I just got the Guardian ability for my fighter, and now he dies all the time. The enemy hits a weak character, and the 50% damage transfer happens after armor reduction... so instead of being a super tank he is now super squishy. Is this intended? It seems really weird to give the opponent a way to automatically bypass his 15 Armor.
Should I just reload an earlier save form before I picked that ability?
Guardian Ability - is it detrimental?
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Re: Guardian Ability - is it detrimental?
It can be useful if backliners are very fragile. Can also give the healer a single target to focus healing on. It's worth taking but only very late game I think once you have support for it in place.
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Re: Guardian Ability - is it detrimental?
I’m around level 20 and for the last few levels the enemy never seems to even get a turn, let alone hurt anyone. I gave this to my fighter, but the rogue ability to conceal the party is pretty OP and allows my team to lay waste to the opposition.
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Re: Guardian Ability - is it detrimental?
The guardian ability is very useful for a narrow period of time before you get so powerful that the other side never gets a turn anyway.
Prior to getting it I could occasionally lose a back row practitioner if they were focus fired by archers or something. Once I got it, I never lost anyone again (that I can remember)
Worth getting
Prior to getting it I could occasionally lose a back row practitioner if they were focus fired by archers or something. Once I got it, I never lost anyone again (that I can remember)
Worth getting
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