Shaman is, forgive the pun, fairly beastly. It seems pretty hard to go wrong with them, really. Lots of ranged AOE that debuffs or stuns the enemy in some way as well as a pack of summons to distract them. Spiritmancer deserves its "easy", new player friendly rating.
I've had a friend stream some Sultan for me and gush about it. I've done a complete (I think? The character story might have broke for me) Shaman run and have taken a stab at the Jackal and Spiritmancer. I dunno, i love blade dancer for the mobility design and dance-play, but I feel like it could be ramped up a bit, and please fix that last skill. that's pretty much what it's best at), but even it's final skill is complete trash, and less useful than it's first skills. The blade dancer is a fun class, and can do quite a lot of things when you get to really know how to use it (mainly running away. ontop of being able to upgrade your buildings even on conquered ouposts/cities. being able to just build up your incomes right there without having to conquest is a huge advantage. The sultan definately has it's major advantages even aside from that. I was able to start clearing treasure dungeons with level 9 equipment. I mean, i had this complaint about not being able to defeat the flame mage in the crater with a level 20 blade dancer, but i just destroyed this thing at level 10 with my sultan. Maybe it's fine".īut then i played the sultan, and just waltzed through battles and even bosses that there's no way i could have beaten with the blade dancer that early on. Once i was endgame with a full outfit of orange treasure, the game was a breeze, so i was like "Oh, okay. I started with the blade dancer, and could immediately tell that something was off-kilter.
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