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#44521, "There we go."
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Ghak wasn't very interesting concept, so I decided to delete him and play something more interesting. Ghak was a Mamlauk, though I only got one skill of the specialization. Whomp is good for finishing people off, I think. There are actually other orcs around, though orcs don't interact with each other as frequently as a cabal does.
Some goodbyes:
Orcs:
Xzarg: Rather intimidating and warlike orc.
Trelant: My sparring partner. Ghak got parry from 85 or so to 90 in our practice, not to mention all those improvements to various weapon skills.
Enemies:
No full looting. Thanks for being good sport!
Ghak was essentially less successful and less fun as my previous orc, Murgh, and the mentality transition from Endalion the elf to Ghak the orc didn't go well. In the end, I think Ghak was just a shadow of what Murgh was.
Ghak Ba'ak
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#44524, "Good job!"
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Nothing personal with the ganging and stuff, but it is quite simple: a thief who doesn't know how to prepwhore is easy meat one on one for an orc. I got tooled by Brindobrack once even though I pulled of an ANNIH backstab and knifed her four times. That time I got you in Voralia one on one I got really lucky and hit you a bunch of times with good eq.
Ah well, good fights, good times. Later, man.
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DurNominator | Tue 10-Jan-06 12:42 PM |
Member since 08th Nov 2004
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#44525, "Heh. The most annoying opponents always answer"
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We ganged you first, with the AP and the duergar shaman in Azuremain, when the Outlanders were sieging us there. It was quite ironic when you killed me after I was heading to orc village via dry riverbed, avoiding the Eastern Road where Outlanders patrolled and looted the same boots I had gotten your corpse along with that flight potion. You were frighteningly fast chaser, and had the advantage of my legs being bound in both of those fights.
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