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I used to be an HA+Scythe cleric, so just jotting down a few things about HA clerics in case I want to make a guide. | I used to be an HA+Scythe cleric, so just jotting down a few things about HA clerics in case I want to make a guide. | ||
First off, make sure that you know what you are doing. You'll actually want almost 7 stat points per level after 70 (which can be near impossible or at least absurdly expensive) or 6.1 at earlier levels. Every 10 levels, you want +11 in addition to natural stats you have. Now this build can be absurdly expensive. You'll be putting about 5 strength, 1 dex, and about 6.2 mag per 2 levels. So every 10 levels, that is 25 str, 5 dex, and 31 mag. If you want to use a melee weapon though, it is very different. | First off, make sure that you know what you are doing. You'll actually want almost 7 stat points per level after 70 (which can be near impossible or at least absurdly expensive) or 6.1 at earlier levels. Every 10 levels, you want +11 in addition to natural stats you have. Now this build can be absurdly expensive. You'll be putting about 5 strength, 1 dex, and about 6.2 mag per 2 levels. So every 10 levels, that is 25 str, 5 dex, and 31 mag. If you want to use a melee weapon though, it is very different. | ||
Axe: | Axe: | ||
2.91-2.95 | |||
0.55-0.56 | 2.91-2.95 STR/LV | ||
0.55-0.56 DEX/LV | |||
So every 2 levels, 5-6 str, and 1-2 dex and whaver left over as mag. | So every 2 levels, 5-6 str, and 1-2 dex and whaver left over as mag. | ||
10 levels=29.5 str (30 str), 5.6 dex (6 dex), 25 mag | 10 levels=29.5 str (30 str), 5.6 dex (6 dex), 25 mag | ||
Scythe: | Scythe: | ||
2.47-2.49 str/lv | 2.47-2.49 str/lv | ||
1 dex/lv | 1 dex/lv | ||
So that means 5 str, 2 dex, 5.2 mag per 2 levels. | So that means 5 str, 2 dex, 5.2 mag per 2 levels. | ||
10 levels=25 str, 10 dex, 26 mag | 10 levels=25 str, 10 dex, 26 mag | ||
Sword: | Sword: | ||
1.93-1.95 str/lv | 1.93-1.95 str/lv | ||
1.54-1.55 dex/lv | 1.54-1.55 dex/lv | ||
2 levels= 5 str, 3-4 dex, 3 mag. (HA needs 5 str) | 2 levels= 5 str, 3-4 dex, 3 mag. (HA needs 5 str) | ||
10 levels= 25 str, 16 dex, 20 mag | 10 levels= 25 str, 16 dex, 20 mag | ||
Magic weapons: | Magic weapons: | ||
0.45-0.46 str/lv | 0.45-0.46 str/lv | ||
2.98-3.02 mag/lv | 2.98-3.02 mag/lv | ||
2 levels=5 str, 1 dex, 3-4 mag + 2-3 extra | 2 levels=5 str, 1 dex, 3-4 mag + 2-3 extra | ||
10 levels=25 str, 5 dex, 30 mag + 1 extra (31 mag) | 10 levels=25 str, 5 dex, 30 mag + 1 extra (31 mag) | ||
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This is just a quick estimate. I honestly just put stat points into mag and then when I got an armor that had enough +Stats to wear, I upped str and dex appropriately. | This is just a quick estimate. I honestly just put stat points into mag and then when I got an armor that had enough +Stats to wear, I upped str and dex appropriately. | ||
Benefits and disadvantages. | |||
Quick list of benefits off the top of my head (not a complete list). | Quick list of benefits off the top of my head (not a complete list). | ||
Benefits: | Benefits: | ||
1) You can tank physical damage more easily | 1) You can tank physical damage more easily | ||
2) You can melee mobs that get close | 2) You can melee mobs that get close | ||
3) You can keep killing after running out of mp by switching to melee | 3) You can keep killing after running out of mp by switching to melee | ||
4) Plume Shell drains less mp since you take less physical damage. | 4) Plume Shell drains less mp since you take less physical damage. | ||
Cons: | Cons: | ||
1) You need to refine gear and get +hp, +mag, +mag def shards | 1) You need to refine gear and get +hp, +mag, +mag def shards | ||
2) You will need mana potions or charms | 2) You will need mana potions or charms | ||
3) You will likely need hp potions and charms since healing can be difficult | 3) You will likely need hp potions and charms since healing can be difficult | ||
4) You will take more elemental damage | 4) You will take more elemental damage | ||
5) Players will yell at you and some will kick you out of their squad if they realize you are HA. | 5) Players will yell at you and some will kick you out of their squad if they realize you are HA. | ||
6) If there is a party wipe, they will blame you even if it isn't your fault. (like when the barbarian rushes through a room and draws the aggro of about 10-30 mobs with a speed booster. I swear that sometimes they die on purpose just to prove their point that HA clerics are "useless"...) | 6) If there is a party wipe, they will blame you even if it isn't your fault. (like when the barbarian rushes through a room and draws the aggro of about 10-30 mobs with a speed booster. I swear that sometimes they die on purpose just to prove their point that HA clerics are "useless"...) | ||
7) Mp recovers slower (at least it seems to) | 7) Mp recovers slower (at least it seems to) | ||
8) Barbs get mad if you take their job (tanking). Especially if your build still manages to do higher damage than they do. | 8) Barbs get mad if you take their job (tanking). Especially if your build still manages to do higher damage than they do. | ||
Revision as of 05:52, 19 November 2009
I used to be an HA+Scythe cleric, so just jotting down a few things about HA clerics in case I want to make a guide.
First off, make sure that you know what you are doing. You'll actually want almost 7 stat points per level after 70 (which can be near impossible or at least absurdly expensive) or 6.1 at earlier levels. Every 10 levels, you want +11 in addition to natural stats you have. Now this build can be absurdly expensive. You'll be putting about 5 strength, 1 dex, and about 6.2 mag per 2 levels. So every 10 levels, that is 25 str, 5 dex, and 31 mag. If you want to use a melee weapon though, it is very different.
Axe:
2.91-2.95 STR/LV
0.55-0.56 DEX/LV
So every 2 levels, 5-6 str, and 1-2 dex and whaver left over as mag.
10 levels=29.5 str (30 str), 5.6 dex (6 dex), 25 mag
Scythe:
2.47-2.49 str/lv
1 dex/lv
So that means 5 str, 2 dex, 5.2 mag per 2 levels.
10 levels=25 str, 10 dex, 26 mag
Sword:
1.93-1.95 str/lv
1.54-1.55 dex/lv
2 levels= 5 str, 3-4 dex, 3 mag. (HA needs 5 str)
10 levels= 25 str, 16 dex, 20 mag
Magic weapons:
0.45-0.46 str/lv
2.98-3.02 mag/lv
2 levels=5 str, 1 dex, 3-4 mag + 2-3 extra
10 levels=25 str, 5 dex, 30 mag + 1 extra (31 mag)
This is just a quick estimate. I honestly just put stat points into mag and then when I got an armor that had enough +Stats to wear, I upped str and dex appropriately.
Benefits and disadvantages.
Quick list of benefits off the top of my head (not a complete list).
Benefits:
1) You can tank physical damage more easily
2) You can melee mobs that get close
3) You can keep killing after running out of mp by switching to melee
4) Plume Shell drains less mp since you take less physical damage.
Cons:
1) You need to refine gear and get +hp, +mag, +mag def shards
2) You will need mana potions or charms
3) You will likely need hp potions and charms since healing can be difficult
4) You will take more elemental damage
5) Players will yell at you and some will kick you out of their squad if they realize you are HA.
6) If there is a party wipe, they will blame you even if it isn't your fault. (like when the barbarian rushes through a room and draws the aggro of about 10-30 mobs with a speed booster. I swear that sometimes they die on purpose just to prove their point that HA clerics are "useless"...)
7) Mp recovers slower (at least it seems to)
8) Barbs get mad if you take their job (tanking). Especially if your build still manages to do higher damage than they do.
