However, some situationsĪre better solved by a high Wisdom than they are by a high
SmartĬharacters can think their way out of situations (again a 15+ Outside of combat the most notable thingĪbout Intelligence is how it effects Dialogues. I think that the good points outweigh the bad points, though. As soon as the item is gone, so are the HP's. Therefore you can't just give aĬON+2 tattoo to someone, level them up for the bonus HP's, then give the HP's that came with the high constitution. So what's the bad side? If you lose constitution, you lose all the bonus Increases your Constitution, as you'll see instantly your new HP's. This is especially sweet when you get an Item that When you get it later, you'll get all those Moment) This means that you won't be punished by avoiding Constitution in (This is both good and bad, we'll get to the bad in a Will gain all the Bonus HP's as if you had had that Constitution from the
That is, if you increase your Constitution, you Quickens your regeneration rate, adds more HPs per level, andĬonstitution is handled differently in Torment, than in previous AD&DĬRPG's. Most useful for: Fighters, Thieves, and Chaotic characters You can catch them in the act (although you also have to have Pickpockets around, and if you are Dexterous enough (oh, 13+) Outside of combat, Dexterity is mainly usedįor things like thievery. In combat, Dexterity influences your ability to avoid getting Most useful for: Fighters, Chaotic, and Evil characters
Strength is greatĪnd all, but for a New Nameless One, it isn't that crucial.īut by the end of the game, be sure to have lots of it! With a high (15+ usually) strength score. Some Dialogue options that can only be successfully completed (THAC0) and the damage that you can do, while outside ofĬombat it determines just how much stuff you can carry, yourĪbility to bash open doors and chests, etc. In combat, strength influences both your ability to hit Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution are important, but I wouldn't start the game with them. For example, if you are talking to someone who wants to kill you, if you have a high Charisma, you could charm them out of it, or high enough Intelligence, and you can out-think them to avoid combat. A lot of experience (and other fun bonuses) can simply be gained in conversation, but only if you have good enough stats for it. I recommend placing points in Wisdom, Intelligence, and Charisma, why? Because Torment isn't as combat oriented as other CRPGs. Finally, stats can also be increased through special dialogue options in the game. There are also various items that increase your Stats, either by effect, or by permanently raising your stat. At every level you gain, you will get a new Stat point to place however you will. You start with a 9 in every stat, and are given 21 stat points to build with. You don't really "create" a character here, you merely "add" as many stats as you can to do well in the game.
#PLANESCAPE TORMENT TVTROPES FREE#
To break the cycle? Will the Nameless One ever be free of his cursed Managed to accomplish in his previous attempts. Multiverse a multitude of times, and each time he has forgotten what he had Searching for the answers to these questions, he has run around the He wants to discover Who He Is, and Why Can't I Die? In The Nameless One's Quest is a personal one, rather than an Epic "Save the The only information he has is written on his back (in tattoo form) and from (usually in the Mortuary) And yet, he has no memories of himself, That doesn't really get him down, he just dusts himself off and gets rightīack up. Your character in Torment, the Nameless One, is also not your typical Hero. In the "Planes" belief is literally power, as whenĮnough people believe something, it can become a reality. The game is not set in one definite world, but rather, many worlds, or The very first game set in the Planescape Multiverse (and the last as well). Torment is not your usual CRPG (Computer Role Playing Game).
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