Hey!

Have a quest bout a chartemp since ive just pvpd with a nox char and it goes pretty well, but you always needs to be close to the enemie so I have a new idea bout a temp, but i want to ask the experts first bfore I start up the training if this will work out in the fields or if im thinking wrong.

was thinking:

Fenc 120
archery 120
tactics 90
anatomy 120
healing 90
poisoning 80
Res spells 120

This gives me exact 720 skill points, (+20 with my mark of travesty Arch or fenc +10 and tac+10)

If this temp will work out, what kinda ring/brace should I go for and suggestions bout stats.

I dont want to many macros since i cant play that much and cant be fast enough to use many macros so I dont want to be a mage of any kind.

Haven't heard of/seen any successful dual weaponskill type characters, but what you thought of doing is something I thought of trying myself.

I would drop Anatomy to 100 and use the extra 20 so that I'm not relying on items UNLESS while using the +skill items you can still get to near max HCI/DCI/LMC/Resists.

Stats would have to be somewhere around

100 Str (or enough to get you to atleast 100 HP w/items)
140 Dex (mostly for bandages as it's your only healing source)
rest in Int

true, but it maybe will work with dual wep skills. Think Ive gotta try it, otherwise I can stone one of the skills for later.


since i cant afford a +20 arch and res spells and have to stick with 115 each atm
maybe if dropping in anatomy to 100 and have a ring with +15 (anyskill) and hopefully high in some of dci/hci/lmc and/or di i get 55 points over, put that on chiv and when money rolls in get 20 arch, res spells in the future, if its needed. I have 115 res spells on my nox and he is doing well out in the fields.

Good point. Like I said, I wanted to try it 'cause it does have it's benefits (dual weaponskills).

You could do that, as long as your Fencing is still 120 (else you'd have to bump Poisoning). 115 Resist spells is pretty efficient enough, and if you need to sacrifice from anywhere (after taking Anat down to 100) then leaving Resists at 115 shouldn't hurt. And I'd highly recommend trying to squeeze in some Chiv if at all possible as you suggested.

50 or 55 chiv should be enough even if you still can fizzle chivspells, but you got conc wep and a few other goodies so it would be a little help. Dont takes as much mana and skillpoints either

Also be using pots for gheal, gcure, str, dex and grefresh.

The hardest prob I can come up with now is to get good armor and weps when Im not that rich right now, think Ive have to do like I did once bfore to just go out and fight with crappy armor and wep and on the way try to collect piece after piece by getting or buy cheap from friends or others and after a while you should have decent armor and weps, while doing that you have at least learned your char pretty well and learned pvping much more

Yeah, learning and getting better equipment on the go isn't a bad way to go. That way you learn how to survive while using crappy equipment (my first PvP suit I built was hideous, whether looking at it for it's looks, or it's stats, it was pretty bad, but paved the way to make things easier with better equipment) so when you do get better equipment it gets easier.

I never used pots though, so you should be able to survive better with crappy equipment. If nothing else, MArties (Heart of the Lion, Gloves of the Pugilist, etc.) are decent enough if pieced together with mediocre equipment and are easily obtained/cheaply bought.

Think im gonna try out this char, gonna make a new char and get some stoned skills then work up the rest of the skills, boring ) but its for a good thing.
Starting to Pvm just so I get sum skills up and some gp that are good for insurance money in the future, also working on macros for the char that can be useful in pvp and then after my skills are up in a decent level I hopefully has meet a few other pvper that i can join....starting a new life in uo hehe, also gonna buy me a small house in fel for storing supplies and some crap, doesnt need a biggy couse theres not gonna be any valuble things, just the daily bread and hunting stuff.

I also doubt very much about this dual.. But worth a try

After all its up to you and your playstyle

Tell us later what you thought of it.

I will, It can take a little while couse I need to train a few skills first If it wont work I will stone one of the wep skills and then have 115-120 skill points to put on another skill.

If anyone else have tryied dual wep skills out please lemme hear about it...

You could always try it out on Test Center.