Celtic Heroes

Just druids I think.

There's usually only 3 roles in most mmorpg's, Tank/Control, DPS, and Support.

I believe each of the classes in celtic heroes can choose between 2 of these roles.

Warrior: Tank/Controller or Dps
Rogue: DPS and Maybe a tank (with reflex skill maxed, proper armour, and a druid with howling)
Ranger: DPS and a little bit of everything
Mage: Support or DPS
Druid: Support or DPS

I believe druids and mages are the only support class, they are the ones that actually have a ton (not one or two) of debuffs or buffs.

There is no way a warrior/rogue/ranger can be a full support class.

Well I think we need OTM to get an official definition of what support is.
I agree with BLDR that support is a build and not a class.
IMO support is when your main job in a fight is to help out your teammates(not including causing damage to an enemy as helping teammate).
So I agree that rangers can be support but are very obsolete to Druids and mages

Well I think we need OTM to get an official definition of what support is.
I agree with BLDR that support is a build and not a class.
IMO support is when your main job in a fight is to help out your teammates(not including causing damage to an enemy as helping teammate).
So I agree that rangers can be support but are very obsolete to Druids and mages

Of course the build has a big effect, but it has to do with the class aswell. That's why I stated that some classes can have 2 different roles (depending on the build/skills set up). Yes, rangers are very versatile, but if its only about the build then any class can become any role. You can have a build but whats the use of it without the skills? Class and builds go hand in hand with one another.

Every class has bandage wounds so every class can support.

Mage and druid are the only classes that can effectively be only support and nothing else.

Find me a druid that debuffs. Actually find me a druid move that debuffs.

As is mentioned, Howling Wind is a debuff. I would also argue that in certain circumstances, Abundance also acts as debuff... though some might say I am stretching the definition.

My argument is that since a strong enough Abundance can remove and replace some negative buffs (Sticky Pallor and Tearing Claws that I know of), it is in fact a debuff. It debuffs a negative buff on you.

Semantics, perhaps... but something Druids should be aware of.

If you are unaware of how this works, see here: http://www.celtic-heroes.com/forum/view ... =7&t=13327 Take note of aleph's supplement to his own post.
It was also proven effective against Dragons here: http://www.celtic-heroes.com/forum/view ... ars#p95321