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| + | rangers should only use block when using a one-handed weapon. in other | ||
| + | words, when wielding a two-handed axe, i just use none. i don't know if | ||
| + | it makes much of a difference, i just think it would look funny watching | ||
| + | someone try to block with an axe :P | ||
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| + | for mages, i usually use dodge. any item that is placed in a dp (deeppockets) | ||
| + | is weightless. but, if you don't have dp and still want to dodge, put everything | ||
| + | in a sack and drop it on the ground before a fight. (sidenote: i usually don't | ||
| + | wear heavy armour while playing a solo mage. i just stick to a robe, crown, collar, etc.) | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:13, 28 July 2013
'help defend'
Lunger: depends on your class more than anything else. for most, you will want to use a defense. rogue: parry necro: none pally: block fighter: berserk mage: none shifter: suicide (password) cleric: block ranger: block weight only applies to dodging. parry depends on the parry rating of your primary weapon and block depends on the blocking rating of the shield. defense none is definately the preferred defense on a necro. i don't play mages but i'd assume no defense would be better there as well.
Pillar: rangers should only use block when using a one-handed weapon. in other words, when wielding a two-handed axe, i just use none. i don't know if it makes much of a difference, i just think it would look funny watching someone try to block with an axe :P for mages, i usually use dodge. any item that is placed in a dp (deeppockets) is weightless. but, if you don't have dp and still want to dodge, put everything in a sack and drop it on the ground before a fight. (sidenote: i usually don't wear heavy armour while playing a solo mage. i just stick to a robe, crown, collar, etc.)