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Message ID: 811
Date: Fri Oct 8 20:51:27 BST 1999
Author: Dan Gilbert
Subject: Re: Re: Lots o Wizard groups


At 08:19 AM 10/8/99 -0700, you wrote:
>From: "Tim Perkins" <tperkins@...>
>
>Ever wonder why parties always want a monk to pull? Because the Monk IS the
>best puler in the game Bar none.


Once again, I am going to have to disagree. The Monk is the 2nd
best puller in the game. The best puller is one that no one has mentioned
yet: The Bard. The reason the Bard is the best puller is because of Kelin`s
Lugubrious Lament (Lull), Kelin`s Lucid Lullaby (AoE Lull), and Selo's
Accelerando. Bards can use the spells to pull EXACTLY one Mob and then
hightail it back to the group. If they do pull more they can use Kelin's
Lullaby to keep them occupied or just haul ass to zone. All in all, if you
have a Bard that knows what he is doing, they are the best pullers.

However, that all said and done, most Bards are not as adept at
pulling as Monks are. Monks start honing their pulling skills early on.
Bards, for the most part, never really work on pulling. So, given the same
skill level and knowledge, a Bard is a better class for pulling. I still
like a Monk because of the damage they deal. Bard songs are invaluable at
higher levels though. I would choose a Bard (that knows what they are
doing) over a Shaman/Druid/Paladin/Ranger if possible.





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