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PAoD->Hi11Zone<-PAoD · Aug 06, 2006, 07:03 AM // 07:03

whats the toucher build if u can ............show the skills in a screeenshot if possible!
the best build for it

thanks!

and whats the best main and secondary proffesion for it im currently r/n

PAoD->Hi11Zone<-PAoD · Aug 06, 2006, 07:27 AM // 07:27

what u meen what kind i thought a toucher was only blood spec for hp steals

Hidden in the Mist · Aug 06, 2006, 07:29 AM // 07:29

Then stick with a Ranger primary.

PAoD->Hi11Zone<-PAoD · Aug 06, 2006, 07:31 AM // 07:31

soo ok umm r/n is best for toucher? y

Saider maul · Aug 06, 2006, 11:15 AM // 11:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hidden in the Mist

Maybe try reading the instruction manual that came with Guild Wars.

Try guiding the new player constructivly. Please remember we were all newb once to. sarcastict egocentric comments as above are just out right melishous put forth to fuel personal ego and superiority complexes.

you are no different then those you speak to.

Touch builds can be strong but as stated ranger primary is best due to energy reduction thru expertise and ability to evade 75% of attacks. necros take alot of dmg.

enjoy.

Shadow-Hunter · Aug 06, 2006, 06:36 PM // 18:36

The main toucher build will look something like this:

16 expertise
12 Blood Magic

Vamp Touch
Vamp Bite
Offering Of Blood
Throw Dirt
Whirling Defence
Dodge
Lightning Reflexes
Rez sig//Factions Dodge if AB..

This works pretty good in Low areanas like RA and can also do in AB.. Since you gain hp with the 2 touches (witch is lowerd in Cost by expertise) and it got Defence vs melees with Throw dirt + stances...

Altho be ready to be called all kinds of stuff becouse most ppl find it rather cheap

~Shadow

Edit: This should be in the Ranger forum, or the PvP forum...

Ninetail Trickster · Aug 06, 2006, 07:04 PM // 19:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hidden in the Mist

You realize using the Search button is the Tenth rule in this forum? The fact the OP didn't bother to look through the Sticky or use the serach button shows how much care he has for his answer.

I was never a newb to forums because of the fact that I actually read the rules unlike a majority of the people here.

How is telling someone to read his instruction manual a "sarcastic comment" when the answer is indeed in it?

There's a difference between a noob/nub/[related insult] and a newb. Yes, you were a newb to the forums. You started coming here, yes? Then you were new. You were a newbie to the forums, a newb. What you were NOT was a noob, or a nub, or a [related insult].
I agree, he could've used the search and probably researched it a little more thoroughly before asking... but still, cut him a -little- slack, neh?
And good call on the instruction manual bit, but it takes people (at least a few of them) a little while to realize that expertise works on the skills of other classes.
So, if the OP missed it...

R/N is better for toucher, because Expertise, the Ranger's primary attribute, reduces the cost of Vampiric Touch and Vampiric Bite, thus allowing you to use it more often. ^__^
kthxbai

(Use search please, now that it finally works. >.>)

Edit: fixed a rather big mistake. >_<;

ubermancer · Aug 06, 2006, 10:37 PM // 22:37

At one point, there was no Guild Wars, and noone was any good at it for that very reason.

Then, Guild Wars was released, and people started playing it day after day. For a while, people would be poor players, like trying to cast Healing Seed on themselves and use Mend Ailment to remove Backfire.

Then, over time, these players would become better, and learn from their mistakes. There were, however, some people who did not learn, did not change their habbits, and instead became frustrated and often short tempered.

They would demand help, complain about Guild Wars's 'unfairness', take offense to small things, be offensive themselves, use popular builds to the exclusion of tactics, and generally be unpleasant to be around.

There is not believed to be a cure for this behavior, as many of these people have long since been surpassed by their peers. While their peers play Blessed Light builds without energy management, they use Mo/W's so they have access to Flurry and Hundred Blades, and indeed become more frustrated and short sighted as time goes on.

These people I have described are what is known as "noobs", in contrast to the rest of the population who instead exhibited an metamorphic stage earlier in their career. These people are "new players". People who have recently bought Guild Wars and might be noobs, but instead could be demonstrating the folley of the inexperienced, is a "newbie".

Now, which is the OP?

PAoD->Hi11Zone<-PAoD · Aug 07, 2006, 02:37 AM // 02:37

hey thanks guys for all ur input it helped alot!

Saider maul · Aug 07, 2006, 09:26 PM // 21:26

http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/s...h+ranger+build

Now some advise PAOD. You can find builds and post you build asking for suggestion in these forums under the " Campfire " section. each class has a sub forum and farming builds ( ways to make gold ) has its own sub forum to.

This link is the toucher build you are after.

In the future Please look thru these subforums. At the top of each is a
" sticky " Which is a highlight of what people want to see.
As you see when you are out of place the nature in which people will treat you. Good luck and happy gaming.