Planescape: Torment and armor...

[MuuMuu Bunnylips]

Simply put, where do I find any? Scars are cool, but not very good at stopping you from dying.

 

[$80 Nude Haircut]

You don't. Armor in that game is companion-only so you have to balance out accessories.

 

[MuuMuu Bunnylips]

You don't. Armor in that game is companion-only so you have to balance out accessories.

Are you fucking kidding?

 

[eternal dog mongler]

Are you fucking kidding?

No.

If you're trying to tank just shove your CON into the stratosphere. Otherwise just let those other fuckers get hit.

 

[$80 Nude Haircut]

It plays into the game's overall themes. You don't get armor.

 

[MuuMuu Bunnylips]

No.

If you're trying to tank just shove your CON into the stratosphere. Otherwise just let those other fuckers get hit.

The character  starts as a fighter - that's not a class that hangs back and lets everyone else do the work.

 

[Jason Wynn]

The character  starts as a fighter - that's not a class that hangs back and lets everyone else do the work.

This isn’t Call of Duty, retard. The game isn’t about going in and murdering everything in sight.

 

[Chocolate Wombat]

You want to look for rings and tattoos that improve your AC. Mempa's Biting Ring adds 2 to AC and you can get it very early on; it's cursed but you probably won't need to remove it anyway. If you transition to mage you'll get access to some items that improve your AC as well, like the Magus Guard or Magus Shield. A high dexterity also helps but that's not really the best place to dump your points.

 

[Zaryiu2]

The character  starts as a fighter - that's not a class that hangs back and lets everyone else do the work.

>Playing a fighter in Planescape

Seriously rogue (or is it thief) and especially mage (or is it Wizard, long time I did not play) are better for the player to use while the npc in you parties are the better tanks, also a lot of the fights are optional and often the story is better if you talk out of them (Only 1 fight is unavoidable)

 

[BillionBisonBucks]

Why would an immortal need to protect himself?

 

[Agarathium1066]

I'll just be frank like another post, Fighter isn't what the game wants you to be. It really, really wants you to have high mental stats if possible and charisma. If you like fighter there's ranged weapon options but it may not be what you're aiming for.

There's a reason why you immediately start with a character who has a taunt in your party. They really don't intend you to stay Fighter or be up front.