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Ok I got a few questions about this, I hope it hasn't been allready covered.
The IG purpose of the ability is to make a person go to sleep without them knowing whats going on and as far as I know thats impossible.
You have to be incredable balance to pull it off unless the victom is stunned, sitting or lieing down.
You need to fight the person into incredable balance which basicly defeats the whole purpose of doing the ability.
My question is, is there anyway to execute the ability as it should of been intended? Maybe im just not skilled enough in brawling or circle can someobdy please fill me in?
If this is as good as it gets is there any hope of seeing this ability rebuilt in DR2?
=Gholen-
1.) You are partially correct, you can do it at nimbly, but it's better to do it at incred.
2.) You are also correct, that it helps if the person is stunned, or prone, but it can still fail to work if the person is sitting (read at 35th I couldn't perform said ability against a 5th circle character who was sitting).
3.) After running Gnome Quest, I chose some leather boots that when tapped auto boost your balance to incred, which is a major bonus. This is the only way I've found this to be effective, and have pulled it off this way.
4.) We've been asking for a balance cookie for years. Or at least adding a balance modifier into one of our existing cookies (I would love this). As we are experts of mind and body, one would assume we would know something about setting ourselves up so that we were incred balanced at any given time.
The Merc.
2.) You are also correct, that it helps if the person is stunned, or prone, but it can still fail to work if the person is sitting (read at 35th I couldn't perform said ability against a 5th circle character who was sitting).
3.) After running Gnome Quest, I chose some leather boots that when tapped auto boost your balance to incred, which is a major bonus. This is the only way I've found this to be effective, and have pulled it off this way.
4.) We've been asking for a balance cookie for years. Or at least adding a balance modifier into one of our existing cookies (I would love this). As we are experts of mind and body, one would assume we would know something about setting ourselves up so that we were incred balanced at any given time.
The Merc.
