sorcerer pawn should hv what inclination? and size?

[MR.hyde]

hi, i want to play a sorcerer and since the pawn mimics me it's advised that i get a sorcerer pawn too? well at least thats the plan for now, i wonder what inclination should the pawn get? challenger or mitigator? or both?

aquisitor states the pawn collects "hidden" items, do they hv a sense for secrets? is it wise for a new player to give the pawn aquisitor?

last question, what size should my pawn hv? i am conflicted since the bigger the pawn the more he can carry but a small pawn gets effective combat stats in form of quick stamina regeneration! i read sorcs use alot of stamina and i am not afraid to pay 105% stamina cost if i regain the max amount SO MUCH FASTER as a big guy would :O

also big guys get stagger resist, how often does a sorc really need stagger resist? do the enemys seek out channeling sorcs? is stagger even applicable to sorcs, the same way as in other games concentration?

[thrashie]

From what i've read so far you want Util as first inclination for the spell syncing to work well
And you prolly dont want aquisitor anywhere near your list unless you dont mind it running off to loot instead of fight. :)

[Spelunker]

If you have more than one Sorcerer it speeds up spellcasting as they sync together (if they know the same spell) especially if you have Utilitarian as an inclination.
N.B. Hiring a sorcerer with a 3* bestiary will also help in teaching your pawn the most effective spells for different beasts.

If you don't have a mainly 3* bestiary though I'd choose Challenger as your main inclination (keeps your sorcerer at range so won't get interupted) with Utlitarian second (to help syncing). I like Mitigator third (takes out weak enimies) and perhaps Medicant fourth (encourages use of High Voidspell to get rid of debilitations). so:

At low level Challenger/Utilitarian/Mitigator/Mendicant

Once you have a good bestiary put Utiliatrain first.

http://dragonsdogma.wikia.com/wiki/Pawn_Inclination_troubleshooting

[MR.hyde]

Originally posted by thrashie:

From what i've read so far you want Util as first inclination for the spell syncing to work well
And you prolly dont want aquisitor anywhere near your list unless you dont mind it running off to loot instead of fight. :)

hey, i stalked ur profile and saw u hv played skyrim and skyrim special edition for hundreds of hours and that made me curious. was ur old skyrim not modded to a degree that it looked better then skyrim special edition? r there better mods for the special edition? or is there another reason that u hv spend so many hours in both skyrims?

[thrashie]

Originally posted by MR.hyde:

hey, i stalked ur profile and saw u hv played skyrim and skyrim special edition for hundreds of hours and that made me curious. was ur old skyrim not modded to a degree that it looked better then skyrim special edition? r there better mods for the special edition? or is there another reason that u hv spend so many hours in both skyrims?

didnt use mods on first one.. kinda looked good enough to me back then :)
got SE for free and had not played original in ages
played SE with only handful of mods.. most notably the inigo follower
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/1461/?

wanted to start over with a bunch of mods once i finished most of the bigger quests but then this game pulled me back in.
usually modding isnt a good thing for me.. end up wasting all my time on modding and hardly any gaming.

[MR.hyde]

Originally posted by thrashie:

usually modding isnt a good thing for me.. end up wasting all my time on modding and hardly any gaming.

happens to me too, sometimes i get nostalgic and install an old gem like skyrim, mod it to the max, play the tutorial and then dont touch it again ;D D;