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Commoner Downsides 02/10/2009 07:39 PM UTC

Thinking of Picking Back Up my VERY lowely commoner and want to confirm some quick things have not changed since I have been away. Are these statements still all true?

1. All skills gained while a commoner are retained when joining your first guild
2. All skills are learned at a secondary rate
3. There is no way other then listening to classes to learn magics
4. All TDPS from skills are gained

Subjective Questions:

Mentals and stamina still very important stats to start with?

Thanks

JMF90

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Re: Commoner Downsides 02/10/2009 07:42 PM UTC

1. True
2. True
3. Mostly true. You can learn a bit of MD using a self-activating device like the fan from the premie shop.
4. True

As far as stats, I probably wouldn't worry about mentals for awhile. Maybe a few points in wisdom, but I'd put my tdps mostly in strength/stamina/agility/reflex to start.

YANSHADEY

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Re: Commoner Downsides 02/10/2009 07:44 PM UTC

Great reply, thank you for the information. I would not even have thought about using the fan.

More tips/tricks welcome!

NIKPACK

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Re: Commoner Downsides 02/10/2009 09:15 PM UTC

You can also learn MD and a little TM from the LB wand from the Shard (curio?) shop if you get a magic user to focus it.

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YANSHADEY

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Re: Commoner Downsides 02/10/2009 09:24 PM UTC

Interesting! I assume you mean having them focus it to full power first? Also if memory serves dont they have a very small limit on uses? Like 8?

Thanks again

JMF90

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Re: Commoner Downsides 02/10/2009 09:45 PM UTC

>Interesting! I assume you mean having them focus it to full power first? Also if memory serves dont they have a very small limit on uses? Like 8?

Yes, but you don't burn a charge if you fail to invoke the device. So they work well until you gain some skill. If you have a way of tanking concentration (thief khri for instance) they work longer.

YANSHADEY

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Re: Commoner Downsides 02/10/2009 10:30 PM UTC

Thanks again for the information.

DELTAFOX29

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Re: Commoner Downsides 02/10/2009 10:31 PM UTC

>>Mentals and stamina still very important stats to start with?<<

I would focus on physicals first more than mentals, if you plan to be hunting at all. Once you get those to a comfortable level, go back to mentals.

If you are going to sit in classes all day and fold origami, then more mentals the better.

LOFTONM1

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Re: Commoner Downsides 02/11/2009 03:19 AM UTC

Mentals are still almost-important if you are learning well in combat. They definitely took a hit, but I'm finding that with my paladin after RESPEC (when my mentals are now back down in the low 10s) I don't have enough to properly take advantage of sand sprites when before RESPEC (mentals in the low 20s) I was able to stay in combat moreorless indefinitely with only occasional fluidity and without having to employ SLEEP or favor orbs.

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MRMER

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Re: Commoner Downsides 02/16/2009 07:08 PM UTC

>>As far as stats, I probably wouldn't worry about mentals for awhile. Maybe a few points in wisdom, but I'd put my tdps mostly in strength/stamina/agility/reflex to start.

What he said.

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YANSHADEY

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Re: Commoner Downsides 02/16/2009 07:15 PM UTC

Just an update, I followed advice given and have a commoner who rivals a circle 10 or so. Thank you all for your thoughts.

ELWYNN

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Re: Commoner Downsides 05/25/2009 10:34 PM UTC

Mine rivals Circle 50 at least

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