Back in the Baldur's Gate 1 days, I used to have multiple rogues and just decimate with throwing knives, sneak attacks and short swords. Memories so fond, I remember them from 20 years ago vividly. I'm about to do my first play through of kingmaker and I'm going rogue. Good content bro.
Sickened enemy received -2 to attack, damage, saving throw etc etc. The Thug need to sneak attack an enemy before applying the brutal beating. The real power behind the Thug subclass is the ability to fear enemy when you succeed any persuasion check. This makes dazzling display an unlimited AOE fear.
Do thugs get Cornugan Smash for free? They don't, I think. Still, Cornugan Smash on a Thug means that you have a chance on fearing them each time you hit. When they run away, you get an opportunity attack. Add Shatter defenses and they are flat-footed when you attack them while feared. Free sneak attack. Then take the feat for a free dazzling display on a kill and no one will be able to come close and harm you ever again.
Sounds great. My only issue is I do not like fear as having enemies running all over the place is dangerous. You can run into more enemies chasing them down or just have your party split up when some chase and others do not. Apart from that sounds like a good strategy
Hello! I dont know if you mention in this video (i have a bit of bad hearing) but i like using rogues like how I do mainly in for example Dragon age Origins etc where i dont emphasise a lot of sneaking i just like the aspect of dual wielding and dealing a lot of damage while being on squisher side, not like total glass cannon. Is there any good build with rogue where i can do that? For example knife master?
@@rangertony Okay thanks! Good to know it can work that way too, I hope it wont punish me too much with me not utilizing sneak attacks as much i should
Thanks I have thought about that but frankly I have always been a little disappointed by Monks in previous games I am not sure why but whenever I try to play them they do not seem to be that enjoyable to me Just like there are other classes I generally do not enjoy playing like Cleric I guess I might play with it a bit off camera and see how it goes though, and if there is something interesting there I might do some videos on it
@@rangertony Aasimar Plumekith (Gurada-blooded): +2 racial bonus to Dexterity and Wisdom, +2 racial bonus on Mobility and Athletics, and can use the Invisibility spell once per day.
Gnomes and Halflings do have some advantages, they get various bonus to different things. Too many to quickly list here. I just feel that the weapon limitations mean that I would generally only used them for Spell Casters or Rogues, and in fact they are almost designed that way. Halflings are really designed to be Rogues and Gnomes are designed to be Spell Casters (either Wizard or Sorcerer primarily) They both also make good Kineticists
Back in the Baldur's Gate 1 days, I used to have multiple rogues and just decimate with throwing knives, sneak attacks and short swords. Memories so fond, I remember them from 20 years ago vividly. I'm about to do my first play through of kingmaker and I'm going rogue. Good content bro.
As a 'grey' gamer myself it's nice to see someone closer to my age doing these types of 'advice' videos for my favourite type of game. Keep it up :)
Thanks for the support
this guy make the only guides on this game that actually works, TNX!!
I thought I could hear my stomach growling.
It's your dog. Too funny
rapier is a great pick it has the highest crit chance at 18+ x2 damage.just my 2 cents but everything you said was spot on great video.
Sickened enemy received -2 to attack, damage, saving throw etc etc. The Thug need to sneak attack an enemy before applying the brutal beating. The real power behind the Thug subclass is the ability to fear enemy when you succeed any persuasion check. This makes dazzling display an unlimited AOE fear.
Thanks for the info
Do thugs get Cornugan Smash for free? They don't, I think. Still, Cornugan Smash on a Thug means that you have a chance on fearing them each time you hit. When they run away, you get an opportunity attack. Add Shatter defenses and they are flat-footed when you attack them while feared. Free sneak attack. Then take the feat for a free dazzling display on a kill and no one will be able to come close and harm you ever again.
Sounds great. My only issue is I do not like fear as having enemies running all over the place is dangerous. You can run into more enemies chasing them down or just have your party split up when some chase and others do not.
Apart from that sounds like a good strategy
@@rangertony true. Without the Thug Archetype, they are just shaken, which still works for shatter defenses.
pathfinder :kingmaker introduction to rogue+dog Snoring =priceless
Your voice is great, hope you will play Wrath of the righteous!
Rogue is insane. Been playing it since 2nd Edition.
I've tried a few blind builds and they haven't been good. Now I'm ready for my first good char. Greetings from Brazil.
Have fun!
@@rangertony Thank you.
Great informative video
Snoring dog! LOL!! good information though, thanks!
Great Vid! Keep up the good work!
Great vid!
Thanks
the elven curved blade counts as a martial weapon if your an elven rouge
Hello! I dont know if you mention in this video (i have a bit of bad hearing) but i like using rogues like how I do mainly in for example Dragon age Origins etc where i dont emphasise a lot of sneaking i just like the aspect of dual wielding and dealing a lot of damage while being on squisher side, not like total glass cannon. Is there any good build with rogue where i can do that? For example knife master?
Yes I would recommended knife master for that type of build.
@@rangertony Okay thanks! Good to know it can work that way too, I hope it wont punish me too much with me not utilizing sneak attacks as much i should
Tony, you should try a team/party of straight monks.
Thanks
I have thought about that but frankly I have always been a little disappointed by Monks in previous games
I am not sure why but whenever I try to play them they do not seem to be that enjoyable to me
Just like there are other classes I generally do not enjoy playing like Cleric I guess
I might play with it a bit off camera and see how it goes though, and if there is something interesting there I might do some videos on it
@@rangertony Aasimar
Plumekith (Gurada-blooded): +2 racial bonus to Dexterity and Wisdom, +2 racial bonus on Mobility and Athletics, and can use the Invisibility spell once per day.
Are there any advantage to play as Gnome or Halfing at all?
Gnomes and Halflings do have some advantages, they get various bonus to different things. Too many to quickly list here.
I just feel that the weapon limitations mean that I would generally only used them for Spell Casters or Rogues, and in fact they are almost designed that way. Halflings are really designed to be Rogues and Gnomes are designed to be Spell Casters (either Wizard or Sorcerer primarily) They both also make good Kineticists