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Carbon fiber
I seriously think on taking this one....
What class would be more interesting?
Spellclasters, beast-fighters and monks I would pass as too much suited towards challenge.
So from rest of these what I should take on?
Maybe carbon fibered thief? looks very flavorful for me....
So far rolled 15 casters with RoDS and shamelessly killed them within 200 turns. For eternium glory!
(after 15 I stopped counting...)
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remind me ... what is Carbon fiber ?
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Bard with a good skillset.
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Carbon fibre means you can never carry more than 100s at any one time.
For class? I think merchant would be suitably epic.
Hoping to win with every class, doomed. Archer, Barbarian, Bard, Beastfighter, Druid, Elementalist, Farmer, Fighter, Monk, and ULE Priest down.
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Archer would be the hardest, I imagine.
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long bow 30sOriginally Posted by Grey
stack of arrows 40s
30s - for emergency needs?
Merchant would have first half of game sorted due to blinging....
Seriously i see choice between assassin and thief. Well maybe fighter, have one with fighter in all my life.
So far rolled 15 casters with RoDS and shamelessly killed them within 200 turns. For eternium glory!
(after 15 I stopped counting...)
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How about weaponsmith? Not that it's any harder than any of the other class you're suggesting; they just never get any love.
Hoping to win with every class, doomed. Archer, Barbarian, Bard, Beastfighter, Druid, Elementalist, Farmer, Fighter, Monk, and ULE Priest down.
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Smith good... has at least concentration....
If only i could justify it naratively.... Carbon fiber smith?.. Well, narative usually is dealable...
So far rolled 15 casters with RoDS and shamelessly killed them within 200 turns. For eternium glory!
(after 15 I stopped counting...)
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Uhm.. as a child he got hit in the head by an anvil and then decided to dedicated his life to crazy challenges
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Narrative is fairly easy to come up with.
As a child, he suffered from a debilitating illness that damaged his spine, limiting the weight that he could bear without causing massive muscle spasms in his back.
However, being resilient, in his teens (or equivalent, if not human), he worked hard to build himself up physically in the hopes of minimising the impact of the problem. In doing so, he apprenticed himself to a blacksmith, and showed talent. However, he never did get over the back problems.
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