Shadowing Beyond - to break an engagement and make the rogue invisible for 10 seconds, which I spend to get to a new enemy and sneak attack it.Įscape - to breaka an engagement by diving out of range to a selected location.Īnd later Coordinated Positioning - to break an engagement and instantly switch the rogue's position with a target. I also have several anti-engagement and escape options that can help greatly to switch targets or get a better place for an attack. I keep crowd-controling enemies, keep the tank in the middle of everything, and use my rogue to quickly finish enemies, one by one. I don't think a lot of options can really match a dual-wielding rogue in single target damage output with this set-up. I make enemies blind (Curse Of Blackened Sight), make them vulnerable (Expose Vulnerabilities) and then my rogue enters. Once he has all the attention, I drop a few crowd control spells from my mage - Aloth. The first person in combat is always, I mean ALWAYS, my tank - Eder. She requires a lot of micro-managing but I like that. She does about 40% of my party's total DMG. I think the Rogue might be one of the strongest classes in the game if used correctly. I haven't tried any custom companions yet, the ones the game provides work well enough. Once the enemies are either engaged or in some way stunned/paralyzed the rogue turns them into meat. The key is in positioning and using other party members abilities to your advantage. As you probably know, this is the class I've chosen for my first character and I've been impressed by her so that I haven't even thought about a restart. Glad that you've finally decided to try a rogue. no hired mercenary, what party do you guys think would be better for a rogue main? Right now I am going with Eder, Pallegina, Durance, Kana and Alloth, but it does not seem to work as well as I expected, with many fights finishing with only 1 character standing up.
Considering only the NPCs in the game, i.e.
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