Curse

Carth` · Jul 08, 2006, 11:33 AM // 11:33

I have seen some skills mentioned that I've never seen, mainly shouts or "calls" in the beast mastery attribute. Some examples:

Call Of Disruption (38% armor penetration, 17% chance interupt spell)
Call of Vitality (damage reduction I think?)
Call of Resilience
Call of Healing (10 base damage reduction, 3 Health per second)
Call of Feeding (some kind of life stealing?)
Call of Agression (50% armor penetration for 60 seconds - ah I see why this was removed

)
Call of Brutality (no idea)
Call of Elemental Protection (I guess like the inspiration buffs)

Some of these look nice! Some look overpowered. I have never seen them in game, and I wonder if someone can tell me when, if ever, they existed. I have seen people using them in builds on forums, so some of them must have been useable at one time. Why couldn't they nerf them a bit instead of just completely removing? It's not like beast master is popular or really very useful.

Also another ranger skill I saw called "High winds". Was this some kind of ranger debuff, so that they miss more?

Thanks

Zeon · Jul 09, 2006, 02:27 AM // 02:27

theres a website called "gwfreaks.com" with almost all skills for each profession. when you go to the site, on the left click on ranger, the go to beast mastery, then there will be a list of beast mastery skills

Carth` · Jul 09, 2006, 05:15 AM // 05:15

These skills aren't on it, I was asking about them from anyone who has been playing long enough to see or use them in game, if they were ever there.

Jenosavel · Jul 09, 2006, 01:14 PM // 13:14

If these were ever around it was prior to the release of the game, so you'd have to find an alpha or beta tester from a year ago to tell you if/what they were. I am certain, though, that I've seen a website with outdated (beta, I believe) info that still listed either Call of Vitality or Call of Resilience (can't remember which, but it gave the pet armor and health... I think).

That was some time ago, though, and such websites have had plenty of time to update by now.