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Everquest II » The Tavern (General) » Shadowknights don't get in raids much?
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Exavus 3/22/08 4:59:48 AM
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Joined: 10/05/04 |
I was gonna make one but I hear they arent wanted end game.. Anyone know info on this? |
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mangar 3/22/08 6:08:22 AM
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Apprentice Member
Joined: 12/18/04
http://eq2players.station.sony.com/signature?characterId=120857111 |
Pretty much yeah. The tank order usually goes: Guard Zerker Pali SK Since SK's do not have a whole lot of utility they are typically booted for additional DPS, Heals, CC or various other utility. Personally I still level my SK but have also devloped a brig that is used for raids. There are rumors of an upcoming combat art and spell revamp but I would not expect SoE to upset the tanking structure this late in the game. |
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Leemeg 3/22/08 12:46:07 PM
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Joined: 8/19/06 |
If you refer to the endgame as group content. They are good tanks, and I would gladly take a decent SK over a crappy guardian any day. It does depend on the player and not the class when it comes to tanking group content. |
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decadre 3/24/08 8:41:15 AM
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Joined: 4/25/05 |
I would say that it all depends on how active you are going to be in the end-game. If you are more of a casual minded player, go ahead and roll a SK. If you are looking to get into a hardcore raiding guild, then roll something else. In my casual guild, two of our best tanks both play SKs, so it can be done and done very well with SKs. However, with that said, hardcore raiding guilds are going to already have their well equipped and played very well tanks, so you will have trouble finding a spot. |
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