Zanthius

Awesome designs!

Holy shit that def

Paladin is a good all-round class, as they have an aura which increases healing, they themselves can heal and tank well with moderately good damage. Priests and druids are good also, but as you have already levelled to 5 with a Paladin you should stick with it.

As it is your first time playing, you should try and aim for a max level character instead of staying a certain level to do arena. This way you will learn more about the game and understand it fully. As well as this, you can use a high level character to farm bosses for drops and sell them to other players to earn money. When I said that level 6 arena is quicker than most other tiers I meant that there is usually only a short wait after demanding to actually enter the arena, whereas on other levels (such as level 20) the time to wait for a battle is usually a long time.

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1. The level 6 arena community is friendly, there are many level 6 arena guilds too. Level 6 arena is quicker than most other tiers of arena. 2. Yes, it is possible. You get 5 free tickets and a free ticket every (not sure exactly how long) 2 hours. 3. No, mobs do not yield XP, quests are the only way to level up. 4. To unlock expert skills you must first spend at least 10 skill points on regular skills (Which will be achieveable at level 18) so yes, spend your points. If you are unhappy with your skill set-up, you can use a "Book of Oblivion" which resets your skill points. 5. As I said before, you can try and get into a level 6 arena guild, there are loads on US-Sapphire. If you're planning on levelling up, most guilds will accept you as long as you are active and earn Guild Points (By questing, winning arena and by logging on daily). Have fun!

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Well, if you're looking to use your BD for PVP then arena armour is essential for the high resilience and critical it gives, as well as decent amounts of HP. Don't forget you don't have to use all of the pieces, mixing with armour from other sets (such as Killing Whisper or Divine Defence) can often be beneficial as you can balance out your stats to make a good all-round BD. To get a set bonus you need at least 2 pieces of the set, 4 pieces for the second bonus. As far as enchantments go, I would say use resilience runes on the belt, chestplate and boots, use penetration on rings, parry on cloak and depending on your critical and accuracy, choose whichever is lowest to put on amulet (Balancing your stats is good!). If you have under 3k Health put HP runes on your amulet. If you have only 5 energy regeneration then put it on your belt. When deciding what weapons to use it really depends on what you prefer. If you want to hit fast then use daggers. Of course the drawback is less damage. Most 1h swords have parry so if you want to be strong vs. melee, and maintain good damage and DPS, use swords. Axes have awesome damage but hit the slowest. Axes usually have penetration which cuts through defence. Most BDs nowadays use axes. Finally, light armour and daggers aren't commonly used on BD, however, I've seen pro BDs who use these such as Hamstring; high amped light armour with high amped daggers give awesome stats and are great in PVP. Hope I helped a little

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Hey Swaaz why do you need two accounts to post on forums?

Agreed, Swaaz is an asshole on the forums and in-game.

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I'll amp this crap soon, so I won't have noob defence and hopefully get some great charms. I should get about 2% more resilience when I swap out my dd boots (Piece of sh*t) for 19 arena ones.

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