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Too Darkpark · 05-20-2005, 06:17 PM

from reading the DL forum at dreamcatcher, having two classes that have common skills lowers the cost of raising the skill(s) even further.

my recommendation on classes is take a combat oriented class path upto tier 3 and magic oriented class path to tier 2.

i started out as a fighter than progressed to samurai and then hatamoto. after that, i joined the mage's guild and worked my way upto sorcerer (tier 2).
so, my character is dual wielding weapons, causes bleeding wounds and has a chance to land a critical strike (instant death). critical strike is gained once you obtain the hatamoto class.
because my character is dual wielding, he hits more often and has a good chance of landing either a critical blow or causing some bleeding.

typically, i stick to melee combat but if i see a large mob coming at me than i'll launch a couple of fireballs.

05-20-2005, 06:17 PM	#5
Too Darkpark The Magister Join Date: May 10, 2004 Location: Indiana, USA Age: 52 Posts: 141	from reading the DL forum at dreamcatcher, having two classes that have common skills lowers the cost of raising the skill(s) even further. my recommendation on classes is take a combat oriented class path upto tier 3 and magic oriented class path to tier 2. i started out as a fighter than progressed to samurai and then hatamoto. after that, i joined the mage's guild and worked my way upto sorcerer (tier 2). so, my character is dual wielding weapons, causes bleeding wounds and has a chance to land a critical strike (instant death). critical strike is gained once you obtain the hatamoto class. because my character is dual wielding, he hits more often and has a good chance of landing either a critical blow or causing some bleeding. typically, i stick to melee combat but if i see a large mob coming at me than i'll launch a couple of fireballs. __________________ Hello? Is anyone out there?