Bushido allows you to honor your foe, lightning strike, and parry with out a shield with no penalty. Anyone can afford a 110 parry.īushido is an integral part to this template. In fact, 115 only has a 1% chance increase to 110. If you can't afford it go with 115 and when you can afford it go to 120.
Is the 3% chance worth it? In my opinion yes. With 115 parry you have a 32% chance to parry, with 120 you have a 35% chance. Parry should be 120, but you can get away with 115.
It needs to be one of the three skills listed because of the next required skill. As mentioned earlier, the whole idea behind a sampire is to deal lots of damage while taking as little as possible. A weapon skill defines your chance to hit as well as to be hit. You can get away with 115 but any peerless boss or doom boss will be extremely difficult. Weapon Skill (macing, fencing, or swordsmanship) First we will cover what the templates have in common and then we'll discuss where they are different. I call them the 'Connor' and 'Lynk' schools of thought. There are two different schools of thought on this after the publish that was an attempt to nerf sampires. The more damage you deal the more you are healed, the less damage you take the less you have to heal. Certain parts of the bushido skill gives you large advantages in terms of offense and defense (which we'll cover shortly).Ī Sampire deals as much damage as possible, while taking as little damage as possible. Example, if you deal 100 points of damage while in Vampiric Embrace you will be healed 20 points of damage. While in Vampiric Embrace you perform 20% life drain whenever you strike an enemy (20% of the damage that you deal will be returned you in hit points). The main objective is to get into Vampiric Embrace form and deal lots of damage to the enemy.
3.5.1 The Lynk Method (supported by NickyDishes).3.1 Weapon Skill (macing, fencing, or swordsmanship).3 What skills does a Sampire have and why?.
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