Yeah dragonbone cleaver is awesome. I used it pretty much exclusively on my 2H warrior. And as others have said, the primary purpose of a 2h warrior is burst damage; you can do the highest single target burst damage in the game with a decent build. I mean, what can actually stand up to Sunder Arms-Sunder Armour-Critical Strike-Mighty Blow? Thats easily over 1000 damage in about 8 secs there? Plus Indomitable rocks. I remember when Origins first came out, there were lots of 2H tank builds because people were so sick of their tanks getting spam overwhelmed. But Indomitable rocks even if your not a tank.
Warriors are my favourite class in Dragon Age. Though my personal favourite is the dual wielder, sometimes you just can't beat taking on a horde of darkspawn with a massive, badass battleaxe. :]
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Posté 13 juillet 2011 - 12:03
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2Hand Warriors. I cannot express it enough. Then again I am Scottish and we invented the Claymore... Must have something to do with it...
2Hand Warriors. I cannot express it enough. Then again I am Scottish and we invented the Claymore... Must have something to do with it...
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Posté 13 juillet 2011 - 08:06
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Kinda offtopic but related to what you said.
I was recently having a debate about sword sizes. Are more tradional/Ancient antique Claymores actualy shorter then their modern counterparts considering people were alot shorter in those ages?
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Posté 14 juillet 2011 - 01:21
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Yes. Claymores in Dark Ages were actually a little over 4 feet long (Including Hilt), Modren Claymores are usually around 5.
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Posté 14 juillet 2011 - 01:46
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mosesofwar wrote...
Yes. Claymores in Dark Ages were actually a little over 4 feet long (Including Hilt), Modren Claymores are usually around 5.
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I thought as much.
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Posté 14 juillet 2011 - 11:36
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No problem. I love Scottish history. There's a reason why the Romans said, "Forget it, we're just building a giant wall here."
Could you Imagine what the Roman Legionnaires thought when a horde of Naked Berserkering Celts covered in paint, ran on the battlefield, unfazed by being impaled by Roman Pilams, wielding 4 and a half foot swords that could lop a man's head off before the legionnaire could get in range to use their Gladius?
Could you Imagine what the Roman Legionnaires thought when a horde of Naked Berserkering Celts covered in paint, ran on the battlefield, unfazed by being impaled by Roman Pilams, wielding 4 and a half foot swords that could lop a man's head off before the legionnaire could get in range to use their Gladius?
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Posté 16 juillet 2011 - 12:36
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No problem. I love Scottish history. There's a reason why the Romans said, "Forget it, we're just building a giant wall here."
Could you Imagine what the Roman Legionnaires thought when a horde of Naked Berserkering Celts covered in paint, ran on the battlefield, unfazed by being impaled by Roman Pilams, wielding 4 and a half foot swords that could lop a man's head off before the legionnaire could get in range to use their Gladius?
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