Does this difficulty just require a bunch of attempts and hoping for one lucky string of misses and crits? I'm confident with more levels we could get this, but this first hurdle. It's not like our builds are wrong or gear is too low. Not sure how we could have breezed through Classic TPKing once or twice but reached such a brick wall this early on. You can do it by using the Divinity Engine 2, the same tool used to make the original game. To finish, maybe you want to make a custom adventure playable without any Game Master. There aren't many other quests to get us close to lvl 4, and those there are involve similar fights. But generally in a GM campaign, there's not a lot of additional quests if any. And we use the dialogue loop-hole to position and buff prior to combat, and backstab when it pops off. This is with food buffs, potions, scrolls, every piece of armor we could buy from collecting every bucket and shell in the opening area. It's TPK in three turns with one bad guy burned down 2/3rds and the rest untouched. They do 30-50% of our health/armor per turn. Each chapter, dedicated to a location, offers walkthroughs for both the main and side quests. Among them, you can find: Fort Joy, Reaper's Coast, Nameless Isle, and Arx. The walkthrough lists all major locations that are visited in the course of the game. Now we're stuck on the first big fight, the hound master group (also lvl 3) under FJ square. The second major part of the guide is a detailed walkthrough for Divinity Original Sin 2. We're doing coop second playthrough together (Classic diff was a joke, so we thought let's up it). Holy heck, I am stuck on Tactician mode at lvl 3.

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