You’ll unlock things like Bruenor’s Grind Launcher uppercut or Wulfgar’s Elk Stomp area attack. These expand your options in combat and make every character more versatile. In your Player Menu, the third tab is where you’ll unlock Moves. (You don’t get much money from selling it anyway.) Spend money on moves Instead of selling stuff right away, keep an eye on those Set Bonuses and hoard that gear. Set Bonuses can make up for less powerful (lower level or rarity) gear. Once you equip three pieces of the same set, you’ll get a perks like damage bonuses or resistances. This matters because sets come with Set Bonuses. The set will be the first part of each piece’s name. Set Bonuses matter, so don’t sell your gearĪll of the gear - weapons, armor, and jewelry - you collect (and only worry about back at camp) is part of a set. Don’t worry about your stats until you’re safely back home. That means all you have to worry about during a level is smashing your way to the end. The same goes for leveling up, improving stats, unlocking feats, and buying moves.
At that point, between adventures, you’ll sort through it and equip the better gear. After you complete a level and you return, you’ll be able to collect everything you’ve … collected. It all gets sent to the Loot Chest back at Kelvin’s Cairn. The gear you pick up as loot from chests and enemies isn’t yours yet. Sometimes, it’ll lead to an optional objective that’ll earn you some extra XP. Usually, that reward is a chest that contains gold and gear. But you should always take the time to explore the branching paths and dead ends for rewards. Explore to find chests for gold and gearĭark Alliance’s levels are pretty straightforward and linear for the main objective(s). If you get too carried away, you’ll get, well, carried away and keep attacking nothing in a straight line away from the action. What this means is that your button mashing has to be directed and limited.
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That said, combat is pretty directional - you’ll keep heading in the direction that you start an attack or series of attacks in. Button mashing doesn’t workĭark Alliance’s combat isn’t rhythm or timing heavy - you’re hacking and slashing your way through your enemies more than you’re worrying about perfect combat. Everyone has ranged attacks, but Catti-Brie is the only option for dealing meaningful damage from a distance. That’s going to be your only real option if you play Dark Alliance solo - sometimes you just have to get in close to fight. He’s great for close combat and crowd control.Īny character works well in melee. He’s great for high-damage melee attacks in a straight line (as opposed to a sweeping arc for crown control).
These characters roughly correspond to classes.
You’ve got four characters to choose from in D&D: Dark Alliance: Dirzzt Do’Urden, Catti-Brie, Wulfgar, and Bruenor Battlehammer. These attacks make managing your enemies much easier and make those moves a lot more meaningful. Pulling off certain moves like parrying or backstabs will trigger Team Attacks. Playing with friends is a little different. Playing D&D: Dark Alliance solo is a hack-and-slash adventure without a lot of subtlety. In this Dark Alliance beginner’s guide, we’ll give you our seven best tips for your adventure through Icewind Dale. It’s a pretty straightforward hack-and-slash adventure, but there’s still advice we wish we had starting out. Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance lets up to four players take on classic roles to battle through enemy armies.
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