Hello, I am new to Achaea and while I don’t plan on doing it any time soon, I would eventually like to pvp. To that end I wanted to get some opinions on classes and how they perform. I am interested in 1v1 and prefer a class that does not require a substantial investment in real money ($100+), at least initially. I am already a Priest (it seemed like a good starting character) and for RP purposes I am not particularly interested in Monk or Magi/Sylvan, and don’t generally like to play “evil” characters, but if need be I will. So pick a class, and if you would like to leave a comment please do, I very much value your opinions.
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I plan on playing Priest up to get a feel for the game (it can be overwhelming at times) and then rerolling, I think transitioning from priest to Paladin is probably a smart move.
@all, I would still love to hear from anyone else that wants to give their input, no such thing as too much information, at least not in the context of this game, so don't be dissuaded!
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One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important
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One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important
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In contrast, the $105 credit package gives you 300 credits, which you can convert (at the newbie rate of 8.5 lessons per) for 2550 lessons.
The difference is if you want them -now- or are willing to let them accumulate.
Edit to add: In order to be competitive with Paladin, you'll need trans Chivalry and Devotion, plus a substantial amount in Weaponry. Moderate investment in Survival, Vision, and Riding are also helpful. Prices for superior forged weapons can also be exorbitant
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Though, so do knights and monks.
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I will not draw them in the order that they are requested... rather in the order that I get inspiration/artist block.
When I was a Paladin I mostly fought other Paladins/Priests in Shallamese Rampages I think most people tend to want to be a good class in the good city. but no fighting with out devotion sucks. Paladin's more manageable then priest I assume. but losing devotion as a whole is just suck.
Also I say Blademaster, you don't need all the cool and nifty skills and such to start out with as a Blademaster, Trans Twoarts will get you very far. you won't be able to kill mounted opponents with out feet in striking. but other wise really just need knees. I started off doing real combat as a blademaster and even with out brokenstar Multislashing after a legbreak/btwist setup will get you pretty far.
Of course Knights can just spam curare/prefarar to the max I honestly keep getting killed by people I don't even expect to put up a fight because of Curare/prefarar lunge spam.
Acctually I take back what I had said before. I don't think I read your post correctly Paladin all the way just have to trans two class skills weaponry and pick up rapier prof can get decent rapiers cheap.
Also, just like to note I hate serpent combat with a passion. But I love the class.
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