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I say in the long run the snare neck is better because it can save you big time. Say you are oom or near it and you'd rather have the mob run than root and tank, the snare neck will save your ass.
Both are good and have their uses, but you can only use the fear neck on undead, snare works on anything/everywhere and you can pull out the big saves every now and again. | ||
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A lot of great advice in this thread, but a few things popped into my head.
I think the best thing about being a shaman is if you like small groups you can duo with practically any class. Warriors, Monks, Rogues, Rangers, Shadowknights, Magicians, Necros, Enchanters are all great partners. And even stuff like a Bard, Paladin, or Druid could work OK. I think Enchanters get better effective mana regeneration than shamans when taps come online at 51. Even if mana/tick is lower, we don't have may manahog spells: Rapture, Boltrans, and Rune are about it. At high levels I don't see many necromancers or druids. These classes are both fantastic in classic but take a big hit in Kunark. Pharmakos, someone is wrong with your monk, unless you never have haste or something. A tstaff monk should hit 50-60 dps easily on xp mobs depending on level. My iksar warrior actually will do 60 dps on xp mobs with his VP weapons. Every time I hear about the JBB I wonder who the fuck itemized Kunark. Shamans get a 30 dps clicky, Magicians get a 24 dps clicky, Druids get a 15 dps aoe clicky, and Wizards get nothing till VP. It's just mind boggling. Giving wizards the JBB and Theft of Thought instead of Shamans and Enchanters respectively would do so so much to balance the classes in Kunark.
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So basically the snare neck is of marginal use but in more situations, and also unreliable in said situations. I'd rather have something that is of great use in specific situations, especially if I can control what situations I put myself into. The fear neck alone has probably halved my solo exp time from 40-52, as if you look in the right spots you can find undead with fewer hp that you simply couldn't kill efficiently without it. Quote:
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When I first came back to p99 and rolled my shaman I completely forgot about going inny for the snare neck, probably because it was hardly useful. Glad I went Cazic this time around. I'm guessing most of the posters in this thread haven't played a shaman that had the clicky fear. All I can say is that if you roll Cazic you won't regret your choice, as there are plenty of undead hunting opportunities in Norrath. If you're creative this neck piece is useful even 55+. Iksar shaman should try for it too, although I have no idea how painful faction hunting for it would be.
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Last edited by Droog007; 03-20-2013 at 01:27 PM..
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For faction it seems to me that picking Cazic over Inny seemed to be an easier go. It could just be perception my part though.
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