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Can you be more specific? Who is prevented from learning armor? If you blocked the blow entirely before it even can penetrate the protectee's evasion, i think that is to be expected.
"When I grow up, I want to be a soulless monster trapped in a suit of enchanted armor and compelled into violent service for a commercial institution through torturous psychic conditioning." -- Armifer
There are several stages of Protect (Deflect) is the lowest that allows others to learn armor while hunting with a paladin.
A s'sugi malchata attempts to evade, mis-stepping and blundering into the blow. The shield lands an awesome strike that explodes the chest in a shower of blood and splintered ribs.
A s'sugi malchata crumbles to the ground.
A s'sugi malchata attempts to evade, mis-stepping and blundering into the blow. The shield lands an awesome strike that explodes the chest in a shower of blood and splintered ribs.
A s'sugi malchata crumbles to the ground.
I am very familiar with PROTECT DEFELCT and you did not answer my question.
Did you outright prevent the blow from reaching the person you're protecting? If you totally stopped the attack, they learn nothing.
"When I grow up, I want to be a soulless monster trapped in a suit of enchanted armor and compelled into violent service for a commercial institution through torturous psychic conditioning." -- Armifer
Did you outright prevent the blow from reaching the person you're protecting? If you totally stopped the attack, they learn nothing.
"When I grow up, I want to be a soulless monster trapped in a suit of enchanted armor and compelled into violent service for a commercial institution through torturous psychic conditioning." -- Armifer
Well as I said he had roughly 150 armor 4 dobek moruryn on him which hard cap about 400 and was like that for an hour with little to show for it.
A s'sugi malchata attempts to evade, mis-stepping and blundering into the blow. The shield lands an awesome strike that explodes the chest in a shower of blood and splintered ribs.
A s'sugi malchata crumbles to the ground.
A s'sugi malchata attempts to evade, mis-stepping and blundering into the blow. The shield lands an awesome strike that explodes the chest in a shower of blood and splintered ribs.
A s'sugi malchata crumbles to the ground.
You're not listening. Did YOU or did YOU not fully block the attacks from Dobeks? His skills are irrelevant.
If YOUR skills are too high that you outright blocked the blows, he will learn NOTHING whehther he has 0 ranks or 400 ranks.
"When I grow up, I want to be a soulless monster trapped in a suit of enchanted armor and compelled into violent service for a commercial institution through torturous psychic conditioning." -- Armifer
If YOUR skills are too high that you outright blocked the blows, he will learn NOTHING whehther he has 0 ranks or 400 ranks.
"When I grow up, I want to be a soulless monster trapped in a suit of enchanted armor and compelled into violent service for a commercial institution through torturous psychic conditioning." -- Armifer
Well all I can say is the poison and cuts he had came from somewhere and not me.
A s'sugi malchata attempts to evade, mis-stepping and blundering into the blow. The shield lands an awesome strike that explodes the chest in a shower of blood and splintered ribs.
A s'sugi malchata crumbles to the ground.
A s'sugi malchata attempts to evade, mis-stepping and blundering into the blow. The shield lands an awesome strike that explodes the chest in a shower of blood and splintered ribs.
A s'sugi malchata crumbles to the ground.
Unfortunately poison and wounds dont directly correlate to how good the training is. A circle 1 trader could walk into dobeks, come out with 10 doses of critical poison and no limbs, and not be learning anything. And this is how its supposed to be.
That aside, the purpose of protect deflect isn't really to allow a Paladin to bring anybody into any hunting ground and allow them to train there, nor is that how it has ever really worked.
-Landros
That aside, the purpose of protect deflect isn't really to allow a Paladin to bring anybody into any hunting ground and allow them to train there, nor is that how it has ever really worked.
-Landros
