I’m making a new character for Kingmaker lvl 3, 20 point build
I’m thinking an Enchanter Sorcerer with fey bloodline but I’m afraid that I’ll have a serious problem with all those non humanoid encounters! So I thought of Serpentine bloodline but +2 for all compultion spells is so sweet…
The only way to have both, is crossblooding but I know it has major drawbacks!
So I thought to multiclass after the 1st lvl to full wizard!
I would prefer Not to multiclass and be charisma based
but I’m really so confused...
does it worth to multiclass?
Casters its not usually worth it to multiclass. Hurts CL/Saves/Spell progression. That said, you can go fey and choose spells on the side that are conjuration/transmutation for those days you just can't seem to get off an enchantment. Haste does amazing things.
That’s right, I don’t expect to have only enchantment spells,
but as for spell progression, transforming hold person to something like hold monster same with dominate and (without +) charm person and many more I think it balances somehow the spell progression…
A high charisma enchanter focused sorcerer would be great for Kingmaker. There is plenty of stuff that will be affected by mind affecting spells and abilities. Plus the charisma will help for the kingdom building portions. The fey bloodline is great.
Will your DM allow you to be kitsune? That would help out even more and you can just stay in human form around the masses.
Yeah I know that kitsune would be more than great but unfortunately my GM allows only core races…
I do know that there is plenty of stuff that will be affected by mind affecting spells and abilities but I worry about all those that will not..
I haven’t play Kingmaker so I don’t know! Do you believe that it won’t make that much difference if I multiclass???
Without giving anything away, just know that there will be some undead (there always is), so have some spells that can act as back up to the enchanting. There are, however, a LOT of bad guys that are just waiting for you to charm, sleep, suggest, and dominate them.
It is not much, but at low level just sit back and hit undead with Disrupt Undead, round after round while the rest of the party does their part.
Maybe look at something like Create Pit at 4th or 5th level to allow you to drop the undead or those that cannot be affected by your enchantments into a deep pit. If you like evocation, go that route or just pick up some wands and eventually a staff or something.
I am not a huge fan of multi-classing (I was in 3.5) in Pathfinder as I feel there are now rewards for sticking with a class.
I have a kitsune fey bloodline sorcerer in Skull and Shackles and he is awesome. I took Honeyed Words trait and Spell Focus (Enchantment) at 1st level. As a 1st level caster I had a DC 21 for Sleep or Hypnotism. That is awesome for a 1st level caster. It only gets better from there as well.
I think you will have fun as I have run through Kingmaker with an Oracle of Life. High charisma characters have fun in that AP.