All classes always take multiple different attributes, that is not what I would call multiclassing. I go 14 str for talents, ~4sp, then int for more damage. As I don't full clear, that is usually around 12ish int, depending on the items I get. For talents, I stick mostly to the base talents, picking up a few barbarian melee abilities. I don't take spells on melee (not that it would be bad), and only occasionally take a passive (shroud of wind for the levitation, stealth mastery). I also don't take duelist abilities on anything other than duelist, as I like the game to not be completely free (I think duelist is absolutely OP).
Here is a typical warrior build for me: https://imgur.com/a/QiPxdbs
And a barbarian build: https://imgur.com/a/DgZvzeA
Warrior run from today - I get int just for the extra damage on the melee abilities:
I only put in 1 point. The ability to go over walls and through monsters, to extremely freely reposition is just so useful. Can escape from being grabbed, get out if you go too deep. Can never have enough movement. I like how it leaves all your SP for fine manoeuvring instead of any gap close, no need to waste turns waiting for charge.
Play whatever you like, just a recommendation for even more fun :)
The duelist abilities previously had much, much higher bonus damage, it got nerfed.
If you find a ranged weapon early game becomes simple on duelist, its easy to get things into kill range of disengage. If you don't, disengage 2 is still very good at kiting back from fights. Disengage/step back lets you move pretty far, using the terrain to your advantage. A key thing against frogs is to use unstable terrain to get the kills to keep your SP. Sometimes, taking a hit to use a normal attack is worth it, to bring them into kill range for disengage.
Yeah, that's what I like about this game - it goes from impossible to 100% win rate all depending on player skill, not grinding some levels.
