As you level up, these are the Talents you will require to maximise your build: On the Talents screen put your first point into Deft Hands in the Rogue tree, and your second point into Dual-Weapon Training in the Dual Weapon tree.
Other Skills are not required, so spend them where you wish. As you level up, these are the Skills you will require to maximise your build:Ĭoercion, Improved Coercion, Expert Coercion, Master CoercionĬombat Training, Improved Combat Training, Expert Combat Training, Master Combat Training
This character will be handling all of the Persuasion attempts needed for an achievement, which will require high Coercion and Cunning. On the Skills screen, put your solitary point into Coercion.
It is also possible to gain 4 "free" permanent points in Strength, so you only need to assign 16 points into Strength yourself. As such, you only need to assign 22 points into Dexterity yourself. *Note: It will be possible, further in the game, to gain 8 “free” permanent points in Dexterity by utilising Specialisations and Fade Essences. If you find yourself unable to use your Talents often, put some points into Willpower. If you find yourself losing health easily, put some points into Constitution. From then on, most of your attribute points will be going into Cunning. This will allow you to use the best daggers available in the game. Stop putting points in Strength when it reaches 20 and stop putting points in Dexterity when it reaches 30* (see the note below). This will give you starting attributes of:Īs you level up through the game, share the points between Strength, Dexterity and Cunning. Put two points into Dexterity and three into Cunning. You will start the game, thanks the Racial bonuses of being a Dwarf, with a decently high score in both Dexterity and Cunning. This will give you an extremely high damage-per-second output and a great chance of dodging incoming damage. We will be concentrating on a dual-handed dagger build, based mainly around Cunning. Levelling plan: A Rogue’s greatest assets are in Dexterity and Cunning.
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