Curse

X-Rage_III · Dec 02, 2005, 06:03 PM // 18:03

this runner is all about running and helping your team, if u want to have a runner that can spike or a runner that can kill thier runner (usually doesnt have time if the other runner is good, so the rest of your team should deal with that) then look someplace else or modify this. if u want a runner that can live long and run fast, this is it:

R/Mo
Protection Prayers: 8
Expertise: 12 (11+1)
Wilderness Survival 15 (11+4)

Dodge
Storm Chaser
Barbed Trap
Martyr [Elite]- to help you team out, probly gonna want a monk with restore condition in your group
Smite Hex
Mend Ailment
Troll Unguent
Protection Spell of your choice (or healing, but change your attributes) or Flame Trap or a Res Sig or Hard Res depending on your team.

Weapon: Insightful Pvp Holy Staff of Fortitude
Armor: All Druids, Wilderness Survival Mask

your average run speed is going to be 129% because you can cast dodge then storm then dodge then storm over and over... use smite hex to get rid of hexes that slow you down, use mend ailment to get rid of things like cripple, poison, disease. dont worry about weakness or blind cus ur not attacking.

-X Rage

BBoy_Manchild · Dec 02, 2005, 08:15 PM // 20:15

i think mend ailment cant be self targetting, been a while since i used the skill

Bane of Mortality · Dec 02, 2005, 08:23 PM // 20:23

My ranger runner for GvG uses Mend Ailment. It can be used on yourself. I believe that Mend Condition is the skill that cant be used on yourself.

mortalis doleo · Dec 02, 2005, 08:27 PM // 20:27

if the ranges work (i don't know the ranges...), you could take either aegis or heal party...

BBoy_Manchild · Dec 02, 2005, 08:34 PM // 20:34

well its one of the mend blahblahs that cant target self, my memory is crap

Patrograd · Dec 02, 2005, 08:34 PM // 20:34

I think its a nice beginner build, good for a player who hasnt played flag runner much to get them used to the basic idea and concepts of flag running

I think I would be looking for more from an experienced runner though, primarily stopping the other runner or even aiding with the team's offence.