Good class?

Katomerellin · Post by **Katomerellin** » Sun Sep 10, 2006 6:54 am

Hey all, I am thinking of starting playing Dungeon Lords again as I havent played it in ages and I was wondering whats a good class combination? Thinking of maybe getting dual weapons if thats any good to have and then some magic aswell, Maybe celestial. so, I'm asking all you experts what a good class combination would be?

Tiefling · Post by **Tiefling** » Sun Sep 10, 2006 7:49 am

hi

I would suggest Warrior-Adept-Marauder-Paladin-Deathlord.
With your third tier class Deathlord you get also Medium Dual Wield and with Paladin u get some celestial magic and heavy weapons and heavy armors.Deathlord requires heavy weapons and heavy armor.

Katomerellin · Post by **Katomerellin** » Mon Sep 11, 2006 11:37 am

So, Is dual worth it? Good enough to fight on well?

Tiefling · Post by **Tiefling** » Mon Sep 11, 2006 4:04 pm

hi

My oppinion is dual wield is definet worth it trust me.You gain special combos and with medium dual wield i had absolute no problem finishing the game.

Katomerellin · Post by **Katomerellin** » Mon Sep 11, 2006 10:16 pm

Oh yeah, Forgot to say but I'm using version 1.4 and not CE if that makes any diference. I hope it dont

Planet_Guardian · Post by **Planet_Guardian** » Tue Sep 12, 2006 7:24 am

Fighter/Adapt/Paladin/Samurai/Crusader is a thought for dual wielding build...I never got my Crusader class...but, the premise of it was to dual wield 2 weapons that caused "Inflict Wounds" and "Crushing Blow" at the same time at a very fast rate. The problem would occur that you need Light Weapons that are blunt for your off-hand to make the "Crushing Blow" work (in theory). So that would rule out many of the off-hand weapons as even some Light Weapon Staffs aren't permitted to be wielded in the off-hand.

Plus, I also don't know how effective stunning your opponent is when you normally slash them up with just dual wielding alone. And crushing blow may not work on tougher enemies. And I think there are only a few Heavy Weapons that you can wield in your main hand when dual wielding...a no-daichi type weapon (japanese longated, heavier katanas) is pretty much all you can wield for heavy weapons when dual wielding.

But, if you're strict like I am, when playing all those Wizardry games...the Samurai is to couple itself with Mage abilities and not Cleric abilities...so the Adapt/Paladin/Crusader thing kind of stuck in me bitterly from a roleplayer's perspective. But, whatever.

-Planet_Guardian