Having asked the question about the easiest win and having received so much helpful advice from all of you (and being bored with the Half-Troll Cuisinart), I decided to take up the HE Ranger.
Rolled him up with somoe nice stats, but none extreme. I stocked up on 40 arrows, a few ?Phase Door and a Pick - I like having a Pick with me on the first few levels.
Trip #1 ended on DL 3 for running out of ammo and meeting Smeagol - he's not a nice enemy to meet when out of ammo. I wielded the pick most of the time - it reminds me not to use melee when possible.
Never say the RNG has no sense of humour: *The* character I decide to let mostly use Bow & Arrow finds a Defender dagger at 50'.... Imagine I would have sold that one and seeing the text 'The shopkeeper jumps for joy.'
I briefly considered selling the dagger, but I think it's capabilities are too good even when not melee fighting a lot. What would you have done?
Even without selling the Defender, I had enough money to buy the 2nd book, a bit of armour and a replacement ?Phase Door. Will keep you posted while going downwards.
Rolled him up with somoe nice stats, but none extreme. I stocked up on 40 arrows, a few ?Phase Door and a Pick - I like having a Pick with me on the first few levels.
Trip #1 ended on DL 3 for running out of ammo and meeting Smeagol - he's not a nice enemy to meet when out of ammo. I wielded the pick most of the time - it reminds me not to use melee when possible.
Never say the RNG has no sense of humour: *The* character I decide to let mostly use Bow & Arrow finds a Defender dagger at 50'.... Imagine I would have sold that one and seeing the text 'The shopkeeper jumps for joy.'
I briefly considered selling the dagger, but I think it's capabilities are too good even when not melee fighting a lot. What would you have done?
Even without selling the Defender, I had enough money to buy the 2nd book, a bit of armour and a replacement ?Phase Door. Will keep you posted while going downwards.
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