Pros It scratches the DnD and Divinity itch for a while. Cons There are several bugs that cause you to leave the area and come back to solve. Graphics sometimes glitch when you are moving summons around or are killing something. The game feels empty, with the barest mimimum of NPC wandering around the cities. The game assumes that you are well versed in DnD. The 'more info' button for spells and actions is laughably rubbish as it pretty much just give you the same information. This was my first time playing a wizard and i had to keep checking spell effects and nuances on my phone. Probably worse of all is that when you buy the first/base game, half of the classes are locked behind expansion paywalls, then a lot of abilities are not used in the included campaign. Then your characters are limited to level 12. Finally of those abilities you can use, you dont feel compelled to use more than a few. I'm 35 hours in, nearly at max level (without being that far along the campaign) and i've never needed to use 'detect magic' or 'pass without a trace' or 'comprehend languages' etc. Maybe some of the expansions solve some of my complains, but honestly it feels like you are buying half a game.
