the only way we can fight is HUGE downtimes for mana/health/mana. (We fight
using spells, and then have to heal (healing during the battle, though
needed, doesnt let us do the precious damage we need to win solo...and is a
NASTY circle...) And after the fight we need to coupe health ASAP, and our
mana.....equipment for me is just wis increasing so I have MORE mana to
fight with as I go on. I tend to begin to ignore AC like a real caster does
simply because we try not to get into fights ANYWAY...and if we do....and
the tanks cant pull em off, we're kinda screwed.....so divine aura....head
for zone, or hope a tank can get em off as I try for safe area to recover
body.
Bann
-----Original Message-----
From: Rob Berryhill [mailto:
racefan@...]
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 4:00 PM
To:
EQ-Clerics@onelist.com
Subject: RE: [EQ-Clerics] the road less traveled...
From: "Rob Berryhill" <
racefan@...>
The equipment is irrelevant since our Weapon skill lags so far behind.
Regardless of the equipment you use, a high level cleric will miss quite
often. It is pretty pointless to try and develop a "fighter/healer" type,
because around level 25 it stops working and only gets worse with levels.
Astur il'Ayan, Cleric of Brell
Solusek Ro
> From: Kevin Dailey <Kevin_Dailey@...>
>
> I have the opportunity to buy items off Ebay that would give me
> outstanding stats as far as strength, agility and dexterity go. I'm
> talking 115 str, 130 dex and 125 agi (and 85 sta), all wearable at the
> same time. However, my wisdom would be only 105.
>
> On the other hand, I also have the opportunity to buy wisdom items that
> would increase my wisdom by 35 points (to about 136). Which path should
> I follow? Some people argue that high level clerics CAN melee, while
> others argue that at high levels, clerics should concentrate on their
> healing and buffing skills. "After all, if you wanted to be a warrior,
> you should have been one." Yeah, yeah, heard that, been there. With the
> right equipment, though (Jboots, a flowing black sash of haste, an
> observer's staff, etc.), a cleric should be able to hold his or her own
> in combat, even after level 35.
>
> Any suggestions, comments, advice before I commit to one group of items
> or the other?
>
> Saidinn Witchwood
>
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