What does your Character Look Like?

[ElvenLoremaster]

Attachment 2493Attachment 2503 * No, I wasn't purposefully trying to look like Gimli, pretty close though.
This is my first played Character Farin the Dwarf Champion. I finished the game with him SP, so he's wearing some of his best found gear from my last play-through. Yeah, he looks pissed, I think its those sappers :P

Attachment 2494Attachment 2504 * I felt a youthful looking redhead with green eyes was fitting for a name like Andriel
Andriel I wasn't so excited at first to try. I still wouldn't choose her as favorite over Farin, but I wanted to get a feel for her mechanics. Not much of a ranged fan...

As far as Eradan, I might choose to play him halfway through the game with Andriel. So, no screenshot yet.

A wish I have is for SnowBlind to create an addon for more character variety *PRETTY PLEASE!" in Dwarvish tone.

Just a quick question what is the armor that Andriel is equipped with there? It looks good

[DúnadanRanger13]

Well I'll see if I can get my current profile pics of Eradan and Farin up for all of my fellow gamers to gaze at.

[ElvenLoremaster]

Two pics of my most recent layout of Eradon

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Although he'll look much better when I finally find a second sword to match the one in his left hand

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[Bitigo]

Your dexterity and armor scores are incredible. How many mithril upgrades did you stack? And at what point did your armor score get high enough to render you effectively immune to all damage?

I would say that almost every item has been mithril stacked to the max. There is a 'limit' (that would be 4-5 mithril upgrades on each item). Once you pass the 3000 armor point, I think, you are basically untouchable. U could go through any boss battle, get up and get a glass of water/ use the bathroom/ reply to several texts, and your character would still be very well off.

[Gothmog117]

I took a low quality picture of Andriel with my mobile phone a while back. I was amazed to see that the AI character had actually blinked as I took the photo

[stephen dedalus]

I would say that almost every item has been mithril stacked to the max. There is a 'limit' (that would be 4-5 mithril upgrades on each item). Once you pass the 3000 armor point, I think, you are basically untouchable. U could go through any boss battle, get up and get a glass of water/ use the bathroom/ reply to several texts, and your character would still be very well off.

Cool. Time for me to get stacking.

[DúnadanRanger13]

All right then definitely time for me to join the crew and get to stacking my armor, bow, and two-handed swords for Eradan. since I usually play as him!

[kaferman62]

Ok, not to sound to stupid but what is everyone refferring to when they talk about stacking? I'm at the Mirkwood level, and my "skills" are at best in the mid twenties. Is this about average for a first playthrough, or am I doing something wrong?

[stephen dedalus]

Ok, not to sound to stupid but what is everyone refferring to when they talk about stacking? I'm at the Mirkwood level, and my "skills" are at best in the mid twenties. Is this about average for a first playthrough, or am I doing something wrong?

Once per playthrough, you can apply mithril runes to a weapon or piece of armor by completing the appropriate side quest. The bonuses imparted by these runes are retained in all subsequent playthroughs, which means that after several playthroughs, it is possible to "stack" multiple mithril upgrades to the same piece of equipment, eventually yielding some very impressive cumulative effects. For example, I currently have an armor chestpiece that grants a 900 point bonus to my armor score and has 30,000% reduced wear (this represents six stacked mithril upgrades).

[kaferman62]

Ah, gotcha. Thanks!