I've decided to re-create one of my favorite LFR characters on Neverwinter. Gallandan the Knight of Flowers. I was going to make him a Guardian Fighter but I'm reading that the class sucks, so I'm deciding to make him a great weapon fighter. His concept is a Gold Elf Fey knight from the Moon Shae Isles.
So, he gets a boost to Dexterity. What are the reasons for going Dex or Con in this game. I understand the reasons in 4e, but I don't know Neverwinter that well.
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chaoscourtesanMember, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited May 2014
For each point beyond 10:
Con-
HP +2%
Damage resistance ignored +1%
You need a decent amount of DR ignored, so higher Con means less gear/enchants required for that.
For me a 15 con is as high as I wanted to go. The rest went to str/dex, as my GWF uses a lot of crit to take advantage of the severity, with feats and Vorpal.
A lot of people will have different opinions, and good arguments can be made for either side.
This is just what I do, not saying it's the best.
Rhyon Cawdorian GWF | Opa Loka TR | Cormac Argentus III DC | Annika Thornblade GF | Aerys Skydark HR | Bartin Findlor TR | Aellia Baalthrall CW | Lucan Hawkmoon CW | Opa Brahk GWF | Korzbyrk DC | Den Kruk GWF | Jherek Skarsin CW |
Roland Mac Sheonin GF | Tarron Direheart SW |
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shadowboxMember, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 0Arc User
You need a decent amount of DR ignored, so higher dex means less gear/enchants required for that.
Con is self explanatory.
For me a 15 con is as high as I wanted to go. The rest went to str/dex.
A lot of people will have different opinions, and good arguments can be made for either side.
This is just what I do, not saying it's the best.
That's GF not GWF ;-)
For GWF both are viable almost equally since more con means less arp to stack and thus more room for power enchantments/items. But ofc. the crit chance from Dex is a keeper as well. At the end of the day, it's a matter of taste if you will.
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chaoscourtesanMember, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited May 2014
OMG... I am so sorry, I clicked the wrong bookmark and snoozed through it. Thanks for catching it,
wixxgs1cht.
I am editing my post to correct it.
Edit: In the end, I was actually trying to say the same as wixxgs1cht said. I just posted the wrong data (corrected now, original bad data in post above this.) Apologies to all for that.. I guess I had a brain cramp.
Rhyon Cawdorian GWF | Opa Loka TR | Cormac Argentus III DC | Annika Thornblade GF | Aerys Skydark HR | Bartin Findlor TR | Aellia Baalthrall CW | Lucan Hawkmoon CW | Opa Brahk GWF | Korzbyrk DC | Den Kruk GWF | Jherek Skarsin CW |
Roland Mac Sheonin GF | Tarron Direheart SW |
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Con-
HP +2%
Damage resistance ignored +1%
Dex-
Critical Chance +1%
AoE resistance +1%
Deflect chance +.5%
You need a decent amount of DR ignored, so higher Con means less gear/enchants required for that.
For me a 15 con is as high as I wanted to go. The rest went to str/dex, as my GWF uses a lot of crit to take advantage of the severity, with feats and Vorpal.
A lot of people will have different opinions, and good arguments can be made for either side.
This is just what I do, not saying it's the best.
Roland Mac Sheonin GF | Tarron Direheart SW |
That's GF not GWF ;-)
For GWF both are viable almost equally since more con means less arp to stack and thus more room for power enchantments/items. But ofc. the crit chance from Dex is a keeper as well. At the end of the day, it's a matter of taste if you will.
wixxgs1cht.
I am editing my post to correct it.
Edit: In the end, I was actually trying to say the same as wixxgs1cht said. I just posted the wrong data (corrected now, original bad data in post above this.) Apologies to all for that.. I guess I had a brain cramp.
Roland Mac Sheonin GF | Tarron Direheart SW |