Training Parry guide

Pennywise · 11th January 2008, 04:48 PM

Yeah. Sheep. I agree.

I went naked, armed with only a club, and a mace weapon I had no skill in (I am swords). I also carried no shield. I went from 100 parry to 120 parry in a few hours.

Best to remember, however, that you won't see a gain, or at least I didn't, for the first 15 minutes or so, then they fly by.

Just go to the Yew sheep pens. Go to war mode once inside. Run around clicking on as many sheep to attack you as possible, then toggle to Peace mode. Stand there and just heal once in awhile.

Kinda funny. If sheep had real teeth, they would be the most dangerous predators in the game. *winks*

MacLeodLV · 18th February 2008, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Baldguy

On another note, I noticed something today while training parry.
1) When my main wep skill is equipped (Swords) I get hit alot less *duh*
2) When I equip a non-swords, I get hit more and parry more *duh*
3) When I equip nothing, I do not parry, but I get hit less than with a non-swords weapon equipped (HUH?)
4) When I equip a bloodspirit talisman, with a mace weapon, I get hit MUCH less (HUH?)
5) When I equip a bloodspirit talisman with empty hands, I get hit even less than just empty hands.

Maybe you figured this out in the meantime, but I'll speak up anyways. You were getting hit less surely because of Anatomy (ie the Anatomy + Eval Int wrestle defense). That is also the reason you want to equip a non proficient weapon to train parry, rather than going unarmed, to remove Anatomy from the Defense equation. I have no idea why a bloodwood spirit should help you in defense.

And I've always used Deer to train my parry, along with a few suits of non runic dull copper to max out phys resist on the cheap.

11th January 2008, 04:48 PM	#13
Pennywise Crumbpicker, dat der Renaissance Manz of da Werlds! Join Date: Sep 2007 Shard: Legends Posts: 259 Thanks: 22 Thanked 8 Times in 6 Posts	Re: Training Parry guide Yeah. Sheep. I agree. I went naked, armed with only a club, and a mace weapon I had no skill in (I am swords). I also carried no shield. I went from 100 parry to 120 parry in a few hours. Best to remember, however, that you won't see a gain, or at least I didn't, for the first 15 minutes or so, then they fly by. Just go to the Yew sheep pens. Go to war mode once inside. Run around clicking on as many sheep to attack you as possible, then toggle to Peace mode. Stand there and just heal once in awhile. Kinda funny. If sheep had real teeth, they would be the most dangerous predators in the game. winks __________________ Last edited by Pennywise; 11th January 2008 at 04:49 PM.

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