![]() ![]() The offensive potential of The Twin Eels lies in its Death’s Embrace enchantment, a Hit-to-Crit percentage that scales with Religion in other words, perfect for Xoti who’s likely to have the most Religion in the party. That said, doing so makes one weapon in particular hit all three points above specifically, The Twin Eels Greatsword. Now, if you’re anything like me, you probably max’d out Xoti’s Religion passive skill as a reflection of her… evangelistic tendencies. Comes with an on-kill effect to further incentivise Xoti making the kill. Has enchantments that helps with maximising the damage per hit as much as possible, and Have high base damage so Xoti can land the one good hit for the kill that pretty much means a 2H weapon. With that in mind, the sickle and lantern still isn’t going to cut it she needs a weapon that can help her killsteal her own party members as reliably as possible. She doesn’t have to deliver that much damage, nor throw as many attacks as Monks tend to do.Īll she needs to do is throw one good hit. To make use of her Wound gain on kill ability, I don’t think Xoti has to be a DPS. That said, I feel that’s the wrong way to look at it. That’s why her sickle as well as Xoti’s Lantern are usually seen as trap choices for Xoti DPS builds it would be a different story if her lantern could be used as a bashing shield, and both it and the sickle scaled with Monk levels like Tuotilo’s Palm, but there’s no accounting for the dev’s design choices. And while letting her rely on her Monk fists lets her do decent DPS, it only works best for her as a single-class Monk making her a Contemplative makes her Monk fists less effective due to the loss of PL. Most people who note the ability of Xoti’s Monk subclass to gain Wounds on Kill seem to think that she has to be built as a DPS to make use of it, and thus are left disappointed when Xoti’s Sickle inevitably fails to make the cut as a weapon capable of dealing sufficient damage. ![]() While many of those are still viable even in the final version of Deadfire, this would not be apparent to new players thus, builds such as this will be tagged as “Ultimate Edition” to indicate that they’ve been tested for version 5.0.0 of Deadfire, including all DLCs.) (Note on “Ultimate Edition” builds: With the release of the Ultimate Edition on PS4 and XBox, there will be many first-time players of Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire who will be searching for builds online, only to find that most available builds were created for earlier versions of the game. ![]() With this build, Xoti can keep her party members topped up on health while contributing to damage at the same time, generate plenty of Wounds to feed her increased ability costs, and make her party that much tougher simply by being there in short, she’ll truly fulfill her role as Gaun’s Chooser of the Slain. That said, there is a way to make a multiclass Xoti not only viable, but also more effective as a combat support specialist. Small wonder then, that most would recommend keeping her either a single-class Priest or Monk. As a Harvester of Gaun, she’s a variation on the Priest of Eothas that doesn’t offer that much of interest compared to Priests of Skaen or Wael as a Sister of the Reaping Moon, her starting lantern and sickle doesn’t give her enough DPS to take advantage of her subclass’s ability to gain Wounds on kill, and is crippled even further by the increased Wound cost for her Monk abilities.Īnd as a Contemplative, she loses access both to the useful Tier VIII and IX Priest spells, as well as 2 PLs on her Monk fists with no apparent synergy, a multiclass Xoti can seem to combine the worst parts of both her subclasses. Xoti is one of the most maligned Companions in the game for many reasons, not least of which concerns her role in the party. Weapon set 2: Saint Omaku’s Mercy (Sacrifice of Saints*!, Galawain’s Harry*) (!)Ĭhest: Furrante’s Breastplate (Love of Life*!, Intervention*!) Weapon set 1: The Twin Eels (Renewal*!) (!) Items (*=additional enchantments !=important, r=recommended): Stats (char creation, no Berath's Blessings):Ībilities (a=auto, r=recommended, !=important) Class: Contemplative (Harvester of Gaun + Sister of the Reaping Moon)
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