Not quite liking the 4 character limitation of both, but DA series does the same. With D&D I'm finding that without multi-classing you need more than 4. thief/rogue is required, IMO, along with "fighter", healer (cleric) and magic user. But that's the very basic. I'll live/survive though.
Mmm? One thing about 5e and all the games based on it is that any character could "rogue". Not better than a rogue, of course, but a rogue character is not mandatory like in previous versions. You can train other classes to sneak, disable traps and locks, steal, etc.
Just pick your high-dex character (like the ranger) and give him/her the lowlife background and that´s it.
That said, a bigger group would be appreciated. I understand in bg3 you have the 4 coop-party limitation, but I do not get why they do the same in an SP game like Solasta too.
