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Ginjarou · May 06, 2005, 10:24 PM // 22:24

I started off as a Warrior / Ranger but I recently found out I coudn't get some of the Ranger skills I was hoping to.
I think I might reroll and go Warrior / Necro cos the necro has some cool skills which could acompany the warrior.
I used the skill tool on this site, is this 100% accurate? Are those the skills I can get for those combined classes.

Also, If I delete this warrior / ranger will I lose the skills I have unlocked for PvP or will I still be able to use them?

Any feedback would be appreciated, thanks !

Witchfinder General · May 06, 2005, 10:28 PM // 22:28

You can get all of the skills for either primary or scondary that yopu could get pre-searing in post-searing.

In other words ran/war is missing the initial couple of warrior skills in pre-searing becasue nobody teaches them.
When you go to pre-searing you can immedialtey buy them for 10 gold and a ksill point, or do an easy quest to get them.

Same goes for a war/ran that missed out on the first couple of ranger skills.

Same goes for any class.

The only limit is that you cannot put attribute points into expertise as a warr/ran and cannot put attribute points into strength as a ran/war

I would go ran/warr because I think expt>str... You lose out on armor but gain alot on how much energy you save with attacks, and how fast your energy regens.

Ginjarou · May 06, 2005, 10:32 PM // 22:32

how about warrior / necro ?
Where can I find out which attributes i'd get

Witchfinder General · May 06, 2005, 10:37 PM // 22:37

Necro primary is considered pretty useless except for pve farming low level monsters; how true that is I don't know, I am a noob too.

It is soul reaping, which gives you energy every time someone dies.

warrior primary is strength which affect armor penetration and therefore melee damage.

Here they are:

Warrior: armor penetration
Mesmer: casting speed
Elementalist: amount of mana
Necromancer: gain energy when things die near you
Ranger: reduce cost of attacks, preps and traps
Monk: adds to health of target whenever you cast monk spells on them, makes healing really efficient

Sorry I don't know the exact terms for them.

Some of them have whole groups of skills spells associated with them, you will be able to learn them, you will not be able to IMPROVE them if you do not have that attribute as your primary class.

Ginjarou · May 06, 2005, 10:48 PM // 22:48

how do i know which attributes I will be able to improve for my classes? Basically which ones will I know i'll get in my secondary class

Witchfinder General · May 06, 2005, 10:54 PM // 22:54

Expertise is the Ranger's primary attribute
Fast Casting is the Mesmer's primary attribute
Divine Favor is the Monk's Primary attribute
Strength is the warrior's primary attribute
Energy Storage is the Elementalist's primary attribute
Reaping is the necros primary attribute (no skills/spells associated with it)

http://www.guildwarsguru.com/new-pla...nter-id227.php
http://www.guildwarsguru.com/skill.php

The Fox · May 06, 2005, 11:10 PM // 23:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ginjarou

how do i know which attributes I will be able to improve for my classes? Basically which ones will I know i'll get in my secondary class

You get all of the attributes for a secondary class except the ones witchfinder listed which are each primary's unique attributes.