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i had an elven ranger for a while (circ 14) which walked, well, i wasnt too happy with him anyway, trying to hold too much all the time and getting weighed down so my next character was a Tog which im still playing.
my question is this: does the fact that togs are +2 to both intel and wisdom really matter that much?...everyone has told me that those two atts are worthless after 30 anyway so... plus its fun to mash gobs with a war mattock.
tanx
hathin:
too stupid to be a mage, too ugly to be a paladin, too big to be a cook, too nice to be a barb.
It's possible to train out any of your weaknesses if you work at it hard enough. Keep in mind that there is a fix coming to stats in general, especially for togs. You may want to wait around and see what happens before you do anything at all.
Ryeka
Sometimes the key to happiness is not assuming it is locked in the first place- Ziggy
Ryeka
Sometimes the key to happiness is not assuming it is locked in the first place- Ziggy
<<It's possible to train out any of your weaknesses if you work at it hard enough. Keep in mind that there is a fix coming to stats in general, especially for togs. You may want to wait around and see what happens before you do anything at all.
I beleive the only thing changing is that stamina will be -2 instead of -1.
Falk
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I beleive the only thing changing is that stamina will be -2 instead of -1.
Falk
Word Of The Day
limnetic : (adj) : of, relating to, or inhabiting the open water of a body of freshwater
>>The best thing about DR is that you can play most guilds as any race and not suffer too much. Being a Gor'Tog Ranger is pretty unique. If you enjoy it, stick with it. :)
I agree, I always like seeing characters that go against the mainstream.. ones obviously chosen for the roleplay potential that so often gets overlooked because they're not optimized for training. I play a halfling cleric myself, and have a lot of fun with it.. hey, short people need spiritual guidance too (and with all the Olvi thieves, perhaps a good deal more than most.)
~Kyrrian, and Brother Ozzy
I agree, I always like seeing characters that go against the mainstream.. ones obviously chosen for the roleplay potential that so often gets overlooked because they're not optimized for training. I play a halfling cleric myself, and have a lot of fun with it.. hey, short people need spiritual guidance too (and with all the Olvi thieves, perhaps a good deal more than most.)
~Kyrrian, and Brother Ozzy
Not at all. Maybe I'm more sensitive to this sort of thing, as S'Kra are pretty rare overall, but I think that too many people put emphasis on either stats or cliches when choosing their race. In fact, it seems that guild's almost always the consideration first, then race.
Pick a race you like the looks of, THEN pick a guild. And while you're at it, go read your racial folder and learn about your race. There's a lot of interesting stuff that people either ignore or never bother to learn about.
Good luck with your Tog.
-Sy
Pick a race you like the looks of, THEN pick a guild. And while you're at it, go read your racial folder and learn about your race. There's a lot of interesting stuff that people either ignore or never bother to learn about.
Good luck with your Tog.
-Sy
