Does brig do well enough for clerics or are you that much better off going for hauberk?
Continuing on my current path, I will be fully trained for hauberk by 118.
Otherwise I will stop with Brig at 38.
reg
Does brig do well enough for clerics or are you that much better off going for hauberk?
Continuing on my current path, I will be fully trained for hauberk by 118.
Otherwise I will stop with Brig at 38.
reg
>>Otherwise I will stop with Brig at 38.<<
Are you not able to single in armor use? reg
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Originally posted by Dustin Brookthorn:
Speaking from a cleric standpoint, Is it worth the extra 400/80 Ptp/Mtp to be fully trained in hauberk?Does brig do well enough for clerics or are you that much better off going for hauberk?
Continuing on my current path, I will be fully trained for hauberk by 118.
Otherwise I will stop with Brig at 38.
my cleric is in chain mail.. the spell failure rate sucks, but I'll live with it.
Brig spell failure is what... 7%? Chain mail failure is 8%.. no big whoop.
Hauberk, OTOH, has a MUCH higher failure rate.
reg
Taernath, I wasn't able to single and train how I wanted for the levels I wanted. I tried to train on a path that I know I can hunt..
Rats until 8,
Dirges and the bog area until 12,
Wolfshades until about 19,
Woodsmen + Wights until about 27.
Pooka's until I can get mares and steeds.
Then off to teras to swing at the living for awhile.
Other areas that I thought of for hunting grounds were Varanur, where brig would come in handy at 38 (40ish critters) and the corpses are good leveling at 23-30.
I wanted to hit various marks throughout my training, 5 ranks of Scroll Reading so I can get into the MC, Climbing and Swimming to certain points so I can access various areas in Solhaven easily. I didn't see much of a problem with getting brig at 38 instead of 30 because I will most likely be hunting things that can't touch me at those levels, and the brig will only be more hinderance and overkill.
[This message has been edited by Dustin Brookthorn (edited 12-19-2001).] reg