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Belag: HR gear

2012-02-13T13:47:40Z

HR gear

2012-02-13T00:41:16Z

2012-02-13T00:35:19Z

2012-02-12T23:59:37Z

2012-02-12T23:56:39Z

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	Monks will gain some from wearing some hr/dr gear (while sacrificing small amounts of AC). This can amount to about an entire damage verb (e.g., *MUTILATING* to *DISEMBOWELING*). While it doesn't make them a hitter, there is a measurable difference. - Zaf. 2012-02-12 18:58 EST.		Monks will gain some from wearing some hr/dr gear (while sacrificing small amounts of AC). This can amount to about an entire damage verb (e.g., *MUTILATING* to *DISEMBOWELING*). While it doesn't make them a hitter, there is a measurable difference. - Zaf. 2012-02-12 18:58 EST.
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		+	== HR gear ==
		+	On a related but different note, does hr help monk damage? Has anyone done any testing on this?
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		+	Since HR is close to useless on a war (who get 8 hits) I see no reason for monks to benefit from HR. Also, logically the number of hits you have should have no relation to the benefit of HR. HR does not affect the chance of second, third, fourth attack firing. If anything, as the number of hits increase, HR should matter less and damage / hit (DR) should matter more.

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 i've done testing and there is definitely a--[[User:3nki|3nki]] 18:35, 12 February 2012 (CST) diference using hit gear. of course you have lower ac and get hit more, but you definitely hit more often and harder each time. i figured about two full verbs for a difference from full hit (monk oriented, ie more towards hr). for a high level shf for example you are better off running in hit gear i think. but for most mon/shf certainly ac is their preferred set to be in.
 Please make sure you have a nice discussion prior to changing someone's edit. - Zaf
 Monks will gain some from wearing some hr/dr gear (while sacrificing small amounts of AC). This can amount to about an entire damage verb (e.g., ***MUTILATING*** to ***DISEMBOWELING***). While it doesn't make them a hitter, there is a measurable difference. - Zaf. 2012-02-12 18:58 EST.

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		+	i've done testing and there is definitely a--[[User:3nki\|3nki]] 18:35, 12 February 2012 (CST) diference using hit gear. of course you have lower ac and get hit more, but you definitely hit more often and harder each time. i figured about two full verbs for a difference from full hit (monk oriented, ie more towards hr). for a high level shf for example you are better off running in hit gear i think. but for most mon/shf certainly ac is their preferred set to be in.
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	Please make sure you have a nice discussion prior to changing someone's edit. - Zaf		Please make sure you have a nice discussion prior to changing someone's edit. - Zaf

	Monks will gain some from wearing some hr/dr gear (while sacrificing small amounts of AC). This can amount to about an entire damage verb (e.g., *MUTILATING* to *DISEMBOWELING*). While it doesn't make them a hitter, there is a measurable difference. - Zaf. 2012-02-12 18:58 EST.		Monks will gain some from wearing some hr/dr gear (while sacrificing small amounts of AC). This can amount to about an entire damage verb (e.g., *MUTILATING* to *DISEMBOWELING*). While it doesn't make them a hitter, there is a measurable difference. - Zaf. 2012-02-12 18:58 EST.

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		+	Monks will gain some from wearing some hr/dr gear (while sacrificing small amounts of AC). This can amount to about an entire damage verb (e.g., *MUTILATING* to *DISEMBOWELING*). While it doesn't make them a hitter, there is a measurable difference. - Zaf. 2012-02-12 18:58 EST.