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I ended up sticking it out with sword and board rather than respecing. It's felt so fun getting down the perfect block timing to then stun enemies and control the flow of battle. And now that I've got the legendary sword, I feel unstoppable*
*until I'm surrounded by multiple enemies that are pretty strong
The Sword in the Stone or the one sold by the Ruin Raiders?
IIRC both drop from the mandragora guy whom you want to defeat anyway to get mandragora back. He is tough but he is just one enemy so you can go all in with traps and throwable items with the +100% damage accessory for those.
Both pretty much top tier among non 'big effort' things.
Easy alternative is pretty much only the 'great axe' with 90 damage.
Yeah, you can get legendary daggers instead, but at that point you would be able to defeat anything anyway.
Spear is by far worst in terms of getting something good in act 1. It does have some good 'super early' stuff and an amazing 'alternative' skill when used one handed.
Dagger has a point where you can relatively easily get ~30 damage ones with 0 effort, but those quickly get out of steam. Daggers generally have problem of not having enough damage to get through heavily armored enemies.
Axe/Sword are 2 main choices for sure.
Technically in end game daggers are viable due to great force generation but at that point any weapon would win you the game anyway.
Also if you don't plan on going full mind - getting ~40 STR once you got some starter utility traits is good idea and will allow you to use fists instead, which will be better until you get some top tier ones when paired with guarantee critical with fists accessory.
Easiest build for everything in the game though, I found to be 100% MIND caster with 100 focus and pre-cast thunderstorm, then blaze when its up. You 3-shot golems if no lightning hits, the toughest fight in the game behind the remnants hewer camp was boring, because i was waiting on focus regen to cast blaze. Just nuked everything!
Only question now is whether to use the Memory Loss potion just to recover the 3 LP I spent on Axe fighting...maybe switch from slingshot to bow...hmmm....