I like to choose my pc and npc's weapon focus and specialization types (+accuracy and +damage, respectively) fairly early in their progression. This thread is mainly to help me plan my next party as I'm sure I didn't find everything. Plus, I didn't do the endless paths, and probably wont this playthrough (I'm very near the end of the game).

I want a gunslinger ranger as my pc, and I plan on creating 3 npc's at the inn, for a party of 4. I have the pistol St. Graham's Spark, and it looks great and was the deciding factor for which build my next pc would be.

Party:
Ranger (pistols)
Rogue (fast weapon, all points to stealth)
Rogue (fast weapon, all points to mechanics)
Fighter (tank, any one-handed weapon, heaviest armor and shield - don't care about weapon speed or -accuracies)

With this party I'll drag along game companions until their quests are completed, then expel them.


So - what are your favorite unique weapons you've found?

Thanks, I'll take that into account for one of my rogues next game.

This game, my rogue dual wielded stilletto's (the one found on lvl 1 of endless paths after dealing with Maerwald, and the 2nd bought at a vendor in Copperlane ..... I think that's where I bought it anyway). I'd have to start the game up to get the names of them. Too busy today ;)



------ ok, the endless paths stilletto was Oidhreacht, and the other I bought in Gilded Vale after the smithy quest, Azureith's Stiletto. The 2nd one is amazing - it includes Spell Striking: Jolting Touch, which, when it happens (fairly often), it does shock damage - not just to the enemy it hits, but also to all surrounding enemies - which is extremely useful during cluster battles. I'll be looking for other weapons that grant similar attacks for all my characters no matter what weapon class they are in.

Lead Spitter with Penetrating Shot modal on my cipher PC. *sniff*

Can you smell the Roquefort? ^^

Any draining weapons. They feel like cheating.