So I've been logging use of Beseech since the recent changes. It's seeing regular use by some characters, but from that data, I'm gathering that one sentence went unnoticed:

I went back and added most sensible classes to Beseech, so that you can ask for help from more people than healers, paladins, and bards.

Unless I'm mis-remembering who some of these mobs are, 100% of the pile of cases I've scanned have been on healers or paladins. Others work! Keep in mind that there can be a fair bit of randomness in how the NPCs in question decide they want to help, if at all.

You approach Daurin humbly, seeking any aid he can provide.
Daurin says to you 'Go forth and rain wrath down upon the wicked, with my blessings.'
Daurin grasps your hands, and you share a moment of prayer.
Daurin closes his eyes for a moment and nods at you.
Though the world is full of wickedness, you feel safer.


valguarnera@carrionfields.com

Because that's what it looks like to me. If I knew where a goodly transmuter was, and if I was playing a goodie character, I'd go try and get me some haste, but I can't quite figure out what else would make a difference. I'm guessing that's also why people only use healer/paladin/bard as well. What would a goodie thief do for you (for example)?

Kidding!

Back in the day, that's how we figured out how things worked.

But no, no one is getting Haste on demand.

valguarnera@carrionfields.com