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The Berserker enters a psychedelic state and attacks wildly towards the selected target, swinging until exhaustion sets in, with complete disregard to the user's own well-being. | The Berserker enters a psychedelic state and attacks wildly towards the selected target, swinging until exhaustion sets in, with complete disregard to the user's own well-being. | ||
The number of attacks that comes from Berserk depends on the user's current stamina. Besides high-damage attacks, Berserk drains the user's stamina and removes 25 HP (you cannot use Berserk if your current HP is equal to or less than this). | The number of attacks that comes from Berserk depends on the user's current stamina. Besides high-damage attacks, Berserk drains the user's stamina and removes 25 HP (you cannot use Berserk if your current HP is equal to or less than this). | ||
| − | + | ===Rage=== | |
A rage-inducing pheromone tenses your muscles, reddens your eyes and pumps adrenaline through your arteries, granting you ungodly strength at the cost of increased clumsiness. | A rage-inducing pheromone tenses your muscles, reddens your eyes and pumps adrenaline through your arteries, granting you ungodly strength at the cost of increased clumsiness. | ||
Rage will grant +4 Strength and -4 Dexterity; casting it again will reverse the effects. | Rage will grant +4 Strength and -4 Dexterity; casting it again will reverse the effects. | ||
| − | + | ===Smite=== | |
A single, brutal, well-aimed strike towards an opponent's vitals will bring down most weak adversaries, but such a powerful stroke leaves muscle fibres torn and the user without any breath in his body. | A single, brutal, well-aimed strike towards an opponent's vitals will bring down most weak adversaries, but such a powerful stroke leaves muscle fibres torn and the user without any breath in his body. | ||
Revision as of 12:50, 14 February 2009
Contents
General info
Possible races
Abilities
Berserk
The Berserker enters a psychedelic state and attacks wildly towards the selected target, swinging until exhaustion sets in, with complete disregard to the user's own well-being.
The number of attacks that comes from Berserk depends on the user's current stamina. Besides high-damage attacks, Berserk drains the user's stamina and removes 25 HP (you cannot use Berserk if your current HP is equal to or less than this).
Rage
A rage-inducing pheromone tenses your muscles, reddens your eyes and pumps adrenaline through your arteries, granting you ungodly strength at the cost of increased clumsiness.
Rage will grant +4 Strength and -4 Dexterity; casting it again will reverse the effects.
Smite
A single, brutal, well-aimed strike towards an opponent's vitals will bring down most weak adversaries, but such a powerful stroke leaves muscle fibres torn and the user without any breath in his body.
Smite will drain the user's stamina for a single, strong attack, but at a penalty of 10 HP (as with Berserk, this ability cannot be used if your current health is too low).
Guilds
Multi-alt
| Level | Location | |
|---|---|---|
| 1-10 | Nightmist | |
| 11-20 | Blackthorn | |
| 21-25 | Arilin | |
| 26-29 | Jahanna | |
| 30 | Desert | |
| 31-40 | Silversail | (Level 31 requires Blade of Time, Sword of Existence or Mithril Claws) |
1-alt
| Level | Location |
|---|---|
| 1-10 | Nightmist |
| 11-15 | Resthaven |
| 16-20 | Arilin |
| 21-25 | Blackthorn |
| 26-28 | Harabec |
| 29-30 | Desert |
| 31-40 | Tirantek |
Equipment Guide
Weapons
| Level | Weapon |
|---|---|
| 1 | Oak Staff |
| 5 | Mace |
| 10 | Battle Axe |
| 15 | Blade of Honor |
| 18 | Pike |
| 20 | Halberd |
| 30 | Adamant Warhammer |
| ** | Cobalt Staff of the Winds |
Armor
- Berserkers can't wear anything with an armor count. They can however wear armor without an armor count, like for instance a Sprig of Ivy, these are brought into the game purely for cosmetic and/or role playing reasons.
Jewelry
- Same applies as with armor. They can however wear rings and bracelets without an armor count, like for instance a Wedding Ring or a Friendship Bracelet.
