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NoobAgain | Sun 17-Feb-13 06:07 PM |
Member since 01st Mar 2007
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#48976, "Autumn Harvest - Mechanics Question - Does weight matter?"
Edited on Sun 17-Feb-13 06:08 PM
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Because autumn harvest improves dodge vs. larger opponents, does that mean that amount of weight carried matters for autumn harvest to work to its fullest potential?
i.e. does a gnome carrying little weight take more advantage of autumn harvest than a gnome carrying a lot of weight?
Thank you in advance.
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Daevryn | Sun 17-Feb-13 06:29 PM |
Member since 13th Feb 2007
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#48977, "RE: Autumn Harvest - Mechanics Question - Does weight m..."
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Autumn doesn't care what your weight is.
(But normal dodging does.)
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NoobAgain | Sun 17-Feb-13 06:31 PM |
Member since 01st Mar 2007
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#48978, "Thank you!"
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Splntrd | Sun 17-Feb-13 09:43 PM |
Member since 08th Feb 2004
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#48979, "RE: Autumn Harvest - Mechanics Question - Does weight m..."
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I've always heard Autumn described as "improved dodge".
But the way you reference "normal dodging" makes me think it might be something else - I wondered if you'd be able to clarify. Is it literally "the dodge skill works better vs. larger guys", or is it acting independently of dodge (like as an additional defense skill)? Splntrd
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Vortex Magus | Wed 20-Feb-13 05:56 PM |
Member since 20th Apr 2005
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#49003, "As far as I can tell, dance upon the southern wind is i..."
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Autumn harvest is extra dodges for tiny people.
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