If you do, don’t forget to use them.įor archers, don’t forget to put a club in their backpack so they can switch to it if surrounded. They’re kind of expensive but sometimes you’ll get them as loot. Those are incredibly strong in the early game. If you have someone with good melee AND ranged stats, give them some javelins. Look at the Dodge perk for them if they have good initiative. The exception there is the 2-hand melee guys that don’t have a shield. Shields are why I don’t put all that much into defense skills.
Those add a LOT to defense and will save your life. Not the crappy little, tiny shields either, the bigger ones. Give him your best armor and helmet because he can’t carry a shield. Later, when you get the attack skills up, you can switch to better melee weapons.Īlways have one guy carry a 2-hand axe to smash shields. For melee with low attack, also give them a spear which has a bonus to hit. If your primary attack skill (relative to if you’re melee or archer) is 50 or below, get the Fast Adaptation perk on your first level up. So as long as you have decent armor, you won’t get one-shot. The reason I don’t worry as much about HP in general is that your armor is a damage soak. Ranged I don’t usually put anything much in HP at all. If he does I give him the Colossus perk and raise HP when the rolls there are really good. I don’t worry that much about HP unless the melee guy has a 2 or 3 star rating there. Morale is hugely more important in this latest update. If I have guys with low resolve, I’ll raise that when I can. For melee, I also put points in fatigue (this is critical if they are low there to start). Early on I may put some points in ranged defense for archers and increase their initiative. It’s hard to win battles if you can’t reliably hit the enemy. My first priority is to always put points in melee attack and ranged attack (for melee and archers respectively).
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