#Mage class hall hidden map how to
Each school will be analysed and coontrasted with each other, with race choices for each school discussed, then an exposition of how to do what mages do – tanking, bashing, soloing, exploring, treasure hunting, bounty hunting and unique hunting. To start we’ll investigate a mage’s abilities (dodge), their skills, and their spells. Compared to a class like cleric which make excellent tanks, bashers or soloers, one can see why the mage has been largely neglected by most experienced players. Generally, we do the best soloing or exploring, make slightly above average bashers and a below average tank. I hope this guide can help at least a few of you out there.Īn AA mage fits the roles of soloer, tank, basher and explorer with varying degrees of success. I’ve got three on the mage alcoves in the Hall of Heroes at the moment, have successfully worked out a tanking routine for a mage, and have had dozens of hours soloing and bashing as one as well. My second character happened to be a mage, and I’ve got or had a mage in every school, and had a mage of every race apart from dwarf. I’ve been playing AA for almost 8 years now. So here we go… what is a mage on AA? What do you want your mage to be?Īt this point I should probably tell you a bit about myself. Many of the suggestions in this guide are the completely opposite of chilling. If that sentence already made you queasy with powerplayer-hate, then you’d best stop reading now.
Although there will be tips and tricks here useful for everybody, it’ll be littered with comments like ‘don’t waste time doing x as it’ll net you no experience, coins or skills’. Now a word of warning… primarily this is a guide for powerplayers and people wanting to powerplay every so often. me Raise interest in mages and thus increase Ancient Anguish’s player base perhaps me Teach some intermediate and ‘top’ players how to play a very powerful class indeed * Raise the profile and reputation of mages on Ancient Anguish This is a guide that aims to achieve 3 things: The average player views a mage as a hit and runner with a penchant for exploring and treasure hunting, useful for little else. They are rarely a sought after member of a party, are vastly ignored by powerplayers and have one of the less pretty looking alcoves within the hall of heroes.
The mage on Ancient Anguish is vastly underrated and undervalued.
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