Re: Champion: book & pots.
Reply #8 –
Personally I think it's fine. I usually med a school to about 95 then read 5 books when the med gets REALLY expensive. I don't expect all schools to be at 100 in a month, that's ROA.
Also, buying/trading books is a big part of the economy. Check those marketplaces! Any Mage who's already capped that school may dump those books on the market.
That'd be good if i had 10 spell books and 10 combat title books. Instead, i have like 20 combat books and i probably got 3 magic books max. I've gotten arcane, unholy and infliction. I regret using them tho. It's so rare to get spell books that as a mage, you should grind your magic and only use spell books when it gets rough: same for pots.
I don't see why you think it's fine. The mage grind has always been hard and the champion patch is no buff to mages on the grind-side of things. Even getting high-end gear mages is dumb-hard. I regret lvling mages in all honestly, but i feel like it's too late to switch. I see your point clearly, but the way you do it brings us back to ''before the champ patch'' except you actually have to save your spell-books since you don't get that many anyway.
In all honestly, i don't feel like playing DnD as much. I'd be full into it if i was mostly invested in melee/archery. I might just go back to ROA and wait for more tweaks. I'm not even waiting on new features, but bindstone-patch kinda is a must too if you are living away from your home-town.
I know that ubergames has mentioned that in a upcoming patch, magic titles will focus more on utilities. If that means that i get to only lvl air and arcane, then i'd be good. Until then, i might be done for now. I was expecting to catch-up in a noticeable way with the champ patch alone. I didn't think that i'd have to still collect med-points and log-out for days.
