TheTXLibra
Legacy Supporter 8
- Joined
- Mar 5, 2011
- Location
- Somewhere, TX
I can't seem to find the answer to this on the wiki, and while I should know the answer, I don't, so please excuse a noob question from a veteran player:
What determines the armor/tools you can use in the event of a conflict?
For instance, say I'm a Wizard/Smith - Wizard's can't use swords or diamond pick, but a Smith can use all tools and weapons. So how do I know which pick and weapon I'll be able to use?
Reverse, let's say I'm a Paladin/Enchanter - Paladin can use any kind of swords, but Enchanters aren't allowed to use any kind of sword. So would I be able to use swords or no?
It looks like armor is strictly determined by primary class, so that part is answered already, I think, unless I'm mistaken.
Bonus Question! - The Damage indicators beside a tool make it an obvious weapon of choice or something, but what happens if your Class has a weapon listed as, say, 60 dmg, but your Profession has it listed as 3. How much damage would that weapon do?
Bonus Bonus Question - What happens if you try to use a tool as a weapon that doesn't have a damage indicator in the wiki, but you're still allowed to hold it? For instance, what happens if a Dragoon attempts to use a Stone Hoe as a weapon?
I apologize in advance if these questions are answered elsewhere. I've been looking for two days now and can't find them.
What determines the armor/tools you can use in the event of a conflict?
For instance, say I'm a Wizard/Smith - Wizard's can't use swords or diamond pick, but a Smith can use all tools and weapons. So how do I know which pick and weapon I'll be able to use?
Reverse, let's say I'm a Paladin/Enchanter - Paladin can use any kind of swords, but Enchanters aren't allowed to use any kind of sword. So would I be able to use swords or no?
It looks like armor is strictly determined by primary class, so that part is answered already, I think, unless I'm mistaken.
Bonus Question! - The Damage indicators beside a tool make it an obvious weapon of choice or something, but what happens if your Class has a weapon listed as, say, 60 dmg, but your Profession has it listed as 3. How much damage would that weapon do?
Bonus Bonus Question - What happens if you try to use a tool as a weapon that doesn't have a damage indicator in the wiki, but you're still allowed to hold it? For instance, what happens if a Dragoon attempts to use a Stone Hoe as a weapon?
I apologize in advance if these questions are answered elsewhere. I've been looking for two days now and can't find them.