Day after day, kill after kill one thing is clear with Rhaizo, revenge is
his motive. I am not sure what blood feud burns his soul, but he is clearly
in a constant rage. After many years of observing him from birth until now
I have seen parcels of unbridled sadism in his daily routine. It is as if
he has been preparing for a ritual of release upon the world. Rhaizo would
wake every morning angry, but you could never tell. His dagger clenched
tightly in his hand, walking to the training facility a new rabbit would
be found with his throat slashed. One evening I followed him as he searched
the valley below and found the perfect rabbit of pure white fur ready to
be killed the next morning. He did this for three months straight until
all the rabbits were killed in the valley and moved on to snow leopards.
It was as if his passion to spill blood on anything white fueled his rage
even more. As he grew I began to see less and less of him. He would travel
for days and weeks at time only coming home to rest. He hardly spoke, he
hardly ate and I grew worried for him. Perhaps my biggest mistake was to
seek out help from our village Shaman. He quickly took interest in my son
and they both went East the moment the sun set. That was the last time
I saw my child, I pray he is alive.
Description:
The man standing before you is a thin drow. His face is extremely flat,
flat as the calm sea. His eyes are quite narrow and forever focused. He
stands at almost six feet in height with dark maroon skin. His features are
flawless, his eyes are a deep green which is unusual for his kind. His hair
is jet black, shoulder length and flows in the wind. There is a sinister
grin on his face, revealing perfect teeth, all white in color. His high
cheekbones are framed by his square jaw. Some stubble is present on his
skin with minor bumps about his face. The lower left part of his chin has a
small scar, somewhat resembling a sickle. His ears are very round and thin
lips are pursed tightly.
Drow shadows are pretty intimidating too. Dirt kicks last for days and they do amazing amounts of damage. And you have to prepare for that strong poison. I knew fighting you I couldn't stand toe-to-toe with you and win. I couldn't successfully invade against you either because of the sheer damage coupled with blind I would have small chance of survival. Some rounds you were landing six hits for 200-300hp through sanctuary and protection. Sorry to see you go, but I understand deleting if it stops being fun for you.
Davairus
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Well I'll give you my straight forward honest assessment of that. Players complained the art of tarantula was triggering too often causing poison to cast a lot. So we decided to try making the attack trigger less often and increase the damage a bit due to its lower rate. We fucked up. What happens with it now is RNG streaking has made its damage potential incredibly high. If it streaks poorly you'll get dunked by a bunch of unblockable high damage. Like, massacres over and over. Back to the drawing board.
As for the blindness dust, please, just wear your dumb mal saves. This is really important because, unlike vs a thief, that blindness dust is much longer, way long enough to let a shadow destroy you with unblockable weapon types stuff. It is going to feel cheese if you left yourself vulnerable, but that is a choice.
Now, here is my hot take. Personally, I love using stealth to get into/out of a fight, but there are some things about shadows that are definitely a bit of turn-off in terms of just feeling too OP beyond what I've already mentioned. Basically unblockable hits.
O, the Legion graveyard is growing,
And it shows no signs of slowing.
Rest in peace, Rhaizo--
Meh, if you say so--
Though pieces might be more apropos-ing.
Davairus 0 , 0 , 0 . Well I'll give you my straight forward honest assessment of that. Players complained the art of tarantula was triggering too often causing poison to cast a lot. So we decided to try making the attack trigger less often and increase the damage a bit due to its lower rate. We fucked up. What happens with it now is RNG streaking has made its damage potential incredibly high. If it streaks poorly you'll get dunked by a bunch of unblockable high damage. Like, massacres over and over. Back to the drawing board.
[reply to Lumubella]As for the blindness dust, please, just wear your dumb mal saves. This is really important because, unlike vs a thief, that blindness dust is much longer, way long enough to let a shadow destroy you with unblockable weapon types stuff. It is going to feel cheese if you left yourself vulnerable, but that is a choice.
Now, here is my hot take. Personally, I love using stealth to get into/out of a fight, but there are some things about shadows that are definitely a bit of turn-off in terms of just feeling too OP beyond what I've already mentioned. Basically unblockable hits.
[reply to Davairus]
O, the Legion graveyard is growing,
And it shows no signs of slowing.
Rest in peace, Rhaizo--
Meh, if you say so--
Though pieces might be more apropos-ing.
[reply to Valindra]