The Duo (Dream Guardian Class)

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A comet of arcane energy streaks across the battlefield as a horde of orcs bear down upon a ruined tower. She pants, her fingers shaking even as they dance to bring forth another spell. The orc-chief tosses the barricade aside with a sweep of his greatclub, closing the distance between them faster than she can work her magic.

Then, with a clash of steel and oak, a knight in chain and leather dashes past her to meet the orc-chief's swing. She grits her teeth and focuses her breath, steadied by his presence.

"Took you long enough."

The Knight grunts and, with a roar of exertion, his blade finds home in the orc-chief's ribcage. A mere moment is carved out of the chaos, but between them a moment is a conversation. A grin and a snort of acknowledgement is their conference of war. There is a twinkling of her eyes as she looks to the growing horde beyond.

Then, a blast of flame leaps from her hand and over his shoulder. He doesn't flinch. A heavy body collapses behind him, the stench of singed orc-flesh assaults their noses. She nods. So does he.

"Together?"

"Of course."

The duo stand with their backs to one another. Apart, they were warriors. Together, they are heroes.

VERSION 2. 1

The 2. 1 version of the Duo features a major rework of Osiris code with the aims of improving reliability and compatibility. New visuals, some balance changes, and lots and lots of bug fixes. In addition, the Script Extender module is now bundled with the main file, with a reworked MCM menu.

Js6aIzqAuJ0The illithid tadpole implanted in your brain has given you a strange ability. The ability to summon a psionic construct that takes the form of a visitor from your dreams. A Partner that shares your abilities, experience, and adventure...

Normally in BG3, you play as a single character, with a single turn, and a single set of equipment. But what's better than one character? Two, of course! The Duo has you summon your Dream Guardian as a second character, called your Adventuring Partner, that shares your turn, actions and abilities. When you become a Duo, you choose one of four types of Adventuring Partners to accompany you: an Apprentice, a Lackey, a Squire, or a Disciple. At second level, you choose an archetype for yourself from between the Knight, Ringleader, Spellslinger and Scout -- allowing you to mix-and-match your Duo to best suit your tastes!

To compare the Duo to an existing class, you can consider it a much more complex version of the Beastmaster. However, rather than summoning an animal companion that grows as you level up, this summon