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Message ID: 4032
Date: Tue Jul 20 21:48:17 BST 1999
Author: Danny Byers
Subject: Kicking arse and taking names was RE: Subject: Psalm of Warmth


Last night I got to party with 2 other bards for the first time in a party.
I have to admit, it was such a blast. we were 25,26,and 27 respectively.
That with a 29 lvled warrior and and a 31druid, we were finishing of
mistmoore mobs in about 10seconds each. the 9 songs being stacked were psalm
of warmth, hymn, chords, ddd, binding, bellow, chain, anthem, fear/sleep
when necessary. i had the lovely honor of singing ddd, chords, and heal.
that with my obsidian shard and enammelled mace was shelling out huge
damage. im curious to find out what weapons everyone (20+) enjoys using.
Im a parttime business man dabbling in armour sales, but im a weapons
collector for fun. my personal stash includes demon claw, staff of writhing,
black enammelled mace, dragoon dirk, obsidian shard, lj crook. had to give
up my tommys awhile back.

learic lovejam
26 15/16 bardsman of Xegony




>Psalm of Warmth is a very very very useful song if you're
>soloing. When soloing, nearly anything that gives you
>experience is going to hit you lots and lots of times. With
>the Psalm of Warmth's fire shield, your opponent takes damage
>every time he hits you. At L27 it was "only" 4 points per
>hit, but considering you're probably going to be hit 20-40
>times in a solo fight, that's 80-160 points of free damage.
>I was having trouble soloing defenders in Cazic until I
>thought of this. I started weaving the Psalm and suddenly the
>fights I'd been losing handily before, I started winning.
>Weave it with Hymn and you can make the battle last even
>longer causing your opponent to take even more damage. If you
>can manage four songs, I'd do Anthem, Psalm, Chain, Hymn. If
>you can only do three, I'd drop Chain - you will be taking
>more hits, but your opponent will be taking damage for each of
>those hits, so it's not as great a loss as you'd first think.
>Swap Chain for Psalm when your opponent starts to flee.
>--
>John H. Kim
>kim@...