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Badpoetry
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Mentor needed
I was just hoping to shadow someone and get a little more insight on the game. At the moment I'm just wandering around not doing much.
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Frostburn
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Re: Mentor needed
Sevenless' beginner guide to Haven and Hearth should help you get started. For any other simple or beginner question, you can ask here and someone should be able to answer your question. Welcome and have a good time :) !
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Badpoetry
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Re: Mentor needed
Thank you, Good sir!Frostburn wrote:Sevenless' beginner guide to Haven and Hearth should help you get started. For any other simple or beginner question, you can ask here and someone should be able to answer your question. Welcome and have a good time!
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MagicManICT
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Re: Mentor needed
Note that the combat section is out of date. It needs a re-write because of an update a couple of weeks ago.
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Antaraner
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Re: Mentor needed
You can always test fighting on a toad,rat or frog they dont fight back and allow some inital insights.
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MagicManICT
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Re: Mentor needed
Ants don't do a lot of long term damage, but you will need to heal some of it or wait for it to heal on its own. They're pretty good practice once you hit 10 UA. (Can probably take them on at 5, but if you're unfamiliar with combat in Haven, better to be a bit safer.)
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