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Message ID: 1223
Date: Fri May 28 01:19:34 BST 1999
Author: Ben Brockmann
Subject: Re: Level one tips
>
> From: RON_TALBOT@...
>
> Message: 10
> Date: 27 May 1999 15:39:26 -0000
> From: et_1983@...
> Subject: Newbie tips ?
>
> I just started a bard and i was wondering if someone could give me a
> few tips...
>
> IF you do , reply or send me an e-mail
>
> Thank you
>
> A level 1 bard
> ------------------------------------------
>
> Great, it's nice to provide an answer for a change.
>
> 1. Give it a try! I think bards are the most fun of any of the classes! I
> have tried several and it's my favorite. (lost interest it the others)
>
> 2. Sing your songs all the time even when you selling. You need all the
> practice you can get to get your singing skill up.
>
> 3. but DON'T practice with the level 2 song!!!!! Chords of Dissonance.
> Nice little damage song but it will attack everything including guards and
> merchants who will kill you instantly for you pain.
>
> 4. Hunt the nearest newbie area diligently. I found it very easy to get
> to 5th level in one evening of play. The first level song and a rusty long
> sword or scimitar should do the trick.
>
> 4.5 Kill any orc/skel/gnoll that is holding a weapon. These weapons are
> your better loot at low levels not to mention arming yourself.
>
> 5. My favorite area to level below 10-12 is Misty Thicket near Rivervale.
> If you can get there go.
>
> 6. Sell stuff at the local bards guild (if there is one) for better
> prices.
>
> 7. Learn to fish for food. Saves a lot of money at lower levels.
>
> 8. Soon as you can scrape together 4 plat. go to Kelethin and buy a Mino
> ax from another player. (they are almost constantly on sale.) Should only
> cost 4 palt and certainly don't pay more then 5
>
> 9. Buy tattered armor from player tailors. best money to ac ratio at
> lower levels. 2-5 gold a piece.
>
> Nuff for now
>
> YHS
> Bujold the singing bard (stuck at 11th)
> Xegony
>
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