#EQ2 DRY EYE ENTANGLER PLUS#

Your choice of class and starting area is what determines your alignment in most cases.

Other than that, alignment really only affects roleplaying. It also determines which guards will try to kill you on sight. In practical terms, alignment determines what cities you may become a citizen of without betraying, which determines where you can buy housing.

It does not affect tells or mails or guild joining options - basically, it’s not the insurmountable dividing wall that Alliance/Horde is in WoW. It does not affect an account’s shared bank slots. Here’s the really important part: Alignment DOES NOT affect a character’s ability to group with other people. Both classes are said to become extremely powerful when played well, but can be hard to master, especially the coercer. The illy can create a duplicate of herself, while the coercer can (temporarily) charm enemies. Illusionist (G) / Coercer (E) - kinda-sorta pet classes. Forgiving for newbies since the pet can cover a multitude of newbie sins. No idea what buffs they have.Ĭonjuror (G) / Necromancer (E) - fairly standard pet-wielding mage classes. Wizard (N) / Warlock (N) - Wiz is more direct damage, root & nuke, Warlock is more encounter-based (linked group of mobs). Take these comments with a grain of salt. There’s a reason I put these guys last, since I don’t play them much and have never got one past 30. PET class (if desired), though the pet is relatively weak unless AA-boosted. Damage soak spells, direct healing a little weaker than the other priests. Mystic (G) / Defiler (E) - Shamans who see dead people and bend them to their will. I don’t know much about Inquis except that they deal a little more damage. Templar (G) / Inquisitor (E) - Templars are the plate-wearing, low-damage healing heavy-hitters. Fury is more nukey, Warden is more melee(ish). High DPS, some tankability with shield equipped and the right AAs.įury (N) / Warden (N) - Druid classes. Swashbuckler (G) / Bandit (E) - positional classes both. Ranger (G) / Assassin (E) - Ranger very range biased, Assassin very stealth biased. One mostly buffs, one does lots of debuffs. Troubador (N) / Dirge (N) - happy bard, sad bard. SCOUT archetype (all types can wear chain) Paladins heal more, SKs have damage soaks and many tasty AOEs. Paladin (G) / Shadowknight (E) - heal/harm tank combo. Bruiser a little more offensive than Monk and a little more multi-target (I think). Monk (G) / Bruiser (E) - light-armored tankish types. Guardian (N) / Berzerker (N) - G is slightly more geared to soaking lots of damage, B slightly more to dishing it. Note that the descriptions below are heavily circumscribed by my own lack of experience with several of them - but it should be enough to at least give you an idea of the basic differences.Įvery single class in the game has buffs, whether they’re self-buffs or ally buffs or group/raid buffs. Paired classes play sort of like each other, but aren’t just alignment-mirrored versions there are some substantial differences even though the class basics will remain the same. Most pairs are good/evil alignment, but one pair for each archtetype is neutral. There are 4 basic class archetypes and three paired subclasses per type. EQ2 has a dizzying number of classes…īut it’s not as confusing as it seems. Blogging’s not an exact science, you know! Thanks to all who have made suggestions for additions.) When not on deadline, you might find her whipping up something in the kitchen, working out, bingeing on cable news, or indulging in some form of mind candy (aka reality TV).(EDIT – we’re talking a baker’s half-score here. A fellow of the Association of Health Care Journalists' 2019 class on Comparative Effective Research, Karen is committed to helping people understand the benefits and harms of clinical interventions and exposing racial/ethnic disparities in healthcare. Prior to that, she was Modern Healthcare's New York Bureau Chief. From the late 90s to the early aughts, she reported on health business for Reuters Health and contributed to its medical and consumer health newswires. Karen started her career as a health policy reporter in the nation's capital, where she covered congressional hearings on Medicare and Medicaid. News & World Report, Working Mother, Westchester Magazine, and the news syndicate HealthDay, among others. Her freelance portfolio includes pieces for The Washington Post, U.S.

#EQ2 DRY EYE ENTANGLER PLUS#

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