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05-15-2014, 08:45 AM
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I fear kited with a necro last night for a few & it was pretty decent as he would heal me if needed too as I added 3times+ more DPS than Zonerabob pet0026. I wasn't trying to get hit obviously but you get it.
(Disregard if:>) I think you said you made a druid but, make what you really wanna play dude. Something you going to want to log in and play. Example: My play time is limited so I like to log in and swing imaginary weapons, dodge & see my numbers beat their numbers. It gives me a chance to unwind after working, hopefully help other people & hang out with folks also trying to play a game. | ||
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05-15-2014, 08:49 AM
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It's obviously very situational.
I duo'd with a necro while playing my enchanter in Dreadlands. He took a plaguebone from the ruins and I had a Drolvarg Rager. Those two were doing close to 15% per round of attacks. We had level 4 fear and level 12 darkness and both of those were more than sufficient on all but Ravishing Drolvargs. Not healing saves tons of mana - who knew?
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05-15-2014, 09:21 AM
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It depends on what you're trying to duo and at what level you're talking about. If you and a friend are new players making characters and want to level up together efficiently, 2 necros is a great duo because you don't get the pet xp hit, and can both heal, FD, mez, etc. and neither of you need clarity or other buffs anyway. If you want to maximize your duoing possibilities in taking on the toughest mobs at 60 then it's either an enchanter or a shaman with torpor.
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