Sekhmet's Barbarian new player guide - Revision history

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	This build leaves 8 points free... add it to dervish mastery or warstomp or something else, or add more magic resistance forms that are more specific. Hey the world is your oyster.		This build leaves 8 points free... add it to dervish mastery or warstomp or something else, or add more magic resistance forms that are more specific. Hey the world is your oyster.

	==Finding More Help==
	Finding your community and additional IC (in character) and OOC (out of character) help is much more easier now. You can join the DR [[Discord]] at any time and secure an invite to a Guild Discord or you can find any of the following characters below that have volunteered their time to assisting new and returning characters:

	;Volunteers may sign up or remove their names at will.
	* [[Mentor]]
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SPICYDIAPSID at 21:49, 30 June 2020

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	This build leaves 8 points free... add it to dervish mastery or warstomp or something else, or add more magic resistance forms that are more specific. Hey the world is your oyster.		This build leaves 8 points free... add it to dervish mastery or warstomp or something else, or add more magic resistance forms that are more specific. Hey the world is your oyster.

			==Finding More Help==
			Finding your community and additional IC (in character) and OOC (out of character) help is much more easier now. You can join the DR [[Discord]] at any time and secure an invite to a Guild Discord or you can find any of the following characters below that have volunteered their time to assisting new and returning characters:

			;Volunteers may sign up or remove their names at will.
			* [[Mentor]]
			<!--- Please keep the Mentor on top and add your name alphabetically below. -->





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RCHIGHT: /* Abilities */

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Abilities

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	All abilities have two kinds of requirements, the number of slots they cost, and how many previous abilities in the path must be known. For example,		All abilities have two kinds of requirements, the number of slots they cost, and how many previous abilities in the path must be known. For example,

	* Berserks are one of the more expensive abilities, requiring a large chunk of Inner Fire at start and periodically draining more. They tend to be powerful and short.		* Berserks are one of the more expensive abilities, requiring a large chunk of Inner Fire at start and periodically draining more. They tend to be powerful and short. Their effects are instantaneous with no roundtime to start.
			* Forms are long lasting duration abilities, they cost nothing to start but do reduce the maximum Inner Fire regeneration level and periodically drain.
	* Forms
			* Meditations are moderate lasting abilities, they cost to start but do not require any Inner Fire cost to maintain.
	* Meditations
	* Roars are one of the few offensive abilities we have, attempting to scare our opponents to various effects. They take a negligible amount of Inner Fire to work, but they also pull from another pool, the voice pool, which has a limited amount. Over time the voice pool will passively fill, so through pacing roar timing it is possible to keep roaring throughout an entire combat.		* Roars are one of the few offensive abilities we have, attempting to scare our opponents to various effects. They take a negligible amount of Inner Fire to work, but they also pull from another pool, the voice pool, which has a limited amount. Over time the voice pool will passively fill, so through pacing roar timing it is possible to keep roaring throughout an entire combat.
	* Masteries are entirely passive abilities that require a large number of other abilities to get. Unlike all other abilities, Masteries are only taught by [[Pit Masters]], and not the guildleaders.		* Masteries are entirely passive abilities that require a large number of other abilities to get. Unlike all other abilities, Masteries are only taught by [[Pit Masters]], and not the guildleaders.

DISCOTEQ21: /* I like to plan for the future; endgame ideas */

2017-01-25T19:32:51Z

I like to plan for the future; endgame ideas

RCHIGHT: /* THE FIGHT! */

2016-10-25T21:27:31Z

THE FIGHT!

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	A. Early on always keep up at least one berserk or form. Preferably two, one that is Augmentation, and one that is Warding.		A. Early on always keep up at least one berserk or form. Preferably two, one that is Augmentation, and one that is Warding.

	2. As soon as you get your first Roar, use it! Use it every couple of minutes. Personally I like to ROAR QUIET RAGE every 3 minutes or so. Roar quiet means it hits all critters engaged with you at pole and melee range. Its important to train debilitation and this is the best ~~way/only~~ way to do it.		2. As soon as you get your first Roar, use it! Use it every couple of minutes. Personally I like to ROAR QUIET RAGE every 3 minutes or so. Roar quiet means it hits all critters engaged with you at pole and melee range. Its important to train debilitation and this is the best way to do it. You can learn it from listening to other players classes but then what fun is that?

	d. Maneuver often! Also use the analyze verb to keep that expertise pumping.		d. Maneuver often! Also use the analyze verb to keep that expertise pumping.

RCHIGHT: /* THE FIGHT! */

2016-10-25T21:26:53Z

THE FIGHT!

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	A. Early on always keep up at least one berserk or form. Preferably two, one that is Augmentation, and one that is Warding.		A. Early on always keep up at least one berserk or form. Preferably two, one that is Augmentation, and one that is Warding.

	2. As soon as you get your first Roar, use it! Use it every couple of minutes. Personally I like to ROAR QUIET RAGE every 3 minutes or so. Roar quiet means it hits ~~the~~ ~~room~~. Its important to train debilitation and this is the best way/only way to do it.		2. As soon as you get your first Roar, use it! Use it every couple of minutes. Personally I like to ROAR QUIET RAGE every 3 minutes or so. Roar quiet means it hits all critters engaged with you at pole and melee range. Its important to train debilitation and this is the best way/only way to do it.

	d. Maneuver often! Also use the analyze verb to keep that expertise pumping.		d. Maneuver often! Also use the analyze verb to keep that expertise pumping.

RCHIGHT: /* EXPERTISE and you */

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EXPERTISE and you

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	Lets go to shiprats and try it out. If you haven't found the shiprats in the crossing they are a little SW of the temple, you have to go through the gate to get in there. I'll wait till you get there.		Lets go to shiprats and try it out. If you haven't found the shiprats in the crossing they are a little SW of the temple, you have to go through the gate to get in there. I'll wait till you get there.

	Found it? Great. Ok now while holding the broadsword we bought earlier type ANALYZE FLAME. What happened? You need to ~~land~~ each of the moves in that order, after you complete the moves you will get a nice chunk of expertise learning.		Found it? Great. Ok now while holding the broadsword we bought earlier type ANALYZE FLAME. What happened? You need to do each of the moves in that order, whether they land or not, after you complete the moves you will get a nice chunk of expertise learning.

	Another way to train Expertise is to use Maneuvers. You can look up what weapon type uses what maneuver later. For now lets try CLEAVE. Still holding the broadsword, type MANEUVER CLEAVE. Woa! pretty cool right. Keep smashing.		Another way to train Expertise is to use Maneuvers. You can look up what weapon type uses what maneuver later. For now lets try CLEAVE. Still holding the broadsword, type MANEUVER CLEAVE. Woa! pretty cool right. Keep smashing.

RCHIGHT: /* Gearing Up */

2016-10-25T21:17:24Z

Gearing Up

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	Generally speaking newer barbarians should consider starting in lighter armor. Stick to chain, leather, or chain/leather combo unless you are a more experienced player and want to train Plate and Brigandine. Also, don't forget to get a small shield.		Generally speaking newer barbarians should consider starting in lighter armor. Stick to chain, leather, or chain/leather combo unless you are a more experienced player and want to train Plate and Brigandine. Also, don't forget to get a small shield.

	When you ask a barbarian what weapon to train, you'll receive ten different answers. In the end, most players eventually train all of them to some degree, but starting out only ~~experience~~ players try for more than three or four. If you type {{tt\|EXP WEAPON 0}}, you see there are quite a few weapon options available, early on we are required to train at least two different types of weapons. Remember WEAPONS are our PRIMARY skill-set this means you learn weapons faster than any other guild in the game. Take advantage and train em. Its also fun to try new things out from time to time. OK time to train our stats. I'd recommend picking a nice trusty broadsword and a scimitar to start.		When you ask a barbarian what weapon to train, you'll receive ten different answers. In the end, most players eventually train all of them to some degree, but starting out only experienced players try for more than three or four. If you type {{tt\|EXP WEAPON 0}}, you see there are quite a few weapon options available, early on we are required to train at least two different types of weapons. Remember WEAPONS are our PRIMARY skill-set this means you learn weapons faster than any other guild in the game. Take advantage and train em. Its also fun to try new things out from time to time. OK time to train our stats. I'd recommend picking a nice trusty broadsword and a scimitar to start.

	===Stat Training===		===Stat Training===

RCHIGHT: /* Gearing Up */

2016-10-25T21:16:51Z

Gearing Up

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	There are four types of trainable armor, you can look them up in more detail in other areas of the website. The four armors are LIGHT, CHAIN, BRIGANDINE, and PLATE.		There are four types of trainable armor, you can look them up in more detail in other areas of the website. The four armors are LIGHT, CHAIN, BRIGANDINE, and PLATE.

	Generally speaking newer barbarians should consider starting in lighter armor. Stick to a chain, leather, or chain/leather combo unless you are a more experienced player and want to train Plate and Brigandine. Also, don't forget to get a small shield.		Generally speaking newer barbarians should consider starting in lighter armor. Stick to chain, leather, or chain/leather combo unless you are a more experienced player and want to train Plate and Brigandine. Also, don't forget to get a small shield.

	When you ask a barbarian what weapon to train, you'll receive ten different answers. In the end, most players eventually train all of them to some degree, but starting out only experience players try for more than three or four. If you type {{tt\|EXP WEAPON 0}}, you see there are quite a few weapon options available, early on we are required to train at least two different types of weapons. Remember WEAPONS are our PRIMARY skill-set this means you learn weapons faster than any other guild in the game. Take advantage and train em. Its also fun to try new things out from time to time. OK time to train our stats. I'd recommend picking a nice trusty broadsword and a scimitar to start.		When you ask a barbarian what weapon to train, you'll receive ten different answers. In the end, most players eventually train all of them to some degree, but starting out only experience players try for more than three or four. If you type {{tt\|EXP WEAPON 0}}, you see there are quite a few weapon options available, early on we are required to train at least two different types of weapons. Remember WEAPONS are our PRIMARY skill-set this means you learn weapons faster than any other guild in the game. Take advantage and train em. Its also fun to try new things out from time to time. OK time to train our stats. I'd recommend picking a nice trusty broadsword and a scimitar to start.

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	From the path of the Horde you know the Masteries: Titan and Strategos.		From the path of the Horde you know the Masteries: Titan and Strategos.
	From the path of the Flame you know the Masteries: Powermonger ~~and Templar~~.		From the path of the Flame you know the Masteries: Powermonger.
	From the path of the Predator you know the Masteries: Tribalist.		From the path of the Predator you know the Masteries: Tribalist.

			From the path of the Horde you know the Berserks: Wildfire.
	You have not been trained in any Berserks from the path of the Horde.
	From the path of the Flame you know the Berserks: Cyclone.		From the path of the Flame you know the Berserks: Famine and Cyclone.
	From the path of the Predator you know the Berserks: Tornado and Flashflood.		From the path of the Predator you know the Berserks: Tornado and Flashflood.

	From the path of the Horde you know the Roars: Anger the Earth, Death's Embrace, Serpent's Hiss and Wail of Torment.		From the path of the Horde you know the Roars: Anger the Earth, Death's Embrace, Serpent's Hiss and Wail of Torment.
	From the path of the Flame you know the Roars: Death's Shriek.		From the path of the Flame you know the Roars: Death's Shriek.
	From the path of the Predator you know the Roars: Everild's Rage ~~and Kuniyo's Strike~~.		From the path of the Predator you know the Roars: Everild's Rage.

	From the path of the Horde you know the Forms: Dragon and Python.		From the path of the Horde you know the Forms: Dragon and Python.
	From the path of the Flame you know the Forms: Monkey, Bear and ~~Turtle~~.		From the path of the Flame you know the Forms: Monkey, Bear, Turtle and Swan.
	From the path of the Predator you know the Forms: Piranha, Eagle, Owl and Panther.		From the path of the Predator you know the Forms: Piranha, Eagle, Owl, Wolverine and Panther.

	From the path of the Horde you know the Meditations: Tenacity.		From the path of the Horde you know the Meditations: Tenacity.
	From the path of the Flame you know the Meditations: Flame, Power and ~~Contemplation~~.		From the path of the Flame you know the Meditations: Flame, Power, Contemplation and Serenity.
	You have not been trained in any Meditations from the path of the Predator.

	This build leaves a ~~point~~ free... add it to dervish mastery or warstomp or something else. Hey the world is your oyster.		This build leaves 8 points free... add it to dervish mastery or warstomp or something else, or add more magic resistance forms that are more specific. Hey the world is your oyster.

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