. What else is there left to achieve? Well, where Alexander might've wept for want of worlds to conquer, Bouch turned into himself cheese. And yes. He beat it., to even begin his cheese quest, Bouch had to take a crack at mod creation.
While Polymorph: Cheese sets most of your capabilities to"no," it crucially leaves passive features unaffected—like, for example, all the wild shit that Monks get off the bat. Monks get an AC bonus from their Wisdom modifier, which Polymorph: Cheese conveniently leaves unaffected. And in addition to getting an extra unarmed attack as a bonus action, Monks get a flat damage bonus to"attacks with Monk Weapons and unarmed attacks," including your otherwise-feeble cheese smack.
With proper mastery of the self, a mountain of tactically-employed explosives and spell scrolls , and the ability to fart out a cloud that leaves nearby enemies unable to act while he bludgeoned them to death, Bouch successfully proved the combat viability of cheese across all three BG3 acts. Cheese can't, however, talk to most NPCs. It's a lonely road that cheese wheels roll along.
There were, tragically, a couple moments where Bouch had to briefly swap out of cheese-shape to progress, but I'm willing to overlook the asterisk. And I think if you watchKeep up to date with the most important stories and the best deals, as picked by the PC Gamer team.
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