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Ishrafael · 01-07-2003, 08:34 PM

Played a necro, back when you'd give them one FS dagger and one rusty dagger, and they would hand anything its ass.
(This was before Mage pets could even hold weapons. From what I've heard, Necro pets would take on the delay of the weapon they held, and keep their damage inherent to their own fists. Plus, it was the only way to get them to Dual wield.)

Favorite zone was OOT. Soloing Alliezewsaur for Black sapphires and diamonds was a definate rush, as every pull of him was scary. (It was for me, anyway. I'd be shakin like a dog shittin a peach pit every time I went to loot. Diamonds and Black sapphires were superb loot!)

I was not "uber" in those days - but a GSD back then was a fine robe, (for me) All the goodies from temple of Sol Ro (harvester, necro boots n gloves.) Couple of PBB's, NS wreath. The nice thing about those items is that they all had a story - getting each one of them was its own adventure.

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Ishrafael Banned Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 38 +0 Internets	Ahhh... Played a necro, back when you'd give them one FS dagger and one rusty dagger, and they would hand anything its ass. (This was before Mage pets could even hold weapons. From what I've heard, Necro pets would take on the delay of the weapon they held, and keep their damage inherent to their own fists. Plus, it was the only way to get them to Dual wield.) Favorite zone was OOT. Soloing Alliezewsaur for Black sapphires and diamonds was a definate rush, as every pull of him was scary. (It was for me, anyway. I'd be shakin like a dog shittin a peach pit every time I went to loot. Diamonds and Black sapphires were superb loot!) I was not "uber" in those days - but a GSD back then was a fine robe, (for me) All the goodies from temple of Sol Ro (harvester, necro boots n gloves.) Couple of PBB's, NS wreath. The nice thing about those items is that they all had a story - getting each one of them was its own adventure.