Re: DM: Newbie with Roll Ups

From: George.Harris@launchpad.unc.edu (George Harris)

Date: Sat, 12 Feb 1994 20:11:36 +0000

In article <2jek7s$j52@triton.unm.edu> dsaville@unm.edu (David G. Saville) writes:
>     I have decided to give the game a try (I dont want to hear about
>it Mike and Matt :)  ).  I have played in the demos the last 2 yrs at
>Gen Con.  I got my roll ups today and I am starting to ponder what to do.
>I will post them now to get the net.wisdom going.
>
>9 10 8 7 11 13 12

Hmmm.  Not a great long-term guy, not with that WT.  I'd turn this
guy into a dixie lunger, say 11-10-8-7-17-113-17 with one point to put into
ST, or SP (that should be 13 SP, not 113).  Really, 11 ST is enough for any
lunger though.  If you insist on trying to eventually get him to ADM (like
I would know, I just got my second warrior into ADM), maybe a Plunger, say
10-10-8-13-17-13-13, and train ST up to 11 early.  He won't be great, es-
pecially early, but he'll be okay.

>9 16 15 4 13 9 4

Dixie basher, no question with that DF and WT.  Say, 15-16-15-4-17-10-7,
put him in heavy armor with a maul, and wade out and bash heads.

>10 16 8 9 5 10 12

Uggh.  Marginal at best, with that low will.  If you want to run him,
go 11-16-8-15-11-10-13, say, and maybe a Parry-Striker.  I hate to DA warriors
without at least trying to get them to fight, but with this guy I might be
tempted.  Don't take my word though, wait for other opinions.

>13 11 5 9 13 10 9

Not bad.  13-11-5-15-17-10-13.  He'd make a good slasher or lunger,
or even a plunger with that CN.  I'd probably go with a plunger, since
that will take the best advantage of the CN, although either of those other
two styles would probably do well.

>9 8 10 13 9 12 9

Pretty similar guy.  I'd go 9-8-10-17-15-12-13, and make him a slasher.
He can use SC well, and LO and BS without too much penalty, esp if you train
his ST up to 10.  Has promise.

>Thanks,

You're welcome,

>David Saville
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References

DM: Newbie with Roll Ups
dsaville@unm.edu (David G. Saville)
Fri, 11 Feb 1994 00:41:32 +0000

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DM: Newbie with Roll Ups
dsaville@unm.edu (David G. Saville)
Fri, 11 Feb 1994 00:41:32 +0000