I remember seeing a skill tree somewhere, picturing how many ranks in what skills are required to learn high level skills and such...
I'd be most grateful for a link
Skill tree
Skill tree
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I remember seeing a skill tree somewhere, picturing how many ranks in what skills are required to learn high level skills and such...
I'd be most grateful for a link
I remember seeing a skill tree somewhere, picturing how many ranks in what skills are required to learn high level skills and such...
I'd be most grateful for a link
Up the IRONS!
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Has basically all the World of Warcraft info you could want, including locations of NPC's, and a huge item database, plus all kinds of stuff on professions. Good site, can take a while to load because of the heavy traffic it recieves.
Has basically all the World of Warcraft info you could want, including locations of NPC's, and a huge item database, plus all kinds of stuff on professions. Good site, can take a while to load because of the heavy traffic it recieves.
The waves came crashing in like blindness.
So I just stood and listened.
So I just stood and listened.
This site has a talent tool which could show what you need.
(although it only works in IE apparently)
(although it only works in IE apparently)
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Yeah, this one is better and one can even save the tree! Here is my mage if anyone's interested, comments welcome
Up the IRONS!
I use the ones on http://classesofwarcraft.com/ works with Furefox as well
for my pally I have chosen 5 holy/10 protection/36 retribution I took the best points from each tree
for my pally I have chosen 5 holy/10 protection/36 retribution I took the best points from each tree
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[QUOTE=Brynn]Yeah, this one is better and one can even save the tree! Here is my mage if anyone's interested, comments welcome [/QUOTE]
Well.. mages are pretty okay anyway, but the consensus generally is that there are several 'must have' talents from the Arcane tree. My mage will be full frost so I don't take those either.
These 'must have' talents are:
-Improved Arcane Missiles (staple arcane damage spell.. and it's channelled making the talent worthwhile as it can otherwise easily be interrupted).
-Evocation (read it and you'll know why).
-Improved Arcane Explosion (not sure, but heck if it isn't popular. This talent effectively makes AE instant-cast).
-Improved Counterspell
And thus one will see many builds having at least 18 points in Arcane (that's the least you'll need to spend to get those talents).
Now if one wants to spend more in Arcane the one other talent most mentioned is Presence of Mind.
Of course, as I said before, it´s hard to go wrong with the mage talents.. Evocation is powerful but making a build such as yours definitely has merit. And, besides, I personally choose my builds mainly on what I like and not what´s (considered to be) best. A build taking talents from all trees (say at least 10 points in each) would be probably the least useful.. as one´d miss the better talents higher up that the dual tree builds can get. But even that is probably not going to ´nerf your mage to warlock stage´.
If you want to read more, check out this thread from the mage forums. And remember you can respec your talents.
Good luck and have fun!
[/QUOTE]Well.. mages are pretty okay anyway, but the consensus generally is that there are several 'must have' talents from the Arcane tree. My mage will be full frost so I don't take those either.
These 'must have' talents are:
-Improved Arcane Missiles (staple arcane damage spell.. and it's channelled making the talent worthwhile as it can otherwise easily be interrupted).
-Evocation (read it and you'll know why).
-Improved Arcane Explosion (not sure, but heck if it isn't popular. This talent effectively makes AE instant-cast).
-Improved Counterspell
And thus one will see many builds having at least 18 points in Arcane (that's the least you'll need to spend to get those talents).
Now if one wants to spend more in Arcane the one other talent most mentioned is Presence of Mind.
Of course, as I said before, it´s hard to go wrong with the mage talents.. Evocation is powerful but making a build such as yours definitely has merit. And, besides, I personally choose my builds mainly on what I like and not what´s (considered to be) best. A build taking talents from all trees (say at least 10 points in each) would be probably the least useful.. as one´d miss the better talents higher up that the dual tree builds can get. But even that is probably not going to ´nerf your mage to warlock stage´.
If you want to read more, check out this thread from the mage forums. And remember you can respec your talents.
Good luck and have fun!
I can't be good no more, once like I did before.
I can't be good, baby,
Honey, because the world's gone wrong. ---Bob Dylan, 'World Gone Wrong'
I can't be good, baby,
Honey, because the world's gone wrong. ---Bob Dylan, 'World Gone Wrong'
[QUOTE=Therion]I personally choose my builds mainly on what I like and not what´s (considered to be) best.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, me too. I just hate reading guides an taking others' advices on my character. Besides, you are developing lvl by lvl, so you hvae to decide over 1 single skill point each time you lvl up, and you must choose what's best at that time. Anyway, I'm happy with my reduced Fireball casting time for now
Yeah, me too. I just hate reading guides an taking others' advices on my character. Besides, you are developing lvl by lvl, so you hvae to decide over 1 single skill point each time you lvl up, and you must choose what's best at that time. Anyway, I'm happy with my reduced Fireball casting time for now
Up the IRONS!