- Solasta crown of the magister gamepass mod#
- Solasta crown of the magister gamepass mods#
- Solasta crown of the magister gamepass Pc#
A google search brings up people discussing their difficulty getting it to work.
Solasta crown of the magister gamepass mods#
As for the other mods which seem to use the UMM so far. For Solasta since there seems to be a button to open up the folder for custom maps and that's a feature built into the game I would assume that will work as advertised.
Solasta crown of the magister gamepass mod#
Some games (MW5 for instance) Added in mod support later on.
Solasta crown of the magister gamepass Pc#
access to it can be tricky without some PC Gymnastics. Since Gamepass downloads the files in a protected folder. ()Īnswer: "depends on how the mods are added in.
I also found this when someone asked about mods and gamepass a month ago. Something to keep in mind in the future also when looking at games on there though either way. Don't use gamepass personally anymore, but just checking it out, Morrowind, Farming Sim 17 DO indicated on their gamepass page in the Xbox app that they do support mods, Solasta does not. Seems MS has (somewhat) finally caved into kind of allowing mods. However for now I'm just not certain a monk is worth it in Solasta.You might want to read through this at least: They already have things like jumping and shoving enemies as core pieces of melee combat in their interpretation 5E, so there is a definite possibility they could make the monk work. I'm excited to see what Larian does with the Monk in BG3. Part of the problem for me is that it seems like monk could shine with just a few adjustments. I almost always try to get it to work even though it has never really worked well in any edition of D&D. Which is a shame I have real fondness for the Monk class. So not really a tank, not really a striker, not really a controller. Or if you expect the fight to last more than 3 rounds. However it can use up your ki very quickly so it isn't worth using when dealing with groups. Stunning Fist is pretty great, it can trivialize encounters versus single opponents. Other features like Slow Fall also never seem to come into play.
In Solasta we've found that we can keep spirit guardians up for almost an entire map, meaning the party is now has a disincentive to taking short rests because it means their buff spells will wear off.ĭid I mention that in Solasta Battle Clerics also get Fireball?ĭeflecting arrows is cool but is a pretty rare occurrence. The cleric also gets spiritual weapon and spirit guardians, giving him effectively more attacks than the monk. Sure the monk's fists count as magic but they don't get any magic bonuses to hit or to damage to help keep pace. While the monk is stuck using daggers and short swords that do 1d4 damage the cleric can use flaming weapons that deal 1d8 slashing +1d8 fire.
Sure a peritaph of health will give a character a CON of 19 but that is a precious attunement slot and the monk is already using all of his to boost his AC. With the Monk having the lowest HP due to having to invest in Dex and Wis he is technically the least tanky of the 3. Until you realize that the warlock who picked up medium armor proficiency is also rocking a 22 AC. Doubly so in Solasta.Īt level 10 my monk has 22 AC, which is quite respectable. Alternatively it could be an issue of 5E clerics are absolutely broken. They suffer from trying to do a bit of everything and therefore being good at nothing.
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