If you could please post your build that’d be great. I’ve never played a shaman before though so I’m not sure how summons work - I know they’re consumables, but can you retrieve them within a mission by putting the djinnies back into bottle, so to speak? Are they expensive to stock in the long run if you have to buy new ones after every mission? Are other party members capable enough to provide the dps? In Dragonfall it felt like they were lagging badly behind a properly built PC. This sounds like something I’d want to play on my first run, which will be a roleplaying one. Haven’t seen a security option yet, but whenever I see the Gang option, I also have the option of using the Shadowrunner dialog. My 8 Charisma character has these etiquettes: Shadowrunner, Socialite, Academic, and Corporate.
You’ll also get the “smooth talker” options from more Charisma, be sure to take the Academic etiquette, the game will really make you feel left out if you don’t. Massive karma sink to control powerful spirits, you can just have Gobbet do that(her SMG shooting isn’t that great) for you. Speaking of the free shaman, don’t bother with points in Spirit Control, and don’t take spirit summoning beyond 3 for the totem ability. Along with the free shaman, Gobbet, you’ll be able to do massive buffing. If you’re power gaming, definitely dabble in Charisma and Conjuring, whatever else you end up taking.
Shamans with assault rifles: Still the best.Īlong with Haste, you can apparently buff any characters armor by 3 for the entire duration of combat.
While characters with a rifle focus are still doing massive damage from cover. Sadly though, it seems you have to a lot of points in STR, BDY, and melee/unarmed to make it worth while, and you’re still exposing yourself.
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