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I can think of numerous duo's that work tolerably well with a Rogue--I've even duo'd with them on my Shadow Knight on rare occasions--but I can't think of a whole lot of classes that will routinely *want* to duo with said Rogue. The Shaman won't, usually...he'd rather just go solo 4 things at a time or partner with the local Monk. Necromancers usually hate everyone and want to be left alone. Same goes for Druids or Bards, often enough. A Cleric will usually be looking for an Enchanter or a group. That might be the biggest reason for a Rogue to try to duo with something like a Paladin or Ranger or some such....they're perhaps the most likely folks to be willing to try something so non-conventional. Of course that's not relevant if you're talking about a pre-made group, but should be considered by anyone else. If I was a Rogue, I'd probably ask a Necromancer or Druid or Shaman first...but when they said no I'd probably give the local Shadow Knight or Ranger a try. Danth | |||
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Ranger+Rogue is ridiculously fun in outdoor zones. Not so bad in indoor either. The ranger's spellbook and fundamentals compliment a rogue in many aspects better than a paladin. I say this as a huge paladin fan mind you.
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Last edited by wycca; 12-29-2014 at 03:31 PM..
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rogue/shaman
can net good xp and camp a lot of items in many dungeons, speaking from experience here here's my guide 1-50 : let shaman solo to level 50 then PL you 51 - 60 : let shaman solo to 60, then PL you | ||
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