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09-12-2015, 11:07 AM
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Nothing like good ol' Halas -Everfrost to welcome a newbie to EQ. Watch out for those high(er) level skeletons that randomly roam around the area!
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09-12-2015, 12:21 PM
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I have a 60 troll shaman. Most fun of all characters I have ever played (although Iksar Necro in Lower Guk is pretty damn fun).
Personally, I think Everfrost is the greatest newbie zone, and Halas just seems like the last outpost before the edge of the world. I remember back in 1998, playing during the beta test, first character I ever made, my barb warrior Toehammer. Seeing the snow fall in Everfrost was like opening a new gaming world... so much detail. I remember using a splintering club for fear of not damaging bear skins. Being so scared to venture out into the rolling snow fields due to snow orcs. Losing my body underneath the frozen river... ahh the old days. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] | ||
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09-12-2015, 12:32 PM
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I almost wonder if this is right or not. Given that int classes are almost always going to be high on int or cha by default. Myself I always put max in agi for avoidance ac, the remaining I place in cha or int. Because int or cha can easily pass 180-200 with very little spent. And if you look at gear we have no drop for the classes later on a lot of pieces were designed to balance agi and dex in as well. Given casters are shy on these stats, myself i've always boosted agi or dex by default. Helps survivabilty later anyhow.
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