GearBlade654
One Thousand Club
OPTIONS:
Hmm, a tank or healer?
I have some options, but I'll ask for an opinion on who to pick.
Baldwin, the Leper
Baldwin is ridiculously tough and strong. He relies on taking an action to prepare his attack, and strike with devastating force with his giant sword.
His downfalls are speed and accuracy, not to mention he does absolutely nothing in the back. Baldwin is the slowest of the options I have here.
Reynauld, the Crusader
Reynauld is tough and hits hard, but he can't soak up as many hits as Baldwin or the guy coming next. Reynauld deals decent damage with his longword (even better vs the undead), but he was some versatility as a healer, mental debuff remover, and he can strike multiple enemies at once unlike Baldwin.
Barristan, the Man at Arms
Barristan is tough, but has the weakest damage out of the bunch. His strength revolves around soaking up the damage for his allies, and counter attacking.
Junia, the Vestal
Junia can't take too much damage, but even as a healer she has access to surprisingly powerful attacks. Junia is at her best healing her allies or the entire party (her heals are unlimited), but if Junia has nothing to heal she has pretty good attacks.
Alhazred, the Occultist
Alhazred is the most RNG dependent of the bunch. Alhazred has decent attacks, but he can't take much damage at all. His powers rely on debuffing for his allies to attack, and his heal is weird. One second he heals somebody to full and the next he does absolutely nothing and gives them the Bleeding status.
EDIT: I lied. Barristan actually has the lowest HP and defensive stats of the three tanks. He's a tank/support hybrid who boosts his allies with buffs.
Reynauld and Baldwin both possess defensive buffs and taunts wrapped into one but Barristan is the only one with an actual counter attack, not to mention he will actually soak up any damage for an ally he chooses to guard.
Oh, did I mention that Barristan gains a defense boost if he guards somebody?
Hmm, a tank or healer?
I have some options, but I'll ask for an opinion on who to pick.
Baldwin, the Leper
Baldwin is ridiculously tough and strong. He relies on taking an action to prepare his attack, and strike with devastating force with his giant sword.
His downfalls are speed and accuracy, not to mention he does absolutely nothing in the back. Baldwin is the slowest of the options I have here.
Reynauld, the Crusader
Reynauld is tough and hits hard, but he can't soak up as many hits as Baldwin or the guy coming next. Reynauld deals decent damage with his longword (even better vs the undead), but he was some versatility as a healer, mental debuff remover, and he can strike multiple enemies at once unlike Baldwin.
Barristan, the Man at Arms
Barristan is tough, but has the weakest damage out of the bunch. His strength revolves around soaking up the damage for his allies, and counter attacking.
Junia, the Vestal
Junia can't take too much damage, but even as a healer she has access to surprisingly powerful attacks. Junia is at her best healing her allies or the entire party (her heals are unlimited), but if Junia has nothing to heal she has pretty good attacks.
Alhazred, the Occultist
Alhazred is the most RNG dependent of the bunch. Alhazred has decent attacks, but he can't take much damage at all. His powers rely on debuffing for his allies to attack, and his heal is weird. One second he heals somebody to full and the next he does absolutely nothing and gives them the Bleeding status.
EDIT: I lied. Barristan actually has the lowest HP and defensive stats of the three tanks. He's a tank/support hybrid who boosts his allies with buffs.
Reynauld and Baldwin both possess defensive buffs and taunts wrapped into one but Barristan is the only one with an actual counter attack, not to mention he will actually soak up any damage for an ally he chooses to guard.
Oh, did I mention that Barristan gains a defense boost if he guards somebody?
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