06-10-2003, 03:50 PM
I started one about two years ago. :) She used poison on her bows, and a variety of other stuff.
Occhidiangela is at 67 or 69 and pretty much done, a Matriarch.
Build? Nothing fancy.
True D1 Rogue uses no traps. No claws. She uses curved sword. She uses bows.
She uses Burst of speed, Fade, Venom, Shadow Master (she used a Rogue Sister named Aliza) and then she used Tiger Strike, Cobra Strike, and belatedly Phoenix Strike, so that she could to elemental damage. (And because I was getting bored). She uses a point in mind blast and one in psychic hammer, since she had to retrain as an Assassin after the Rogue Citadel went down. She's so pretty that monsters just stand there stunned now and again, just like the rubes in Ogden's bar used to. :)
Sword and Shield ended up with an Ancient King's Grace and some rare bone shield. Tiger Strike is pretty good with a sword, except against PI and when your To Hit curve gets shakey.
Hell Ancients were a royal pain.
Occhidiangela is at 67 or 69 and pretty much done, a Matriarch.
Build? Nothing fancy.
True D1 Rogue uses no traps. No claws. She uses curved sword. She uses bows.
She uses Burst of speed, Fade, Venom, Shadow Master (she used a Rogue Sister named Aliza) and then she used Tiger Strike, Cobra Strike, and belatedly Phoenix Strike, so that she could to elemental damage. (And because I was getting bored). She uses a point in mind blast and one in psychic hammer, since she had to retrain as an Assassin after the Rogue Citadel went down. She's so pretty that monsters just stand there stunned now and again, just like the rubes in Ogden's bar used to. :)
Sword and Shield ended up with an Ancient King's Grace and some rare bone shield. Tiger Strike is pretty good with a sword, except against PI and when your To Hit curve gets shakey.
Hell Ancients were a royal pain.
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In War, the outcome is never final. --Carl von Clausewitz--
Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum
John 11:35 - consider why.
In Memory of Pete
In War, the outcome is never final. --Carl von Clausewitz--
Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum
John 11:35 - consider why.
In Memory of Pete