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Tactical Retreat functions as a self-teleport that allows the caster to pretty much go anywhere visible—usually a higher ground in order to rain down volleys of hatred on anyone below them. Other times, it's great for making melee enemies waste their AP on moving to a target that keeps retreat

Support mains have always had their own sets of unique and frustrating problems with the game. Trying to heal and protect your team requires a massively different skill set compared to defeating opponents, and when it comes to Thresh it can be especially painful to see players ignore the lantern you provide to give them a quick shortcut across the

For the Red Prince, venture passed Black Ring territory and head to the southern Alter of Zorl Stissa. The Shadow Prince waits, and the outcome changes depending on if Sebille is nearby. If the Red Prince is a main avatar and Sebille is a companion, players will have the option of enslaving her back to the Shadow Prince. If Sebille is the main avatar she will assault the Shadow Prince and override the Red Prince’s questline. If Sebille his comment is here absent (either unchained or dead) the Shadow Prince will inform the party that Sadha is an agent of the God King and requests you slay her. Players can choose to agree, decline, or attack the Shadow Prince. If he lives, he will also ask that you deal with other factions on the isle, including the Elven Mother Tree and Sallow Man side que

Due to the fragile nature of Spellcasters, they should always consider casting their Skills from a safe distance. Ideally, the further they are, the harder it takes for enemies to hit them. For instance, a hard-hitting melee boss would have to spend a lot of AP just to travel near the Spellcaster to land a hit. Likewise, even some ranged enemies would need to waste AP just to get a clear shot of the Spellcas

In civil abilities, if the Enchanter is the main character, persuasion is the most useful. Otherwise, loremaster is great for identifying weapons and armor while thievery could be useful for a stealthier player who likes snatching from pockets and picking locks. Another great stealth ability is sneaking which helps characters perform sneak atta

For instance, Spellcasters can always serve as the last-in, first-out of a combat encounter. Thanks to their distance control, they can dish out powerful AOEs from a distance and then leave combat. That way, the melee combatants can finish the battle without the Spellcaster risking their safety. Likewise, the fast-paced healing of non-combat exploration can help Spellcasters regenerate their CDs, get back to battle, and exit just as quic

That's why its rather surprising that Breathing Bubble exists as a way to counteract cloud effects. Not only are cloud effects uncommon but they're also not threatening enough to warrant a specific counteractive skill. It does prevent Death Fog damage, but that's easy to avoid any

Outside of the Scoundrel skill line, the rest of these don't require the player to change what choice of weapons they use. The Scoundrel skill line requires one or two daggers to be equipped. An alternative for Enchanters that still want to be deadly from afar can go into the Huntsman skill line. Now that we've covered the alternatives, let's go over the base skill li

Attributes, Combat Abilities, Civil Abilities, and Talents are all the other things players have to decide on when leveling up. Attributes are the main points that decide what a player is capable of using and learning. Combat Abilities affect the effectiveness of skill lines, weapons, and defensive tactics. Civil abilities affect playable actions outside of combat. Talents are used both in and out of combat and are useful in a multitude of w

Glitter Dust looks like a standard ranger tool but it's not really that practical in most fights. It merely gives enemies less change to dodge and prevents them from going invisible. That second part is wasted since enemies that usually go invisible tend to follow it up with an attack that dispels their invisibility any

The attributes are broken down into Strength, Finesse, Intelligence, Constitution, Memory, and Wits. For an Enchanter, the most important of these are Intelligence as it affects the percentage of damage dealt with magical abilities. If the player is interested in the Scoundrel or Huntsman skill lines they should also sink several points into Finesse as it affects dagger and bow damage as well as critical damage. Outside of these, Memory helps the player learn more skills and Wits is helpful for critical chance and initiat

Depending on playstyle, the player can add any of these skill lines, a mixture, or none at all. Just using the base skill lines is still a very viable option for players who want to stay as a pure mage. What skills in the pyrokinetic and geomancer skill line are the b

Ideally, Spellcasters should get the Far Out Man Talent to further increase their Skill range by 2-meters. This is a huge leap of distance, as this essentially allows Spellcasters to be almost out of combat range from all enemies in the field. Likewise, this gives Spellcasters easy access to exits should they need to resupply or reposition themselves in battle. Remember, Spellcasters rely on their intellect and wits to outsmart the enemies - and being able to attack from a distance immediately expands their battle opti