Otherwise, consider « Broadswipe » that deals bonus damage to ALL enemies within range. You may switch from Leaf enchanted weapon to Fire enchanted weapon after you build up enough hp shield.
« Fire » can clean up those 2-HP annoying thingies without losing precious action points. It’s a good safeguard to stack a few before entering the major confrontation. « Leaf » provides a stackable damage absorbing shield. « Fire » or « Leaf (stunt)» effect would be multiplied by the number of reaction strikes. « Zealous Leap », though only usable every other turn, offers more flexibility, either ending a turn with an attack or on guard. « Paladin » could also do the trick, and it is done every turn. « Heroism » adds one additional action once in a combat, compared to « Battledance » & « Zealous Leap » combo, which adds one additional attack every other turn. With both skills, the warrior can perform two attacks or attack & guard combos, after a leap. « Battledance » allows two attacks or one attack and then guard, while « Zealous Leap » lets him jump into a proper position without spending an action point.
Team synergy: A sniper with « Archery » skill and/or a melee rogue with « Thornfang » skill. This would enable the warrior to clean up 3 ~ 4 approaching threats very early in the game. Coupled with « Long Reach » and a long range weapon (spear) offers a sweeping radius of 3. The warrior reacts to any movement within his weapon range, including those moving away. « Vigilance » allows the warrior to easily perform 4 (or more, depending on potency) reaction strikes. I doubt any other game will grab me like Wildermyth has or make me feel all the feels quite the same way.Vigilance, Long Reach, Battledance, Zealous Leap As insane as it sounds, this may be my game of the year.
And I know I have hundreds more hours of adventuring to complete. I've played with dozens of characters, no two the same. After three campaigns and 30+ hours of gameplay, I'm still learning new strategies, discovering new events, and facing new enemies. I've felt incredible highs when luck turns my way, and I've felt dreadful lows when an unlucky event maims a key character. I've felt incredible relief landing a winning blow with my last standing character when failure seemed all but certain. I've faced moral dilemmas when forced to sacrifice a prized veteran to win a seemly impossible match. I never would've imagined that I'd feel such attachment to procedurally-generated characters, but the combination of leveling up, gearing up, and gradually evolving your character through random events creates a brilliant uniqueness for each character, one that feels much deeper than it has any right to. I never would've imagined that I'd feel such attachment to procedurally-generated characters, but One of the best games I've played all year. One of the best games I've played all year.
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