Can someone tell me the differences between each of these classes. Like what makes each one unique from the others?
Thanks.
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Infiltrators get 2.5 spec points X their lvl while Nightshades and Shadowblades only get 2.2 X their lvl, @ lvl 50 this adds a lot more skill points that you can train with rather than the other two assassins!
Shadowblades get a 10% Bonus HP factor, and as an added bonus, a norseman can be a shadowblade, which starts at 70 con... basically they have ability of being stealthing duelwielding tanks! (It is also my understanding that "Left Axe" functions different from "Celtic Duel" and "Duel Wield" and does more dmg... but i'm not 100% sure on that)
Nightshades get a magic spell line that you don't have to spec in and it comprises of only two spells, a castable DD and an instant DD, which is great for popping speeders/stealthers, interupting a caster, or quickly killing that necro who just lost his pet ;)!
Shadowblades get a 10% Bonus HP factor, and as an added bonus, a norseman can be a shadowblade, which starts at 70 con... basically they have ability of being stealthing duelwielding tanks! (It is also my understanding that "Left Axe" functions different from "Celtic Duel" and "Duel Wield" and does more dmg... but i'm not 100% sure on that)
Nightshades get a magic spell line that you don't have to spec in and it comprises of only two spells, a castable DD and an instant DD, which is great for popping speeders/stealthers, interupting a caster, or quickly killing that necro who just lost his pet ;)!
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Simply put:
Infiltrators have no spells, but they are quick and they hurt like hell. They are better tanks than Albion's armsmen or paladins.
Nightshades don't hurt as much with their weapons, but they have spells to help them out (direct damage spells).
Shadowblades aren't as fast or stealthy, but they hurt more. They have "left axe" as opposed to "dual wield" or "celtic dual," which, as the name implies, means basically that they use axes instead of swords or whatever.
In conclusion, be a Shadowblade, because Albs are stupid zerging teacher's pets who think they're better than everyone, and Hibs are drag-queen fairies that prance around a happy-go-lucky world full of giggles and butterflies.
:)
Infiltrators have no spells, but they are quick and they hurt like hell. They are better tanks than Albion's armsmen or paladins.
Nightshades don't hurt as much with their weapons, but they have spells to help them out (direct damage spells).
Shadowblades aren't as fast or stealthy, but they hurt more. They have "left axe" as opposed to "dual wield" or "celtic dual," which, as the name implies, means basically that they use axes instead of swords or whatever.
In conclusion, be a Shadowblade, because Albs are stupid zerging teacher's pets who think they're better than everyone, and Hibs are drag-queen fairies that prance around a happy-go-lucky world full of giggles and butterflies.
:)
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