>>When things get hairy, we have the
>> accellerando - a near full-proff excape route. In the situation you
>> described, if I was getting hit hard and hit a lot, I'd hit accellerando
>at
>
>I lasted about 15 seconds. I tried my damndest to get accell - but kept on
>getting stunned...
>While I was stunned the two cents and the legionaire were hitting me..
well, I have to admit, I've died like that a few times. Now if I see more
that 2 things that stun heading my way, I run before they get in range.
That's even if they con a high green. I was almost killed trying to fight 3
green orc at a time. I did manage to accellerando away, but it was close.
>Stupid me - didn't know you can hot-key a spell...
It took me a long time to figure this out. You have to be in windowed mode,
not full screen. Then you can drag and drop spell buttons just like other
things.
>Well the biggest thing I learned - not to listen to non-bards about what
>song to use. The leader of the group (who seemed to know what he was
>doing) - asked me to turn on the dischord song before starting to fight. I
>should have trusted my own instincts than listen to someone else... I
>usually start with a buff song - and switch when I feel it's appropriate.
Right. Trust your instincts. You will probably know more about your songs
than any non-bard and maybe more about them then most bards, since you
frequent this group!
>I appreciate the advice. Live and learn (or in this case - Die and Learn!)
>Getting Stunned is clearly the biggest problem we face in combat!
Amen and amen.
Keyeon