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![]() Been bored with my SK and have a mage I might level. Is the full set of Netted Kelp armor decent to start him out with?
Cheap, decent stats. Whole set adds the following. +67AC +49STR -55CHA +56INT +67STA +3WIS +86SVF. Is the -cha irrelevant? | ||
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![]() It should affect how you roleplay and how other players react to you.
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![]() I like the look of that armor set, good stats for a new Mage too. Just take it off when vendoring
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![]() Yes it’s a nice set. My wiz is usually down about 150 mana with it but the look…
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![]() Great for a Mage farming giants/guards/Droga. Having 150+ STR is a game changer and allows you to hold a camp much longer between vendor trips.
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![]() I use netted kelp on my necromancer. The cool appearance feels kind of lost since I’m in skeleton form most of the time, but the main thing I do notice is that with netted kelp I have so much strength that I can completely fill my inventory with fine steel and still be fine. Meanwhile my enchanter loots two items and I’m encumbered, lol.
For plat grinding I think netted kelp has some real utility. | ||
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![]() Appreciate the advice guys! I might do a wizard instead though haha. I have both a necro and Druid and besides charming in permafrost on the Druid, the quadding was fun for me.
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