Character Building Hints

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There are a huge range of character building options in Brilliance & Shadow, and its possible to make poorly optimized characters without some guidance. As you become more familiar with the system don't be afraid to experiment outside the box and take less obvious choices, but newer players may find these hints useful.

  • When picking primary statistics looking for synergies with the skills and powers you intend to use. If you intend to make a character who uses Light melee weapons or Ranged weapons (which can use Dexterity instead of strength) you don't need to raise Strength to improve your combat rolls.
  • Most characters will eventually need to engage in combat. Even predominantly social or knowledge based characters should have some option to succeed in a combat situation. Most characters will benefit from taking at least 3 Skill Points in a suitable weapon skill matching their highest physical statistic (Strength or Dexterity) or a damage dealing ability from their Source powers.