Lvl of different Guards?

[Lojik]

Originally Posted by Rhambuk [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

are they stunning? I'm pretty sure i tried this on my druid years ago and got stunned and beaten pretty fast.

this would be great if they aren't casting so damn much

I do remember them trying to cast stun and root on me sometimes. I soloed them on my shaman pretty easily for a few days to get my paineel faction up when I was in my 30s. This was also when my best item was a beetle stinger so I definitely wasn't twinked.

[Potus]

Originally Posted by Lojik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I do remember them trying to cast stun and root on me sometimes. I soloed them on my shaman pretty easily for a few days to get my paineel faction up when I was in my 30s. This was also when my best item was a beetle stinger so I definitely wasn't twinked.

Did you hide behind a wall so they don't see you?

[Potus]

No, no, no. If you want to be truly evil you kill your own guards.

They wave hello to you as you go to get your spells and BAM their blood is boiling and Jababer is smacking them.

[Trosh]

While Hatred and Evil may walk the same path often, Evil is not the path that I follow. I spread hate, and by eliminating the guardians of Neriak, I would be lessening the hatred in this world. Good and Evil are always confused and dilluted into shades of grey when your objective is to stoke the flames of hatred and malice.

On the whole, the "Goodly" races proscribe to law, order, peace and harmony: this is why they must be removed. In order to bring the red-black cloak of Innoruuk to the world, chaos and death must reign, but not necesarily Evil, which has it's own designs.

As for your precious Rodcet Nife, one could make the argument that he is an agent of chaos and hatred. Who could hate more then one who has been brought to the brink of death by another? If they survive the disgrace of near-death, they surely hate the one who has brought them to that state. The ability to heal simply extends the life of those who would fight, therefore continuing the accumulation of pain and hate through those who kill and maim. Entropy however is not my objective, but darkness is.

I salute you scouts for the information you have brought to me, and I will guarantee now, that the forces of harmony and peace shall be shattered at my earliest convenience.

Elterei D'Saide
Devoted of Innoruuk

[Nagash]

A true act of hatred would be for you to hate yourself and to prevent yourself from doing what you want most which is spreading hate and darkness; in your case, the best act of hatred would be to commit suicide indeed.

Clarification: in game of course, not IRL!

[Trosh]

Originally Posted by Nagash [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

A true act of hatred would be for you to hate yourself and to prevent yourself from doing what you want most which is spreading hate and darkness; in your case, the best act of hatred would be to commit suicide indeed.

Clarification: in game of course, not IRL!

As far as self-loathing goes, only a fool would follow that destructive loop. Hatred is something that is directed outwards, towards those other unworthy beings around yourself. You can be an object of hate, and hate others, but self-hatred is something that simply is not in my arsenal. In simple mathematical terms, the best way to spread hatred is to get others to hate each other, for they shall probably also hate you, therefore many instances of hate can be crated within one person. Hating ones self will start and end with yourself, and therefore is simply idiotic to consider when your objective is to spread it as far and wide as possible.

Most importantly however, I find that hating myself is simply not possible, for I am the most fantastic thing to ever grace the world of Norrath. Soon enough all will be within my shadow, and they shall know despair!

On a more philosophical strand, being a necromancer has self-destructive tendencies to begin with, as we destroy our bodies in order to enlighten our minds, and steal the vitality of our enemies to fuel our curses, powered of course by the great God: Innoruuk. However, Necromancers deal with the intricacies of life and death, and have a very close relationship with it. In fact, Necromancers are the most attuned to life-force of any class there is, from knowing what their health can do, to knowing the anatomy of their enemies, and using life-force either as a weapon, a tool, or to aid others. This being the case, anyone that is so in-tune with life and it's energies would find something as idiotic as suicide simply against everything that they stand for, and I would doubt very much that you would see one consider it.

Death to Order! Death to Peace! Let Hatred envelop the world.

Elterei D'Saide
Devoted of Innoruuk

[Uteunayr]

I missed this post!

Originally Posted by Trosh [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

In fact, Necromancers are the most attuned to life-force of any class there is, from knowing what their health can do, to knowing the anatomy of their enemies, and using life-force either as a weapon, a tool, or to aid others.

You're so close to realizing why Rodcet Nife is the true God of Necromancers. So very close to realizing why Innoruuk and Cazic-Thule offer us nothing but their powerful remains.

[Kevynne]

Originally Posted by Trosh [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

As far as self-loathing goes, only a fool would follow that destructive loop. Hatred is something that is directed outwards, towards those other unworthy beings around yourself. You can be an object of hate, and hate others, but self-hatred is something that simply is not in my arsenal. In simple mathematical terms, the best way to spread hatred is to get others to hate each other, for they shall probably also hate you, therefore many instances of hate can be crated within one person. Hating ones self will start and end with yourself, and therefore is simply idiotic to consider when your objective is to spread it as far and wide as possible.

Most importantly however, I find that hating myself is simply not possible, for I am the most fantastic thing to ever grace the world of Norrath. Soon enough all will be within my shadow, and they shall know despair!

On a more philosophical strand, being a necromancer has self-destructive tendencies to begin with, as we destroy our bodies in order to enlighten our minds, and steal the vitality of our enemies to fuel our curses, powered of course by the great God: Innoruuk. However, Necromancers deal with the intricacies of life and death, and have a very close relationship with it. In fact, Necromancers are the most attuned to life-force of any class there is, from knowing what their health can do, to knowing the anatomy of their enemies, and using life-force either as a weapon, a tool, or to aid others. This being the case, anyone that is so in-tune with life and it's energies would find something as idiotic as suicide simply against everything that they stand for, and I would doubt very much that you would see one consider it.

Death to Order! Death to Peace! Let Hatred envelop the world.

Elterei D'Saide
Devoted of Innoruuk

Tunare's chosen embraces this player of roles.
Chellsea and her Kin will always stand beside you, child of hate.

[Potus]

Yeah don't ever root-rot caster mobs, especially healers.

Only fear kiting will kill them, and be generous with the reapplications of fear.

[Velerin]

Any of these in city guards stay db to 59? Trying to find some around the 43-45 lvl range (besides buffed up city entrance guards).