It's just me recording this one so chances of it being finished are very high (see: Pathfinder's 200hr playthroughs). :)

Plan is a 100% in one playthrough style game. As in, everything I can do in one playthrough I will attempt to do. :)

Leaving it odd can be good to let you take half feats instead of just ASI's.

@@cassandrasmith5231 I didn't even know half feats were a thing.

Maybe. I don't know how I'm going to feel 200hrs from now when we finish this one. :)

I'm unfamiliar with pathfinder, but there's a dragon sorcerer if that fits And sorcerer and paladin can work pretty well together, though it might be worth looking up the specific build specs on KZfaq

@@hircenedaelenGotcha. The class concept itself is a martial character with a draconic bloodline instead of magic being granted greater physical prowess

Well, when it comes to Multiclassing in this game, it is kinda strange. Level cap is 12, and you REALLY want to do things in multiples of 4 since you get your big feat/attribute increase at 4,8,12 (fighter also gets one at 6). So, if you want to do a marshal spellcaster, I think either doing fighter or warlock would work well. Getting Fighter to level 6 would give you the action surge ability at 2, battle master subclass at 3 (for extra combat tricks like knocking prone attack, disarming, etc), extra attack at 5, and the second ability increase so you would still get three in total like if you had done Sorcerer 12. Warlock also works with Charisma so that would be a synergy, and with the Old Gods blessing they get temporary HP per kill so you would be able to be a pretty good off tank. If you go with that, probably you would want to go Warlock 4 and Sorcerer 8? Or, you could go with the Eldritch Fighter subclass. You wouldn't have very many spells to cast, but you would be a sorta spell caster. Or just do the paladin multiclass. Obviously having to micromanage your choices to stay within your oath can be limiting, but it is a classic parrying for a reason.

I'm fairly open about what I knew going in. I had looked at character creation as people have said before they prefer that the choices are mostly made if it's not a full rundown of all choices and I played about 3 1/2 hrs when it went into early access. Everything else I have not seen before outside of randoms on twitter posting minor spoilers.

Yes, but I believe you pick it later (lvl 3 maybe). A lot of the other ones pick earlier as they are tied a bit more into the character. For example, a paladin without an oath would be a bit odd. :)

I think it's because full orcs are counted as a monster race in DnD rather than a traditional player race so it's kind of the same reason goblins or kobolds aren't playable.

@@AlpaxLP all of the ones you listed are playable, but not from the base game, you have to get additional books. My guess is they're focusing on the core books for now, and may expand into options from other books later

@lofl6968 It's not really criticism, just my opinion which i forgot to mention. The game is good.