rend
Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2012 7:42 pm
from reading other posts, i have a good idea how other skills move up as you put points into them.
does anyone have any insight into rend. i am thinking of rebirthing soon cause i dont use hide much. i am thinking about putting points into rend, but would like to know what kind of damage i am looking at once i get 10, 15, 20 points into it.
having played a ranger, i was never impressed with barbed shot - the amount of extra damage from the barbs tended to be the equivalent of a single shot - so just the casting time made it unlikely i would use it.
i would love if ppl posted their rend dmg and how much skill points they have in it so i can get an idea. if a 20 point rend does 100 points of continuing dmg (not the initial dmg), that is much different than if it does 30-40. after reading about poisen weapon doing only 30-40 with a lot of skill points into it, i decided that is not really the way i want to go.
i know play dead is a point sink, so only useful if i put a lot into it. how much needs to go into smokey to make it useful (noticably)
thanks
does anyone have any insight into rend. i am thinking of rebirthing soon cause i dont use hide much. i am thinking about putting points into rend, but would like to know what kind of damage i am looking at once i get 10, 15, 20 points into it.
having played a ranger, i was never impressed with barbed shot - the amount of extra damage from the barbs tended to be the equivalent of a single shot - so just the casting time made it unlikely i would use it.
i would love if ppl posted their rend dmg and how much skill points they have in it so i can get an idea. if a 20 point rend does 100 points of continuing dmg (not the initial dmg), that is much different than if it does 30-40. after reading about poisen weapon doing only 30-40 with a lot of skill points into it, i decided that is not really the way i want to go.
i know play dead is a point sink, so only useful if i put a lot into it. how much needs to go into smokey to make it useful (noticably)
thanks