I recommend putting 2 points into Strength, 1 point into Intelligence and 1 point into Charisma. When you reach Strength 12, that will go up to a maximum of 4). Since the maximum level of each skill is determined by what multiple of 3 the relevant stat as reached (for example, a Strength of 10 will allow you to increase Strength skills to a maximum of 3. You'll have 4 additional points to put where you want. You've now created a base for your character, and if you've followed the above guide the numbers next to each stat in the lower left should look like this: It's just plain nicer for beginners, though once you're used to the game, make sure to try it with the realistic option, as it makes you play much more conservatively. There are stronger options if you want to take them (namely choosing Squire rather than Student to start with) but this will make it more difficult keep your party going in the early part of the game and lose you that free book.Īfter this choose the "Allow me to quit without saving" option. Your reason for adventuring is: Revenge (+2 Strength)Īs you can already tell, this is very much a power-house build, with a few initial party based skills as well. It also gives bonuses to the various party skills you'll need to keep your party going from battle to battle, namely Wound Treatment and Surgery)
Books are very rare and expensive items and some are immensely useful. In Adulthood you were.: a University Student (This might seem a little out of place, but it provides +2 intelligence and a random book. In your early life you were.: a Page (+1 Strength and Charisma) Your father was a.: a Warrior (+1 Strength, Agility and Charisma) Gender: Male (this gives you +1 Strength and Charisma, whereas Female increases the other two stats) So, in my personal opinion, the easiest way for a beginner to start playing M+B is take these answers: Intelligence is the next most useful, followed by Agility.
I've found these are going to be your most useful stats once you're in the game, since they affect your ability to fight and how many soldiers you can command. So my advice is to start with a character who has high Strength and Charisma. You can find a detailed list of all the effects the answers have at /wiki/Character_Creation but these will mean nothing unless you've already played the game.
When you create your character, you'll have to answer questions about the past you had before you entered the world of Calradia.
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