Leader looks very interesting to me from a tactical viewpoint but I will earn my spurs as a Marksman or Fighter until I am more comfortable with the WH40K universe. Hopefully won't take me too long as I have played all the usual CRPG suspects over the last 25 years (so, yes, I'm another grey-beard gamer!). Thanks for all the excellent content 😁
Thank you! Your rationale makes perfect sense, though I feel I'm going to pick a leader archetype for my first playthrough nonetheless :) On another hand though, if tabletop 40k experience can be of any reference, psykers in the long run are way more powerful than everything else, so maybe adept then...
well, this isn't a 1-by-1 adaptation of the tabletop rules, so it remains to be seen. They've been candid in interviews that this is their interpretation rather than a by-the-books conversion.
I'm not a fan of the Warhammer stuff -- but managing a ship and crew? That part sounds good. I don't seem to have the patience to complete bigger CRPGs anymore -- e.g., loved the set up and theory crafting of Baldur's Gate, but never got beyond the first chapter.
It comes a little deeper into the campaign, but oh yeah there's turn-based ship-to-ship combat here, with you needing to manage armor and other things on your ship just like with a character. It's SUPER in-depth and I imagine is going to scratch an itch for a LOT of players.
This was a beta guide; the launch versions are called different things. I'm currently spinning out live guides for the full release, so stay tuned. (Soldier is the new Marksman)
Dont know much about warhammer lore but i must say this game looks incredible. Big fan of owlcat i have over 140 hours in wraith of the righteous
Get ready!
It’s an incredible IP and is a universe with so much deep lore. I hope this game is a successful gateway for newbies to join the 40K community.
This is still a pre release beta too. Final game is in a much much Better state. I’m hyped
Leader looks very interesting to me from a tactical viewpoint but I will earn my spurs as a Marksman or Fighter until I am more comfortable with the WH40K universe. Hopefully won't take me too long as I have played all the usual CRPG suspects over the last 25 years (so, yes, I'm another grey-beard gamer!).
Thanks for all the excellent content 😁
Sounds like a plan!
I just jumped in as a noble with the leader archetype. My character's entire existence is just bossing everyone around and I love it!
@@emilyh2500 nice
Good suggestions, I'll keep this in mind when I get the game
Enjoy!
Thank you! Your rationale makes perfect sense, though I feel I'm going to pick a leader archetype for my first playthrough nonetheless :) On another hand though, if tabletop 40k experience can be of any reference, psykers in the long run are way more powerful than everything else, so maybe adept then...
well, this isn't a 1-by-1 adaptation of the tabletop rules, so it remains to be seen. They've been candid in interviews that this is their interpretation rather than a by-the-books conversion.
I'm not a fan of the Warhammer stuff -- but managing a ship and crew? That part sounds good. I don't seem to have the patience to complete bigger CRPGs anymore -- e.g., loved the set up and theory crafting of Baldur's Gate, but never got beyond the first chapter.
It comes a little deeper into the campaign, but oh yeah there's turn-based ship-to-ship combat here, with you needing to manage armor and other things on your ship just like with a character. It's SUPER in-depth and I imagine is going to scratch an itch for a LOT of players.
Definitely excited for this!
It's almost here!
Thank you for this guide!!
Sure thing!
imma go swashbuckling pistol and chainsword marksman.
Very cool!
Let's gooo!!!
Launch is almost upon us!
The is no Marksman role in the character creation, where can i get it?
This was a beta guide; the launch versions are called different things. I'm currently spinning out live guides for the full release, so stay tuned. (Soldier is the new Marksman)