I actually enjoyed the trek through the swamps and the urban setting of Malmouth as you try to take back its districts. Ashes of Malmouth is actually worth it since it has The necromancer and the gunslinger(forgot the proper class name but it had a gun centered class that was so cool!). That is if you would try to explore the side quests and whatnot. Originally posted by Towerbooks3192:Game itself is a very long game even without ashes of malmouth.

I've seen people recommend leveling a new character at least a little bit in Crucible before starting ultimate, when skipping. Devotions are not automatically rewarded, but there are enough shrines to max them out in just ultimate. Quests for skill or stat points are automatically rewarded without having to go back in difficulty. I haven't played higher difficulties yet, but I know that they added a way for high levels to buy items that let new characters skip difficulties, so they can start in elite or ultimate. The game seems to try to keep enemies a few levels higher than you when possible. Being new to the game, I figured the core campaign and story would keep me interested for a while, and I would pick up Crucible during a sale later on if I decided I wanted it.Īreas do level with you, but most zones, especially along the main story, have min and max limits. I didn't pick up Crucible because as I understand it, it's just an arena where you farm experience quickly on a new character, or farm for loot. Originally posted by ItsRay:Ive also heard people talking about 'leveling up in the crucible'? So thats at least one area you can enter whenever you want ? Do areas level with you? Is there a minimum level for elite and ultimate? Ive also heard people talking about 'leveling up in the crucible'? So thats at least one area you can enter whenever you want ?Īlso, im not entirely sure how Grim Dawn works in general. If I would start finding necromancer gear without having the ability to play necromancer, yeah, that would be a little bit ♥♥♥♥. I mean ive found items with bonus to skills to my available classes aswell (Like +1 familiar ring for example that I have since im level 10 or so) I have also found gear with skill bonuses for the new classes, including sets pieces, so there is new loot, even at early levels. Ashes has 2 new classes and Forgotten Gods has 1 new class that you can use on new characters. I haven't started the DLC areas yet, but there has been a guy ready to take me to Forgotten Gods since the beginning of act 2. I was wondering the same thing, so I looked up the sales history for Grim Dawn and Ashes and found that 30% is the best sale Ashes has had on Steam up to this point. I picked up Ashes of Malmouth and Forgotten Gods during the release of Forgotten Gods, when they had the sales going. Originally posted by ChevyNoel:I'm new too, also in the mid 40s.

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