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- The combat stats are your dump stats. Wis, Int, and Cha are the most important stats in the game. The game practically throws party members with great combat skills at you, but your character is the one who does most of the talking and, at least for a first playthrough, he should be statted appropriately. | - The combat stats are your dump stats. Wis, Int, and Cha are the most important stats in the game. The game practically throws party members with great combat skills at you, but your character is the one who does most of the talking and, at least for a first playthrough, he should be statted appropriately. | ||
- Dying is not the end. If you die, don't reload - roll with it. | - Dying is not the end. If you die, don't reload TEMPORARY-DASH-CHARACTER roll with it. | ||
- Download the [http://www.sorcerers.net/Games/Torment/index_mods.php restoration mod]. It adds a bunch of stuff the devs removed due to Interplay's pressure on the dev team. It also allows the ability to rest anywhere, get full hp on level ups, fixes a crap load of bugs, and adds an item called "scales of balance" which lets you see your alignment | - Download the [http://www.sorcerers.net/Games/Torment/index_mods.php restoration mod]. It adds a bunch of stuff the devs removed due to Interplay's pressure on the dev team. It also allows the ability to rest anywhere, get full hp on level ups, fixes a crap load of bugs, and adds an item called "scales of balance" which lets you see your alignment | ||