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[Hellion Rex]

Bubblebeam!

Ahem. Waterbending.

[themageguy]

I WANT WATER SPELLS.

In the future they may expand on the primal school to incorporate more elemental magics. Or it will be part of a spec.
For example, avvar shaman using wind spells. Id like to see lava/volcanic powers.

[The Night Haunter]

I've actually always loved wind type spells. They are so deceptive. One of the Richard Rahl books has a dude chopped in half from an invisible wind blast, was awesome.

[themageguy]

Ahem. Waterbending.

Waterbenders are blood mages

[Thibax]

On the other hand, being slightly more restricted means they can focus on class and spec specific reactivity in the game many fans have wanted.

 

I understand, but one thing doesn't nullify the other

[Hellion Rex]

Waterbenders are blood mages

Lol, I mean this:

[Hellion Rex]

I've actually always loved wind type spells. They are so deceptive. One of the Richard Rahl books has a dude chopped in half from an invisible wind blast, was awesome.

Yessssssss, excellent reference!

[themageguy]

I understand, but one thing doesn't nullify the other

As long as we get our plant manipulation spell my forum friend

[themageguy]

Lol, I mean this:

I know. Have you seen any of season 3 yet? If you like waterbending you're going to love one of the new characters.

[Hellion Rex]

I know. Have you seen any of season 3 yet? If you like waterbending you're going to love one of the new characters.

Ming Hua? God yes, she is such a badass waterbender.

[themageguy]

I've actually always loved wind type spells. They are so deceptive. One of the Richard Rahl books has a dude chopped in half from an invisible wind blast, was awesome.

which book is this? Sounds so Awesome!!!!

[Hellion Rex]

which book is this? Sounds so Awesome!!!!

The first book in the series is Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind.

[themageguy]

Ming Hua? God yes, she is such a badass waterbender.

My most favourite waterbender of all. Loving this season so far.

[themageguy]

The first book in the series is Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind.

Thanks

[Thibax]

As long as we get our plant manipulation spell my forum friend

 

Magic for everyone!

Bioware, listen us. please ^^

 

I would love some song spells too. Bard feelings hehehehe

[themageguy]

Magic for everyone!
Bioware, listen us. please ^^

I would love some song spells too. Bard feelings hehehehe

Have you read the year of rogue dragons books by Richard lee Byers? One of the main characters is a bard and i think you would appreciate that particular character

[SilkieBantam]

As someone who prefers playing a healing and crowd control mage I'm going to be seriously bummed if the creation tree is really removed entirely...I hope there's still some support magic. 

[Gamemako]

In the future they may expand on the primal school to incorporate more elemental magics. Or it will be part of a spec.
For example, avvar shaman using wind spells. Id like to see lava/volcanic powers.

If you wanted to go there, it's easy to combine elements for that. Earth + Fire -> Lava. The only "element" that's really missing is wind.

Come on, didn't anyone play Magicka?

[andy6915]

It will not be happening, I am sorry to say. 

 

http://kotaku.com/fi...xt-d-1584867161

 

From the Kotaku article, we know that there are 21 skill trees in total. Since we have three classes, that means we have 7 skill trees each for mages, warriors and rogues. Additionally, since there are three specializations for each class, that leaves each class with 4 class talent skill trees and three specialization trees.

 

So we went from 6 non-specialization trees to 4. Yeah... That sucks. Feels like this series just keeps getting simpler. Considering 2 of those 4 trees are weapon trees for rogues and warriors, that leaves warriors and rogues stuck leveling just their weapon tree and 2 other trees and their specializations. Talk about dumbing down.

[Thibax]

Have you read the year of rogue dragons books by Richard lee Byers? One of the main characters is a bard and i think you would appreciate that particular character

 

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see if I can find here in my country. ^^

[Morroian]

So we went from 6 non-specialization trees to 4. Yeah... That sucks. Feels like this series just keeps getting simpler. Considering 2 of those 4 trees are weapon trees for rogues and warriors, that leaves warriors and rogues stuck leveling just their weapon tree and 2 other trees and their specializations. Talk about dumbing down.

 

The actual number of abilities is the same or greater than DA2 apparently so the abilities may be there just each tree has more abilities. My issue with mages is that naming trees inferno and Winter implies all abilities in those trees are fire and ice.

[themageguy]

As someone who prefers playing a healing and crowd control mage I'm going to be seriously bummed if the creation tree is really removed entirely...I hope there's still some support magic.

I hope they wouldn't get rid of the creation tree.
Im wanting to see plant spells that ensnare enemies and do poison dot

[Medhia_Nox]

So unimpressed with the way magic in DA "seems" to be going (don't know how DA:I will really take it).

 

Do I really need:  "Blast with lightning."  "Blast with Fire" "Blast with Energy" "Blast with Evil." and of course "Blast with Cold" (cheap way of doing water)?

 

And they're not even the creative elements... like water or wind. 

[Gamemako]

Do I really need:  "Blast with lightning."  "Blast with Fire" "Blast with Energy" "Blast with Evil." and of course "Blast with Cold" (cheap way of doing water)?
 
And they're not even the creative elements... like water or wind.

To be fair, Storm of the Century in DA:O was kinda wind and water made from ice and thunder -- the cold debuff effects from Blizzard were foregone in favor of more electricity damage in the "storm".

[KC_Prototype]

I WANT WATER SPELLS.

Tidal wave! HURRICANE!