So in postgame, where do you go to buy/sell weapons?

[Someasianguy]

Really confused on this.

[Ta'veren]

You can get improved armors from all the previous vendors if their quests (idols) have been completed and/or their affinity is high enough

But most endgame gear have to be "farmed" in the Everfall or on BBI

[Nicholas Steel]

You buy/sell them at the exact same place in Gran Soren... only the Innkeeper moves.

[Ta'veren]

The vendor at Greatwall has good gear if you give him enough of his favourite gift. So does the girl if you completed her quest (she'll be in Casadis then), and the "they're masterworks all"guy.

But, the best gear drops in Everfall (2-5% drop rate, but you can use the godsbane exploit to get what you want). There are also 2 new vendors who show up in the Everfall chambers (use the wiki to get exact locations)

[AYAYA_DINOZAVR]

But weapon strongest than in Gran Soren sells dude from BB, i forget his name, but it is very expensive, thouh more effective.

[Someasianguy]

I just remembered that little ugly dwarf somehow ended up as my um .."lover".
So he moved into my house.
but thanks guys, I'll just go hunting in the everfall then.

[danheg]

Originally posted by Nicholas Steel:

You buy/sell them at the exact same place in Gran Soren... only the Innkeeper moves.

The forger also moves.

[Someasianguy]

Ive heard about some people having some really good loot, so how many weapons are there? Are there just variations?
Because I dont remember seeing that many weapons on the wiki

[Elazul]

Post game you should have at least one decent weapon from beating Grigori. Would stick with that and then head to BBI and use that to get a lvl 2 BBI weapon and then farm the hell ouf of Diamon for a lvl 3 weapon.

[Someasianguy]

Originally posted by Elazul:

Post game you should have at least one decent weapon from beating Grigori. Would stick with that and then head to BBI and use that to get a lvl 2 BBI weapon and then farm the hell ouf of Diamon for a lvl 3 weapon.

Well I got the dragon weapons after defeating the dragon. But my pawn is super weak, she keeps getting knocked down. Shes only an archwizard, so its not like I can deck her out in heavy armor. Against the regular stuff like saurians and what not she does well, but against the dragon shes constantly down, nearly to the point where shes useless.

[Candy Witch]

When you look at your pawn's Inclinations on her Profile, which ones are listed?

It's possible that her inclinations make her prone to behavior which puts her in danger often, which would explain why she's constantly down.

For example, if you fight in melee a lot and she's set as "Guardian", she's going to be hanging around you too often and get the brunt of attacks with you.

[Ta'veren]

What's her inclinations? You might want to check that.

You might want to make sure she's not a scather. I think challenger/utilatarian works well for support sorcerer. And, did you spend time in other vocations? Fighter/warrior/strider have good augments for a sorcerer to decrease incoming damage.

Also, one technique to get good gear (BBI lvl 1 equivalent), is to farm the chests in the Everfall. Do the wiki research to see where a good staff and robes, etc will drop, and go farm that chests with the godsbane exploit (save game, open chest, don't like what you get, godsbane kill self, try again, repeat till happy)

[Someasianguy]

primary is scather
secondary is medicant
I went to the pawn guild and sat in the chair, it only let me change her secondary inclination

also, Im noticing a lot of gates around the everfall that have a symbol on their map location. Any way I can open these up? Or are they there for no reason?

[Candy Witch]

Originally posted by Someasianguy:

primary is scather
secondary is medicant
I went to the pawn guild and sat in the chair, it only let me change her secondary inclination

Knowledge chairs only allow you to swap the secondary and tertiary inclinations.

If you want to really change a pawn's inclinations on a fundamental level, you need Elixirs. You can buy these for RC from Johnathan, an NPC in the Encampment who stands around the Riftstone there. You can use Elixirs to boost other inclinations so they take priority and basically "re-program" your pawn's behavior patterns.

As written above, Scather is a behavior pattern that provokes the pawn to engage in melee a lot or stand nearby enemies when casting, which can be detrimental to casters who use long-range spells with long casting times. It only works well if they exclusively use spells that have short casting times and low amounts of animation frame-locks. Since Sorcerers tend to use high-damage spells with long casting times, this inclination creates unfavorable situations for them. Challenger and Mitigator are more preferable to take priority over Scather. If your Arisen engages in melee a lot, Guardian should be set low and Pioneer is preferable. If you stay at a range yourself a lot while letting support pawns take the melee field, those two work well the other way around.

Originally posted by Someasianguy:

also, Im noticing a lot of gates around the everfall that have a symbol on their map location. Any way I can open these up? Or are they there for no reason?

The locked gates all around the Everfall chambers? Those will never open, you can ignore them. I always figured they were placed all over the place like that to tease and frustrate the players.

[Someasianguy]

I'll go to the encampment then and look for him, thanks.

[Someasianguy]

I bought one of the elixirs, it only changed the secondary.