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Message ID: 1044
Date: Mon May 24 15:09:43 BST 1999
Author: chlebek@dpt.com
Subject: Re: Disenchantment.


1) Acually, Paladins get Double Attack, but not Dual Wield. It's still true
that only a warrior has both.

Taelin, Songweavers of Kelethin


P.S. I agree about the plate. I can't see my bard ever wearing plate








snicker@... on 05/21/99 11:36:58 PM

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cc: (bcc: Terry Chlebek/DPT)



Subject: Re: [eqbards] Disenchantment.









From: Snicker <snicker@...>

At 06:37 PM 5/21/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Dual wield at 17 is really cool, and Bellows in place of kick is fine, but
>why no dual attack? Apparently the bardic class was VERY powerful in beta
>and had to be toned down but I am thinking maybe it was toned down in the
>areas that made it too powerful and forgotten about in the areas it is
very >weak in. Am I totally off base? I mean why give me the capability
to have >skills I will never be very good at?

1) Paladins also do not get dual attack. It's what makes a warrior
special. Remember, we can even wear plate (which I personally think is a
mistake.)

2) cf. JOAT (Jack of All Trades, Master of None.) We can do a lot of
different things - but we will never be the masters at any one of them that
the class we're borrowing them from is. Rogues will always be better
lockpickers, sneakers and trap disarmers. Monks will always fall better
than we can. Rangers will always forage better. And Warriors will always
fight better. It is not in a single thing that we are great, but that in
all things we are good.


Talies the Wanderer
Check out the EverQuesting Bard:
http://amtgard.pinkpig.com/bards/eqbard.htm

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