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So more or less 'Shield Amulet' > 'Amulet of Power'?
I've just tried to find the best item setup possible and 'Amulet of Power' was the one I found.
But if 'Amulet of Power' is better overall than 'Shield Amulet' I will stick with that, which also results in 'Shield' keeping its place.
The reason I opted out of picking 'Blindness'(even if it's really useful) is because I picked 'Power Word, Blind' at level 8, making 'Blindness' just a weaker version of it. But I might be wrong.
At least that is my understanding of the two spells.
Power Word: Blind's decent due to no-save so understand that, though it's duration is super-short compared to Blindness. Blindness can really help when you're up against hordes in BG1.
I'm just still very torn between Glitterdust and Resist Fear however.
But yeah, Glitterdust does seem to become redundant the moment Power Word, Blind & True Sight comes into play, because those two seems to basically be Glitterdust that's been split into two spells with more power. Do you guys also feels that this is true?
What about Emotion: Hopelessness, is that spell viable? Do creatures wake up from sleep if they're hit? Emotion: Hopelessness can prove a valuable addition and it should also replace Resist Fear since I'm going solo.
I've also switched some spells around.
This is what I have currently:
The spell order could use some work I guess, if anyone have any insight on this matter I would gladly accept it.
I'm not sure if I should replace Death Spell with Death Fog, both alternatives seems viable and both gets rid of summons. Disregarding the summon slaying ability, which one of these do you think would prove most useful until the very end?
I also read that all the Sequencers and Contingencies along with Spell Trigger can be used at the same time, not just 2x Spell Trigger for example. Which is why I have them all.
The only reason why I have Identify and Knock is because I'm a slave to my own greed, if I miss an oppurtunity to gain wealth (opening a chest for example) I get panic attacks.
Do it!
You took Web but no Cloudkill?.
I would also swap out Identify for Chromatic Orb which scales very well like Spook and why bother with Grease when you can use Sleep which will make your starting game so much easier.
Forget that i see what your doing , Dont need them when you have wands.
I did, I was opting to take Death Fog but I've taken other stuff instead.
Chromatic Orb has been included, it replaced Shield. Identify is QoL that I really want.
Grease I use to combo with Web etc. I don't want Sleep due to it being a wasted slot in BG2, even if it's really powerful in BG1, I've been guided to search for Wands/Scrolls of Sleep to make up for this shortcoming.
This is what I currently have:
I currently lack the knowledge to pick spells that'll combo really well even if I've read some cheesy tactics, after my first playthrough I will discard what I found useless and keep what I found useful as well as learn how to combo my spells efficiently.
'Time Stop' + 'Mind Flayer Shape' combo will be nasty though.