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Uriel Member Since:
May 2003
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Posted On:
9/25/2006 3:07:53 PM
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No, I'm not dead yet.
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The winners of the contest have been chosen and will be getting an email soon. I'll announce the names to all when I've gotten responses from the winners...
/old man voice: I feel happy! I feel happy! In other news, the Grab Bag last week revealed that the Minotaur will not be able to wield a two-handed weapon in one hand. Before commenting, please consider the difference between a "Minotaur" and a "Mauler". Webmaster of CoC I feel your scorn and I accept it. |
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Goodfuzzy Member Since:
August 2004
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Posted On:
9/26/2006 11:46:46 AM
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Re: No, I'm not dead yet.
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I knew the two handed thing wouldn't make it without serious balance issues. Cmon, a polearm/shield Armsman would be way too tough, or a Zerker with two 2hand weapons? There would have to be some serious trade offs for the Mauler race in order to balance that effectively.
Minotar: Str: 160 Con: 30 Dex: 25 Qui: 25 But you would think a martial arts type class such as the Mauler (or from what I have heard about it) would need dex. Gee, I hope the class can throw people around. It would be awesome to chuck someone off the Bledmeer bridge right into the water... It would go sorta like that one artifact out of aerus where the mob throws people around... So a Minotaur Mauler is a Maulotaur? Wait a tic... isn't Maulotar from an older game? I'm awesome. Edited 1 times. Last Edit by Goodfuzzy on 9/26/2006 11:48:11 AM. |
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Goodfuzzy Member Since:
August 2004
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78
Posted On:
9/27/2006 12:57:23 PM
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Re: No, I'm not dead yet.
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Ah, yes! I remember now... Maulotaurs are the big Minotaur guys from Heretic... Good times...
I'm awesome. |
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hu Member Since:
July 2012
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7/19/2012 6:47:45 PM
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Re: No, I'm not dead yet.
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