Let's try this again. So I typed up this awesome, long and well thought post on a Justicar Leveling and Raiding build and the board said that will not be tolerated and ate it. So this time I will be hammering that Save Draft button so I don't lose an hour of work. I know in the last post I said I would discuss healing souls; however, I few guildies asked me questions about my build and how I go about tanking. This post will be about that. First and foremost, prebattle prep. Justicars ...
*** Cross posted from adventuresoftaas.com *** Rift has been a surprise hit for many hundreds of thousands of players. I know in my guild it went from a game we knew nothing about in December to a full guild chapter with over 80 active members now in March. Rift's success has caused some confusion for those who have only tried the first 10 to 20 levels. A common confused question that gets asked is this: "This game is so much like the competition, why would anyone play this ...
Updated 03-26-2011 at 04:20 PM by RJO
Some of these changes I don't understand completely but I will attempt to go over each of them and what kind of impact it might have on our play styles (it can be fairly agreed upon that the majority of these nerfs were intended for PvP purposes with a few exceptions). BEASTMASTER * Flesh Rip: Will now properly show up in the reactive ability UI when your pet critically hits. Fixed an issue where this was gaining weapon damage to each tick of the bleed effect. Base damage reduced. ...
I'm going to be putting together a series of blog posts detailing the different Mage souls and what they do, with suggested pairings. The disclaimer on this is that I'm not going to post anything until I've given the soul a good try, so it will be some time before I get through them all. Today, Chloromancer and Pyromancer! Chloromancer This is a soul every mage should know how to play and have as one of their specs. It can main heal instances and, once you get ...
Updated 03-22-2011 at 08:47 PM by Abaci
1. Look at the Callings and Souls here. 2. Pick the Calling which most interests you, then select a combo of Souls that you think you might like. 3. Roll a character with said Calling and pick your Souls. 4. Play however you want, and if you aren't enjoying it, try something new. 5. Find a combo that works for you. 6. Have fun (Get on my level).
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