Re: Bucklers and Main Gauches: Off-hand for Swash and Duelis
Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2017 1:12 pm
Steve I think is right. The duelist is suppose to be a great one handed fighter. While the dervish is for two hands or swashbuckler.
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It's in game, that deflection AC for parry ranks. In the server updates and in the wiki !Steve wrote:Are Duelists not "supposed" to be one-handlers?!?
There was once a plan to upgrade the Duelist class so that Improved Parry would synergize with skill points in Parry to give +1 deflection AC per 5 skill points (max 30 or something I think).
That was a long time ago suggestion that slipped through the cracks when Luna went missing...maybe it still had merit, and then balances out the single hand no shield fighting style of the master Duelist?!?
Great! So, does it max out? For example: a Parry of 42 would equal +7 Deflection AC? Or, is it limited to natural 33 points, thus max +5 Deflection?Elaborate Parry
At 7th level, the duelist masters the art of defense with his blade. The duelist adds his class level to Parry checks.
The character also receives +1 bonus to AC for every six ranks in the parry skill. This is a deflection bonus to AC, it doesn't stack with any other source of deflection AC.
AFAIK Max +5 deflection based on natural skill level.Steve wrote:Great! So, does it max out? For example: a Parry of 42 would equal +7 Deflection AC? Or, is it limited to natural 33 points, thus max +5 Deflection?Elaborate Parry
At 7th level, the duelist masters the art of defense with his blade. The duelist adds his class level to Parry checks.
The character also receives +1 bonus to AC for every six ranks in the parry skill. This is a deflection bonus to AC, it doesn't stack with any other source of deflection AC.
That's why I suggest the main gauche as an exception, as the weapon's entire purpose was to pair with a rapier when dueling.Mallore wrote:Steve I think is right. The duelist is suppose to be a great one handed fighter. While the dervish is for two hands or swashbuckler.
Ambaryerno wrote:That's why I suggest the main gauche as an exception, as the weapon's entire purpose was to pair with a rapier when dueling.Mallore wrote:Steve I think is right. The duelist is suppose to be a great one handed fighter. While the dervish is for two hands or swashbuckler.