definition of fantasy desires!

[Razer]

Originally posted by jchaosmaster:

Originally posted by steffan8:

I just want to slightly cool down your enthusiasm and say you'll have to use your imagination about some things. There is not a lot of content when it comes to romance. It is marked, though. The romance also varies in length, as usually the companions get the lion's share.

I can't comment on the hunter. I've played as a magus, sorcerer and bard. :)

You get about 12 core companions (some mythic paths get additional unique companions), half of whom are romanceable. You can romance several characters at once but you will have to make a choice towards the end of the game.

Honestly I'm not looking for romance. I want more the fantasy of the act of having a demon girl. Like BG3 wizard looked cool but I bounced. Bought NWN on sale clicked wizard and found out they get their own personal demon dog at level 1.

There's no demonic pets as far as I know, but you can summon demons. And you can turn into one if you choose that route. I think some classes allow shapeshifting into demons, although I'm unsure if that's an optimal use of said ability. You are able to get a little imp (that doesn't do anything in combat, but fly with you and increases trickery skill) in Act 3 I think.

As for your class. There's loads of spellcasters. Too many to mention them all. It kind of depends on what type of spellcaster you're looking for. You mentioned red mage or warrior mage before. Magus comes to mind. It's very strong. Bit of a combination between a fighter and a wizard/sorcerer. It gets upto level 6 spells and a bunch of melee abilities on top. Great in melee due to things like Dimension Blade which allows ignoring all types of armor on enemies.

[Yannir]

FYI, Summoning kinda sucks in this game. They're basically just meatshields that die on their first few turns. The dedicated summoning archetypes can do that decently well and summons are a good stalling tactic but they won't win you any battles.

Now, pets on the other hand are totally reverse of that. They're more like additional party members, maybe slightly weaker but can still do a good job and likely not die in every battle.

[hilburnashua]

Why, I think we have someone here Minagho would love to meet. Seems like just her kind of guy.

[jchaosmaster]

Originally posted by hilburnashua:

Why, I think we have someone here Minagho would love to meet. Seems like just her kind of guy.

Don't know who that is but she sounds lovely.

Honestly with first look over the character sheet I thought Inquisitior looked fun. I thought I saw a version that summoned and I imagined a warrior of go summoning demons to drag the souls of sinners to hell..

This magus one Razer mentioned sounds more up my ally thought.

As to summoning being weak.. yea, so far the only game that ever made summoning legit cool was Final Fantasy X. I loved elder scrolls conjuration class and skill set. I been looking for other games other then elder scrolls/elden ring with such systems.

[Razer]

Originally posted by jchaosmaster:

Originally posted by hilburnashua:

Why, I think we have someone here Minagho would love to meet. Seems like just her kind of guy.

Don't know who that is but she sounds lovely.

Honestly with first look over the character sheet I thought Inquisitior looked fun. I thought I saw a version that summoned and I imagined a warrior of go summoning demons to drag the souls of sinners to hell..

This magus one Razer mentioned sounds more up my ally thought.

As to summoning being weak.. yea, so far the only game that ever made summoning legit cool was Final Fantasy X. I loved elder scrolls conjuration class and skill set. I been looking for other games other then elder scrolls/elden ring with such systems.

Yea summoning isn't super strong, but you can build around it to make them more powerful. There are a couple summons in the game that are very strong.

There's a class called Bloodseeker (basically a vampire) that can summon dire wolves at level 3 I think which is a level 4 spell normally. Which a pure spellcast with access to this spell would get at level 7 at the earliest. Then has a summon called bloody bone beast (which is an undead) that is very powerful. Powerful enough to kill stuff even on higher levels at the end of the game if buffed properly.

Most summons aren't particularly strong though, but they can be useful to keep enemies busy. I've never tried the demonic summons much.

There's also a Witch archetype that can get a spellcasting hag companion as part of their kit.

[jchaosmaster]

Yea this game really does sound up my ally. Now I can't wait to get home to make my character!

[Yannir]

Originally posted by jchaosmaster:

As to summoning being weak.. yea, so far the only game that ever made summoning legit cool was Final Fantasy X. I loved elder scrolls conjuration class and skill set. I been looking for other games other then elder scrolls/elden ring with such systems.

DOS2 has pretty good summoning IMO. You don't summon hordes of things, just 1 or 2 mooks that you then buff to the heavens. I wish the default minion was visually a bit more interesting but it works really well.