25 dwarf warrior, though I'm leveling him in the mean time to at least 26. Think I'm gonna start out with feint mastered so I don't have to use a weapon for it. Then the points are going toward krynch and evade mastery, after that punch mastery then we'll see.

Nice..

I'm going to be converting a 100 paladin. (Was a warrior until recently).

Honestly, for like 8 years, I've done TWC brawling weapons as my combat style..and had armor hiding robes for as long as I can remember. He's always been a swift "strike and dodge" type character...so I'm really looking forward to being able to switch over to a class that promotes these functions and fits more with his roleplay.

Curious if the people who plan on converting have tried the class yet? Have you rolled a monk on another slot and given it a test run?

Chad, player of a few

I played one to level 10 or so...

Honestly, it's not even about functionality of the class as much as it just "fits" my guy. Even if I absolutely despised Unarmed Combat (which I don't), I could always TWC brawling weapons/katars, and be the same exact functionality my warrior was...except i'll have 3x dodge and robes, instead of full plate.

Like at first being a warrior "fit" then converting to paladin "fit"?

Chad, player of a few

Heh, the dwarf has a paladin conversion open ... maybe I should try it. :)

Yeah I've leveled up a couple of monks from 10-15. I really want to convert that character since he's been around awhile and has some attuned items I'd like to use on an active character. Otherwise I'd just have kept leveling one of the others.

>>Like at first being a warrior "fit" then converting to paladin "fit"?

Nah, honestly I converted to paladin a couple of months ago out of boredom....he's been a warrior for over a decade.

Nothing really "fit" because i picture him as sort of a fast-moving whirlwind blur...so I was a TWC brawling, mstriking warrior who wore robes..

The paladin thing was just to see what the hype was about, since I haven't really played much at all in anticipation for monk conversions.

Thanks for the concern with my roleplay though.

:high five:

Sure thing bud. I'll keep playing my character the way I want to play him, and have fun doing it....you keep doing your thing, whatever that might be.

Guys, please chill.

~Vanah

So what's your point in posting in this thread Chad? You seem passive aggressive as if its offended you somehow.

Just being a nosy jerk. Sometimes my curiosity gets the better of me.

I totally understand the "roleplay" concept. There are a few players who have successfully fleshed out characters who do not appear like your standard every day warrior, or wizard, or cleric or whatever. That is a cool thing about this text medium.

Making GS a classless system built only on skills would be the ultimate way to completely customize your character.

Just the fact that conversions are allowed at all is pretty cool. Being able to convert a capped character to the peak of the newest class in the game is awesome. I'm surprised it is allowed at all.

Chad, player of a few

I will have a level 44 Elf Rogue converted. I had wanted to master LFM but everytime I try I remember how much I hate learning guild skills. I have a Half Krolvin Monk that should be titled soon. I figure I will go physical with one and go magic heavy with the other.

GBB

I'll be converting my level 23 Voln paladin... she used to be a lance-user, and I used to barely ever play her... since the UAC system came out though, she's been having a blast punching, kicking, grappling, etc. her way through like-level foes.

I did roll up a monk, in an extra character slot I had at the time. Got her to level six before my Premie sub ran out, but in that time, I had a complete blast with her, so I figured my Voln paladin would be a good choice to convert.

I converted a level 47 half-sylph rogue I had sitting around.

~James
Player of Septimius