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The seekers' main advantage is their Edge Blur skill. In PvP, such as duels and PK, they do not require a target in order to use it. As it is, Edge Blur is a magic attack, so most heavy and light armor classes are at an extreme disadvantage. Combined with Heartseeker and Voidstep and it's nearly over. Seekers also have an extremely high defense which, coupled with their high HP, makes them tricky to cut down before they cut you down. The downside, unfortunately, is that seekers are slow and have to depend on random chance that their sword buff's debuff add-ons occur. | |||
=== Seeker in PvE === | === Seeker in PvE === | ||
Revision as of 04:29, 31 May 2011
Seeker
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|---|---|
| Race | Earthguard |
| Type | Physical |
| Home Town | Tellus City |
| Elements | Metal |
Seekers are a melee class, specializing in swords and dual blades. Their roles include support, damage dealing, AoE, and secondary tank. A seeker can use buffs to enhance his attacks, which include strong AoE attacks. With special skills, they can increase their defense level greatly for a period of time. They can also decrease target's attack and defense level for a period of time. Seekers can place a special debuff on a target so the target(s) will receive additional damage and crit rate as well. They put themselves in harm's way and also use buffs and debuffs to support the squad, especially the casters. While they mostly deal melee physical damage, they also have skills that inflict ranged and/or magical damage as well, setting them apart from most other melee classes.
| HP | 75 |
|---|---|
| MP | 45 |
| P Atk | 4-6 |
| M Atk | 1-1 |
| Accuracy | 50 |
| Evasion | 50 |
| Movement Speed | 5.0 m/s |
Pros:
- High Physical Defense and HP
- Powerful ranged attacks
- Strong PvE debuffs
- Manipulates Attack and Defense levels of foes and allies
- Many AoEs including a sustained AoE and one that does not require a target
- Able to Tank at higher levels
Cons:
- Low magical defense
- No reliable disables
- No anti-disable skills
- Tend to steal aggro if not careful
- Low HP and Physical defence at low levels
Seeker Weapons
Damage Chart: Lower-Low-Medium-High-Higher
Attack Speed Chart: Slower-Slow-Medium-Fast-Faster
Blade:
Medium range, Fast attack speed, Lower-Medium damage
Dual Blade:
Medium range, Slow attack speed, Medium-High damage
Sword:
Medium range, Fast attack speed, Low-Medium damage
Dual Sword:
Medium range, Slow attack speed, Medium-Medium damage
Seeker Armor
Heavy Armor is recommended for seekers due to their tendency to engage in melee combat, however due to the dexterity requirements for using swords/blades it is also possible to use Light Armor. Light Armor is best used against magic users as it has better elemental resistance.
Seeker in PvP
The seekers' main advantage is their Edge Blur skill. In PvP, such as duels and PK, they do not require a target in order to use it. As it is, Edge Blur is a magic attack, so most heavy and light armor classes are at an extreme disadvantage. Combined with Heartseeker and Voidstep and it's nearly over. Seekers also have an extremely high defense which, coupled with their high HP, makes them tricky to cut down before they cut you down. The downside, unfortunately, is that seekers are slow and have to depend on random chance that their sword buff's debuff add-ons occur.
Seeker in PvE
Seeker in Territory War
Due to AoEs and their speed skill, they can use their high HP to help blademasters run in stun and nuke fast. Also they can use their Vortex AoE at the front gate of home base to slow or even stop enemies from coming in that way.
