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<blockquote data-quote="D.Shaffer" data-source="post: 3077372" data-attributes="member: 8918">I dont really know much about the Incarnate class from play experience, but I have been playing a Scout/Totemist for a bit now.&nbsp; One thing I've found out through hard experience is that it pays to focus on a role.&nbsp; The various melds can give you a wide range of abilities, and it's tempting to mix and match, but this spreads your abilities out a bit to far.&nbsp; We (The Incarnate and Totemist) tend to do very well in skill intensive roles.&nbsp; Additionally, we have many melds that give immunities/bonuses against certain attack forms, so if we know we're going to facing a particularly critter and know what it can do, we can be very effective vs it in combat.I tend to focus as the party scout, so I tend to chose melds that enhance my spot, listen, move silent, and hide skill checks.&nbsp; I'm better then the party rogue in some ways because of this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D.Shaffer, post: 3077372, member: 8918"] I dont really know much about the Incarnate class from play experience, but I have been playing a Scout/Totemist for a bit now. One thing I've found out through hard experience is that it pays to focus on a role. The various melds can give you a wide range of abilities, and it's tempting to mix and match, but this spreads your abilities out a bit to far. We (The Incarnate and Totemist) tend to do very well in skill intensive roles. Additionally, we have many melds that give immunities/bonuses against certain attack forms, so if we know we're going to facing a particularly critter and know what it can do, we can be very effective vs it in combat. I tend to focus as the party scout, so I tend to chose melds that enhance my spot, listen, move silent, and hide skill checks. I'm better then the party rogue in some ways because of this. [/QUOTE]

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