It's recommended to pick at least one of the two for every character you create and put a minimum of 5 points into it.
Not having some points in them can at best make it much more difficult to complete certain segments of the game, and at worse, it can outright break the game. Typically in an RPG, there would be a way to get around a situation or conversation without those stats (such as the brute force method), but in Viking, it is tremendously more difficult to play the game without at least some points in either Perception or Sense. In Viking, the stats that allow you to successfully make those choices are Perception and Sense. Why does that matter to you? Well, like you might see in other RPGs, certain stats allow you to make better choices in conversation or when some events occur. This becomes important to know when picking whether or not to put points into the Perception and/or Sense categories, because the game will always use your Perception/Sense stat when it needs to check those stats, and it will never use the stats of your other party members. Unlike in other CRPGs, you can't switch to other party members when out of combat in Expeditions: Viki ng. In order to maximize your fun in this game, and avoid a lot of reloading and extra hours slogging through with underpowered characters, here are some viable builds that will have you smashing Viking skulls and living to fight another day.īefore we get into the builds, there's an important issue to be aware of for character creation. There are a few premade builds to choose from that are mostly viable, but if you're trying to go custom with your character at all, Viking doesn't do much in the way of explaining what stats and skills are the most powerful or which are even vital to surviving battles. Perhaps more than your standard CRPG, Viking makes it easy to build a character that, to put it plainly, will make it very difficult to play through the campaign.
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