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Message ID: 41
Date: Wed Jun 9 23:55:10 BST 1999
Author: Tony James
Subject: Re: Armor for middling levels?
> From: Aaron Braunstein <aaron_spam@...>I believe next on the list would be Mesh. Its equivalent to Chain (I think)
>
> Hmph... Finally hit 20 last night (well, technically it was this
> morning, I guess :) ), and I got to thinking about what life'll be like
> once I get all 'grown up'. At this level, I'm able to handle myself fairly
> well as long as I don't go overboard, but the thought struck me that it's
> unlikely that I'll be able to pull off some of the kills that I'm seeing
> other like-leveled classes do all around me - or at least not until
> significantly higher levels. I can deal with the fact that monks might not
> really 'mature' until level 30 or so, but that doesn't mean I have to like
> it...
> While dwelling on this, I began to consider options which might
> help me accomplish some of these same tasks. This brought me to get down
> to one of the basic difference between ourselves and our closest cousin,
> the warrior. With the right equipment, etc. the two classes can do about
> equivilant damage, but while warriors can take a lot more than we can (by
> virtue of their greater hit points), we can tank just as well as they can
> because our forte is to handle damage coming our way by simply NOT GETTING
> HIT.
> With this realization in mind, the question becomes one of
> increasing our AC and resistances without violating the Prime Weight
> Directive. I've been doing all right up to now with a full set of Woven
> (exceptions: LockJaw vest, Orange Sash, Orange Headband), but I suspect
> that I'm outgrowing these. This is where I hit a bit of a roadblock:
> What's next on the ol' armor menu, and what steps need ot be taken to
> acquire it?
>