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Kosh had techmages.
Just to have at least one game without one of the most boring and cliché characters, lol.
And who did you think the Katarians were?
Suggest something interesting. Is a Healer not cliché? Is a Rogue not cliché? Hmm... maybe a Warrior-Barbarian isn't cliché? Is a Hunter not cliché? Hmm... The very presence of in-game skills implies some combination of them - for convenience and to create a powerful character. And all of this has long been invented - that's why it's cliché. But it's also effective.
No, you can, of course, mix things up - a warrior with healing magic and invisibility, but that's just a cliché paladin, or who knows what you'll end up with.
Who did I imagine them as? I don't know, I associate warriors from the Dungeon more with assassins, and Katarians more with powerful fire mages and all that.
No, you can, of course, create a mix – a warrior with healing magic and invisibility, but that's just a generic paladin, or who knows what you'll end up with.
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Who did you picture? I don't know, I associate the warriors from Dungeon more with assassins, and the Catharians more with powerful fire mages and all that.
Yeah, for me, Dungeon is more associated with thieves and assassins, but as for the Catharians... I always saw them more as warriors/inventors, maybe even with firearms. But whatever.
Never seen invisible paladins.
I have an invisible Paladin in Oblivion. He's a Khajiit.
Have you seen him?
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт
So, you were going to play as a mage anyway? I thought you liked warriors and paladins.
Yeah, I also associated the Dungeon more with thieves and assassins, but as for the Cataphracts... I always saw them more as warriors/inventors, maybe even with firearms. But never mind.)
I already wrote that I want to choose an unconventional character, but mainly for myself, and only for myself.
Warriors, Paladins, Inventors, and all that, I left for the first and third factions (forgot the names). And the Cataphracts, for some reason, are with mages. I don't even know, they really value the most powerful and talented, and you can still learn to wield a sword, but it's unlikely you'll be able to develop magic in that way.)
It's unlikely that you'll be able to develop magic in that way.
My character in Oblivion was successful.
In my opinion, magic is something you're born with. It's generally accepted that way. Otherwise, everyone would develop it. As for this game, if anyone could summon demons, nothing would be left of the Haven. So, mages are still rare. And in Catharia, they value the exceptional and unique.
By the way, the "Catharian Assassin" skill works well with combat spells. Landing a critical hit with a fireball at the beginning of a battle...:D
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Actually, I probably won't change it. The last bonuses aren't suitable for a mage.
He probably played Panzer too much.
By creating the "Catharian Assassin" skill, I primarily made a reference to a group within the mafia I planned. This doesn't mean that everyone around them is an assassin.