Honestly by the time you get to the last stand and you have 109 points in might, you should be good enough at the game, or have good enough equipment at the game even on the hardest difficulties that you’re not dying often. If you do go down the hybrid route, you will lose out on some melee damage block efficacy, stun duration and stun chance but it’s not a staggering amount so it shouldn’t be the end of the world.
It probably won’t be that bad of an option. This isn’t the greatest bonus ever and if you wanted to go down until reach maybe conqueror, and then spend some points in another skill tree such as Finesse or Sorcery. You should get things that prevent you from failing because they are good. You don’t get that until you go all the way down the Might destiny tree but at the same time, I don’t like bonuses that are expecting you to fail. The bonus you get here at the end is the last stand which automatically resurrects you if you die, but your health drains until you kill an enemy.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning Might Guide Pure Might Build – Pros and Consįirst let’s take a look at the pure Might build and go down to its destiny Warlord. In this Kingdoms of Amalur Re-Reckoning Might Guide we’re going to be taking a look at Might builds, and why you might play a pure Might build or even a hybrid with Finesse or Sorcery.
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