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Message ID: 11196
Date: Sat Dec 4 19:47:28 GMT 1999
Author: Bard
Subject: Re: Use for Lullaby at L17...


About a week ago, some friends and I decided to camp the bartender's
room in Sol A. We fought our way to the doorway of the room then healed and
medded up. Our ranger peeked inside the room to see how many spawns were up
(a group had been there earlier) and saw that the room was full. What
happened next was something very rare in groups, we set up a gameplan.
Everyone (that didn;t have one set already) mapped out an /assist hotkey
for our puller and we discussed who would cast what and when they would cast
it. Since the major worry was that the whole room would rush us and folks
would get the stuffing beat out of them by multiple MOBs before one could be
killed, I told them about Lullaby. With that info, (and when we were
healed, buffed, and medded) our puller targetted the most dangerous MOB and
we all rushed in! I fired up Lullaby (everything in the room con'd blue to
me), Lull'd the other gobbies, and we surrounded the MOB our puller ran to
and hit the /assist hotkey. Four or five MOBs later (with a group of 4 or 5
upper 20'-very low 30's... no nukers or pure tanks, just me, a couple of
druids, and a ranger or two) a few of us were around 1/2 hp, the druids were
almost OOM, but we stood victorious! Later in the night, however, our
puller grabbed a bit more than we could handle (8 or 10, I believe) and I
saw so many resisited Lullabies that I thought someone was playing a joke on
me. Corpse recovery soon followed.
The moral of the story? When it works, it works WELL, and when it
doesn't... LOADING, PLEASE WAIT...
(btw, yes it was waaaay more powerful in P4. Damn the nerfs!)

-=B=-
Barrd Talespinner
30th on The Rathe
Baron of the guild of the New OutRiders
One Helluva Nice Guy ;o)
-----Original Message-----
From: firehawk <firehawk@...>
To: eqbards@onelist.com <eqbards@onelist.com>
Date: Saturday, December 04, 1999 12:10 PM
Subject: Re: [eqbards] Use for Lullaby at L17...


>From: "firehawk" <firehawk@...>
>
>Very cool suggestions. I too have seen a bard in a group simply by using
>lullaby pull off some amazing battles. What is truely interesting is that
>according to Verant a DOT spell should nix the Effect of lullaby but a
quick
>resinging (don't wait for the song to refresh itself) can still slow it
>down.
>
>Lullaby is also a great way to help lower level folk or parties fighting
>ubermobs that you can still effect as it slows down the number of times the
>mob can hit them.
>
>Adon
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "SteelWolf" <steelwolf@...>
>To: <eqbards@onelist.com>
>Sent: Saturday, December 04, 1999 11:24 AM
>Subject: [eqbards] Use for Lullaby at L17...
>
>
>> From: SteelWolf <steelwolf@...>
>>
>> Possible use for lullaby at L17...
>>
>> A friend on his L17 Bard, and I on my 19 shaman were in East Karana
>> killing gnoll reavers and undead reavers. He'd go pull 2-4 and come
>> back. He'd use lullaby to keep them all asleep except for the one he was
>> attacking. The paladin with us used /assist to target the correct
>> target, then tanked it. At the beginning of the fight, I AE'd the mobs
>> with Infectious Cloud, a Disease AE DoT. Next pulse he'd put them right
>> back to sleep, nixing me off the hate list so I could heal or med
>> without being mobbed. By the time the first target was dead, the other
>> 2-3 targets would have been chewed to half health by the AE everytime.
>> It was quite a sight.
>>
>> Two things to keep in mind however, his stats were much higher than a
>> new player on a L17 because he was outfitted with better equipment, and
>> he'd also played with many bards all the way to L50 in group on his
>> primary character, so he'd been able to see Bards in action and ask many
>> questions about the techniques and tricks of others.
>>
>> Ariell Thunderwolf, Karana
>>
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