Ranger Elementalist

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• WNxDevil Member Posts: 10

  February 2005

  this is a progression guide created by gwonline http://www.gwonline.net/page.php?p=84 i think this will help you a great deal.

  this website also has a crafting guid as well as other guides that will help you. take your time and read them and you should be able to understand most of the games concepts.

  elite skills basically you have 8 skills you can carry and use while in mission/pvp, your only allowed 1 elite skill in those 8 you choose
• Hieromancer Member Posts: 282

  February 2005

  I have read over all of it and it did help.

  BUT JUST INCASE LET ME GO OVER WHAT I THINK I GOT:

  You can train 5 primary attributes and 3 secondary attributes. (these cannont be untrained or reduced to put in others)

  You can train skills and raise these skills. (these skills can be reduced and put into different ones)

  You have to craft your own armor or buy it.

  You only find your weopons on animals and runes to update them.

  It is more effiecent in some cases to raise a range of skills to lvl 6 and have 8 or so of the lvl 6 then having only >2< fully trained lvl 12 skills.

  If i missed anything please include and see if i was thinking that too.

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• Hieromancer Member Posts: 282

  February 2005

  once again i would just like to say thank you.

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• WNxDevil Member Posts: 10

  February 2005

  no problems i personally like to raise just 3 different attributes as you only get 200 atribute points i devide them into 3 which means u get 1 with 11 and 2 with 10 then you can use runes which up your skill level higher depending on the kind of rune
• TheMinistry Member Posts: 12

  February 2005

  Actually I think you'll find it's better to have 3 orso main attributes at a high level, than multiple attributes at a lower level. This allows for the Skills you use to be more specific, and do more damage.

  For example, if I were to go Ranger/Elementalist, I'd probably go for something like:

  Marksmanship
  Water Magic
  Fire Magic

  and then put the remaining attribute points into something smaller, such as Wilderness Survival.

  However, Elementalist/Ranger is a much stronger combination, as you can have the attribute of Energy Storage, in which case I'd go something like:

  Energy Storage (10)
  Water Magic (11)
  Marksmanship (10)

  That leaves an extra attribute having 1 point in it, probably Beast Mastery for PvE, purely because I like to give the Warrior I'll be teamed with flak in the way of an animal. However, those attributes are just an example, I'd have to actually think up a Build to incorporate them into - but the point still stands that it's better to specify, and have a few strong spells, than many mediocre ones.

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