with Kai on over 100 damage per round.ġ) Doesn't being an elf and having a high Dexterity, factor into all that somewhere?Ģ) You didn't consider an archer with a good shortbow, possibly getting enough attacks per round that the total adds up to be more. You could also use the Firetooth dagger (2d4+3 +1d2) to do even more damage. Plus, if necessary Kensai can switch to melee where he will do TONS more damage than an Archer. do you want to kill something? or just lower it's THAC0 or STR for awhile?. Why bother with an Archer? The Kensai can do more damage and can even use Kai to guarantee that 84 damage per round, much more useful than Called Shot. Max damage 4 1/2 attacks per round = 67.5 +0 (no STR bonus, doesn't apply for bows or crossbows or slings!) +6 (18/00 strength, +9 with Girdle of Frost Giant Strength)ġd6+2 (arrow + damage bonus from Heartseeker) +3 (grandmastery, +5 if you use old BG tables) Level 13 Kensai using Dwarven Thrower (that throwing hammer you buy in Trademeet) It's not TOO bad in BG3 yet, but once more spells/levels are implemented, especially if they continue to keep providing creative options, we'll likely see the gap.Remove all ads! There's been a lot of Archer threads recently, well here's another one. But the issue is they're actually quite pigeonholed in terms of what they can do with magic. I'm fine with Sorcerers knowing less spells (cause that's their schtick). Shapechange, True Polymorph, Weird, Prismatic Wall, Imprisonment, Maze Tons of iconic high-level spells - i.e. Any spells in pursuit of immortality - i.e. Anything that is slightly 'ritualistic' - i.e. Anything that allows for pre-planning - i.e. 80% of Wall spells (especially the best ones, i.e. 95% of Summoning Spells (They literally got their first 1 in a book published October THIS year)

359 up to Tasha's Cauldron of Everything). The gap has only grown with more supplements (it's something like 214 vs. In the Player's handbook (what BG3 will have), there are 129 Spells in the Sorcerer Spell List, vs. However, in 5E, they've separated and shrunk the Sorcerer's spell list compared to the Wizard's. In 3.0/3.5E and all the games we've had (BG2, NWN 1/2), the Sorcerer/Wizard spell list is basically one and the same. I'm talking about the actual full spell list they can choose from as a class. I'm not talking about the # of spells known (which you're correct, that's the Sorcerer's MO).

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