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Dungeons and Dragons Online
So again, I'm posting this game so we can all play toghether.
I'll check about making a private server.
Website: http://www.ddo.com/
Download [also make an account]: http://www.ddo.com/ddosupport/download-ddo
Warforged
Warforged are sturdy creatures of living wood and metal and are immune to many dangers that plague the other races. They have less capacity for wisdom, however, and being so different, they often have difficulty connecting with the other races. Warforged begin their lives in amazing creation forges built by the most skilled engineers. They are not completely like other living beings but are far from being robotic constructions. Originally built for battle, the Warforged are now adapting to life in normal society.
Warforged start with higher constitution and lower wisdom and charisma. They are naturally immune to many effects including poison, disease, and paralysis, and they can be healed by wizard or sorcerer repair spells. They receive significantly less healing from heal spells
Drow
Drow elves are similar to other elves but on average have greater intelligence and charisma. They also have an innate spell resistance that makes them harder to hit by many enemy spells. Drow are the dark cousins of the elves, and like their cousins they have a long and storied history. While many live underground in the wilds away from civilization and pursue their own agendas, some Drow have emerged to join the society of adventurers and mingle with the other races.
Drow start with a higher dexterity, intelligence, and charisma, and have a lower constitution. They have an innate spell resistance that shields them from many enemy spells, and receive a bonus to will saves against magic. On the downside, they have slightly fewer hit points due to lower constitution.
Dwarf
Dwarves are very tough and hardy, naturally resistant to many forms of magic, and stable on their feet. However, they are not as charismatic as most of the other races. Dwarves are a proud folk that often dwell in massive caverns and strongholds of stone, hewn straight from their ancestral mountain ranges. The other races often consider them materialistic, but dwarves would say they just appreciate fine craftsmanship, whether that be in stonework, jewelry, or weapons.
Dwarves start with higher constitution and lower charisma. Their strength lies in their resistance to poison and many enemy spells, receiving various bonuses when fighting certain types of creatures, and being harder to trip or knockdown than other races.
Halfling
Halflings are very agile, but are small and not as strong as the other races. They are naturally good at hiding and using throwing weapons and are a bit luckier than the other races. Halflings are a diminutive people with great spirit and tenacity, and they are very adaptable and have learned to use their small size as a great advantage, often overcoming huge obstacles in resourceful ways.
Halflings start with higher dexterity and lower strength. Their strengths are a luck bonus to saves, a bonus to attack and defense due to small size, bonuses to jump and move silently skills, and bonuses when using thrown weapons. However, their small size gives them less strength.
Elf
Elves are very dexterous, have keen senses and a resistance to enhancements, but are less hardy than the other races. They have an extremely ancient and refined culture, and most elves learn about the accomplishments of their ancestors and are taught to appreciate where they have come from. Most are in tune with nature, often dwelling in peaceful forest homes high in the trees.
Elves start with a higher dexterity and lower constitution. Their strengths are their resistance to enemy enhancement spells, and keen senses that allow them to spot hidden traps, doors, and hiding enemies better than other races. Their weakness is having slightly fewer hit points due to lower constitution.
Human
Versatility is the greatest strength of humans, and they can do well in any of the classes. They are the most adaptable of all the races and live in all sorts of environments. Although considered short-lived by the other races, humans have more ambition and drive than most, and with work, they can achieve success in whatever they set their minds to.
Humans start with a bonus feat and, on average, are able to learn more skills than any other races as they level up. Their strength is their versatility and increased capacity to learn skills, and they have no weaknesses.
Classes:
Favored Soul
Wielding divine magic to both heal and destroy, favored souls have fewer spells than clerics but can cast more often. They also get more spell points than clerics and more bonus spell points from special magic items.
Bard
Using spells, skills, and powerful magical songs, Bards are the ultimate support characters, simultaneously strengthening friends and weakening foes.
Barbarian
Barbarians possess incredible strength and offensive power. They are not as well armored as fighters, but they can absorb damage and go into a battle rage to overwhelm their enemies.
Cleric
Divine spell casters and healers, Clerics excel at curing ailments and healing allies but also have the ability to blast enemies with their divine power.
Fighter
Fighters are also able to use more weapons, armor, and shields than any other class. They often focus their training on a specific set of gear and become masters of their own custom fighting styles. A fighter can succeed in battle in many different ways.
Monk
Monks use an energy called ki to perform amazing techniques in battle. They use this vital energy to launch powerful combination attacks and project amazing beneficial effects. Usually fighting without weapons and armor, they can assist allies or destroy enemies, but take longer to master than the other melee classes.
Paladins
Paladins are supremely resilient and have a good balance of offensive and defensive skills at their disposal. Through their devotion and purity, paladins gain many special abilities.
Ranger
Rangers are extremely versatile combatants that can act as scouts, wield two weapons at once, and be lethal with a bow.
Rogues
Rogues use stealth and a variety of masterful techniques to disarm traps and unlock doors. Stealthy and sly, rogues pride themselves on their skill.
Sorcerer
Sorcerers are born with the ability to use powerful magic. Sorcerers get more spell points than any other class, and can gain bonus spell points from special magic items.
Wizard
Wizards can learn a huge variety of spells and can fine tune this arsenal to suit the task at hand. They can assist the party, summon allies, or destroy opponents with the power of the elements.
And yes you can also Multiclassing
Multiclassing is a feature that is unique to DDO, and allows for unparalleled character customization. Every character may choose to advance in up to three different classes, and gain the abilities and characteristics of those classes. For example, you can start your life in DDO as a Fighter and then train further levels as a Cleric!
You level in the game doing quests, Theres alot of them and all diffrent.
In the lower levels we need max 6 people for a party [20 in the higher] so download it!!
Anyway fun game, Theres crafting pvp and all that shit so fucking join.
I'll check about making a private server.
Website: http://www.ddo.com/
Download [also make an account]: http://www.ddo.com/ddosupport/download-ddo
Dungeons & Dragons Online takes place in a story setting known as Eberron. Intrigue lurks around every corner and magic drives technology in this unique genre of sword and sorcery. Threats from monsters and invaders are constant, and noble houses and factions engage in political struggles for power. From familiar races like elves and dwarves to mysterious new entities like warforged and quori, Eberron is a world of action, adventure, and danger! Read on for more information about this exciting backdrop for the Dungeons & Dragons Online experience!Races:
Warforged
Warforged are sturdy creatures of living wood and metal and are immune to many dangers that plague the other races. They have less capacity for wisdom, however, and being so different, they often have difficulty connecting with the other races. Warforged begin their lives in amazing creation forges built by the most skilled engineers. They are not completely like other living beings but are far from being robotic constructions. Originally built for battle, the Warforged are now adapting to life in normal society.
Warforged start with higher constitution and lower wisdom and charisma. They are naturally immune to many effects including poison, disease, and paralysis, and they can be healed by wizard or sorcerer repair spells. They receive significantly less healing from heal spells
Drow
Drow elves are similar to other elves but on average have greater intelligence and charisma. They also have an innate spell resistance that makes them harder to hit by many enemy spells. Drow are the dark cousins of the elves, and like their cousins they have a long and storied history. While many live underground in the wilds away from civilization and pursue their own agendas, some Drow have emerged to join the society of adventurers and mingle with the other races.
Drow start with a higher dexterity, intelligence, and charisma, and have a lower constitution. They have an innate spell resistance that shields them from many enemy spells, and receive a bonus to will saves against magic. On the downside, they have slightly fewer hit points due to lower constitution.
Dwarf
Dwarves are very tough and hardy, naturally resistant to many forms of magic, and stable on their feet. However, they are not as charismatic as most of the other races. Dwarves are a proud folk that often dwell in massive caverns and strongholds of stone, hewn straight from their ancestral mountain ranges. The other races often consider them materialistic, but dwarves would say they just appreciate fine craftsmanship, whether that be in stonework, jewelry, or weapons.
Dwarves start with higher constitution and lower charisma. Their strength lies in their resistance to poison and many enemy spells, receiving various bonuses when fighting certain types of creatures, and being harder to trip or knockdown than other races.
Halfling
Halflings are very agile, but are small and not as strong as the other races. They are naturally good at hiding and using throwing weapons and are a bit luckier than the other races. Halflings are a diminutive people with great spirit and tenacity, and they are very adaptable and have learned to use their small size as a great advantage, often overcoming huge obstacles in resourceful ways.
Halflings start with higher dexterity and lower strength. Their strengths are a luck bonus to saves, a bonus to attack and defense due to small size, bonuses to jump and move silently skills, and bonuses when using thrown weapons. However, their small size gives them less strength.
Elf
Elves are very dexterous, have keen senses and a resistance to enhancements, but are less hardy than the other races. They have an extremely ancient and refined culture, and most elves learn about the accomplishments of their ancestors and are taught to appreciate where they have come from. Most are in tune with nature, often dwelling in peaceful forest homes high in the trees.
Elves start with a higher dexterity and lower constitution. Their strengths are their resistance to enemy enhancement spells, and keen senses that allow them to spot hidden traps, doors, and hiding enemies better than other races. Their weakness is having slightly fewer hit points due to lower constitution.
Human
Versatility is the greatest strength of humans, and they can do well in any of the classes. They are the most adaptable of all the races and live in all sorts of environments. Although considered short-lived by the other races, humans have more ambition and drive than most, and with work, they can achieve success in whatever they set their minds to.
Humans start with a bonus feat and, on average, are able to learn more skills than any other races as they level up. Their strength is their versatility and increased capacity to learn skills, and they have no weaknesses.
Classes:
Favored Soul
Wielding divine magic to both heal and destroy, favored souls have fewer spells than clerics but can cast more often. They also get more spell points than clerics and more bonus spell points from special magic items.
Bard
Using spells, skills, and powerful magical songs, Bards are the ultimate support characters, simultaneously strengthening friends and weakening foes.
Barbarian
Barbarians possess incredible strength and offensive power. They are not as well armored as fighters, but they can absorb damage and go into a battle rage to overwhelm their enemies.
Cleric
Divine spell casters and healers, Clerics excel at curing ailments and healing allies but also have the ability to blast enemies with their divine power.
Fighter
Fighters are also able to use more weapons, armor, and shields than any other class. They often focus their training on a specific set of gear and become masters of their own custom fighting styles. A fighter can succeed in battle in many different ways.
Monk
Monks use an energy called ki to perform amazing techniques in battle. They use this vital energy to launch powerful combination attacks and project amazing beneficial effects. Usually fighting without weapons and armor, they can assist allies or destroy enemies, but take longer to master than the other melee classes.
Paladins
Paladins are supremely resilient and have a good balance of offensive and defensive skills at their disposal. Through their devotion and purity, paladins gain many special abilities.
Ranger
Rangers are extremely versatile combatants that can act as scouts, wield two weapons at once, and be lethal with a bow.
Rogues
Rogues use stealth and a variety of masterful techniques to disarm traps and unlock doors. Stealthy and sly, rogues pride themselves on their skill.
Sorcerer
Sorcerers are born with the ability to use powerful magic. Sorcerers get more spell points than any other class, and can gain bonus spell points from special magic items.
Wizard
Wizards can learn a huge variety of spells and can fine tune this arsenal to suit the task at hand. They can assist the party, summon allies, or destroy opponents with the power of the elements.
And yes you can also Multiclassing
Multiclassing is a feature that is unique to DDO, and allows for unparalleled character customization. Every character may choose to advance in up to three different classes, and gain the abilities and characteristics of those classes. For example, you can start your life in DDO as a Fighter and then train further levels as a Cleric!
You level in the game doing quests, Theres alot of them and all diffrent.
In the lower levels we need max 6 people for a party [20 in the higher] so download it!!
Anyway fun game, Theres crafting pvp and all that shit so fucking join.
Last edited by BondyLox; Jan 12, 2011 at 05:45 PM.
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It's purely awesome. But yeah, I might play with you.
Bard is my favorite class
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