#Three jump chump plus

Second, you can use two shields, one in each hand, get the Evasion bonus from both, and still fight. Put 2 points in Dodge for the +5 Evasion and then, I suggest, never worry about that tree again. This means you can keep cranking your offensive skill, and your defense will continue to get better. First, the skill tree itself has +Dex stat increases and at lvl 30 you get the excellent +20 Evasion. Unarmed has two huge advantages for an Evasion-based front line character. Those 3 skill points can't replace a straight up 6 Attack Power, and 7 Evasion is just money in the bank. The only thing that comes close is Skilled, but I don't think it's worth it. The extra HP only become more and more worth it as you level up.Įvasive and Fist Fighter seem optimal. Putting the last 4 points in Vit instead of Str is the difference between +2 Attack Power (Str) or +10HP per level (Vit). Personally, I like Baldguy and Bigears as my front line, so I went with Human. Use Lizardmen if you want to min/max for 2 more Dex (and therefore 4 more Evasion) at the cost of 1 Skill Point. The front line monks survive thanks to high Evasion. Skill Allocation: +2 Spellcraft, +4 Ice Magic (+3 Ice Magic) Skill Allocation: +1 (+4) Throwing Weapons Traits: Head Hunter, Aggressive (or Skilled) Skill Allocation: +2 Dodge, +2 Unarmed Combat The build has solid damage output, high survivability, and exploits an interface feature to let your front line rogue/monks use two shields while fighting. The original idea was to make a party that could go toe-to-toe in most fights, while also being extremely good at strafe fighting.

#Three jump chump plus

This is a versatile build consisting of three rogues using mostly fists and rocks, plus one mage.