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| − | Dodge training focuses on avoiding attacks altogether, rather than [[block|blocking]] or [[parry|parrying]]. Heavier [[armor]], shields and weapons, as well as carrying too much [[encumbrance|weight]], can severely hinder dodging, and so it is best left to those who prefer lighter arms and armor. Dodging is not as effective when riding a [[mounted combat|mount]]. | + | Dodge training focuses on avoiding attacks altogether, rather than [[block|blocking]] or [[parry|parrying]]. Heavier [[armor]], shields and [[weapons]], as well as carrying too much [[encumbrance|weight]], can severely hinder dodging, and so it is best left to those who prefer lighter arms and armor. Dodging is not as effective when riding a [[mounted combat|mount]]. |
Revision as of 19:45, 14 September 2013
Dodge training focuses on avoiding attacks altogether, rather than blocking or parrying. Heavier armor, shields and weapons, as well as carrying too much weight, can severely hinder dodging, and so it is best left to those who prefer lighter arms and armor. Dodging is not as effective when riding a mount.
Trainers
- Mercenary Recruiter Warrington
- Rogue Molly
- Ranger Gil
- Berserker Valkari
- Mercenary Captain Maddison
- Guard Captain Pierre
- Agent Sethon
- Darius
- Mercenary Commander Irwin
- Semirage
- dark-garbed tiny girl
- tall dark-haired mercenary
- Rig-Jarl Bjorn
- Agent Lucas
- Berserker Valkari
- Cutpurse Tilly
- Drifter Cherly
- Druid Essen
- Mercenary Recruiter Heshlon
- Ranger Relyna
