Distribute tasks
Think about who is doing the talking, who is opening the locks, who is taking the hit, and who is controlling the space. One character can fulfill several roles. Don’t choose companions based solely on damage: the ability to neutralize danger or go through a conversation changes the outcome of the situation even before the battle.
Check your resources before the fight
Observe the surroundings, distances and available actions. Don't waste all your limited abilities on the first weak targets. Group position, altitude and obstacles may be more important than another direct hit. If an action looks risky, read its description and check if it will affect allies.
Keep the freedom to experiment
Use separate saves before big decisions and try different approaches. It's normal to change the composition as you get to know your companions. If the fight doesn't work out, figure out what task the group lacks: control, mobility, stability, or access to the enemy. Solving this particular problem is more useful than completely rebuilding all the characters.
Sources and checks
Guides are automatically translated from Russian; interface labels may differ. The Russian edition is the original.
