I agree with you on most of that, and if all the other magic classes turn
out to be the same, maybe I'll try a monk or warrior. And alot of the really
usefull stuff that makes us versatile isnt untill the higher levels.Disarm
Trap is 30th, Pick locks is 40th, and track is 35th....Maybe I am just
expecting to much, I dont know
-----Original Message-----
From: Snicker <
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To:
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Date: Friday, May 21, 1999 3:02 PM
Subject: Re: [eqbards] Disenchantment.
>From: Snicker <snicker@...>
>
>At 01:07 PM 5/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
><snip>
>>only usefull ones. Any other magic class usually has a variety of usefull
>>spells, and I rarely see 1 (Lets say wizrd) using the same 4 or 5 spell
over
>>and over again. They switch them around considering what the situation
calls
>>for
>
>Gotta disagree here. As an enchanter, I generally had a standard "spell
>kit" that I seldom changed. As a Bard my song kit is much the same, but as
>I get more protective songs they will take some precedence.
>Note one VERY important thing: We are NOT defined by our songs the way
>spellcasters are defined by their spells. We are also middlin-fair
>warriors (You watch a wiz try to go toe to toe with a fast melee mob and
>see who's still standing). We are also the SINGLE MOST VERSATILE CLASS IN
>THE GAME. Read that sentence again. There is NOTHING we can't do: pick
>locks, disarm traps, put monsters to sleep, heal our party, hide our party,
>take our party underwater.... Bards in EQ are the single-most powerful
>Bard class I've ever played (and this is from someone who's played Bard in
>nearly every conceivable RPG).
>As has been stated before, we enhance a party. If you want to convert a
>Bard to a mathematical formula, where fighters = 1, and spellchuckers = 1,
>and Clerics = 1, Bards = x2 multiplier. We make everyone better.
>
>
>
>Talies the Wanderer
>Check out the EverQuesting Bard:
>http://amtgard.pinkpig.com/bards/eqbard.htm
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