Edited By dust7 on 04/09/07 13:49
If you fight more than one enemy at a time, you'll find problems. However, if you have a high enough AC even without the +Dex to it, then you're fine. Uncanny dodge is probably more essential than Epic Dodge in this case. Assuming you are wearing light or no armor and relying on your dex for AC, then you may get into big trouble if you go flat-footed for some reason during combat (like getting a kill and auto-targetting something out of range, or having a henchie get in your way, etc.). If you are still wearing heavy armor, then it probably doesn't matter. ED would be nice, but it isn't crucial.Quote: Posted 04/09/07 20:42 (GMT) -- Ariel Thomas
If you fight more than one enemy at a time, you'll find problems. However, if you have a high enough AC even without the +Dex to it, then you're fine.
Quote: A character is considered to be flat-footed when:
They are performing a non-combat task.
They are in ready mode (have not yet acted in a combat).
They move outside of the combat radius.
They are entangled.
They are prone.
They are sleeping.
Edited By Thaxll'ssyllia on 04/10/07 03:06
Quote: Posted 04/10/07 03:03 (GMT) -- Thaxll'ssyllia
Not having Uncanny has little importance for 1 vs 1 PvP, (and even then you'll suffer greatly if you get knocked down or stunned) but in pure PvM as you state Uncanny is very important, you'll rarely fight 1 vs 1, and 2 enemies are about enough to get you flanked and lose DEX AC... about Epic Dodge, it's probably the best defensive feat there is, but it's pretty useless against mobs, it can only evade one hit per round, which mobs pierce neatly... though I'm not sure how I ended talking about ED.
Quote: Posted 04/10/07 00:27 (GMT) -- dust7Quote: Posted 04/09/07 20:42 (GMT) -- Ariel Thomas
If you fight more than one enemy at a time, you'll find problems. However, if you have a high enough AC even without the +Dex to it, then you're fine.
i always thought that the basic rule of being flat footed is:
you are flat footed when sneak attacks could be applied to you.
however, the wiki says:Quote: A character is considered to be flat-footed when:
They are performing a non-combat task.
They are in ready mode (have not yet acted in a combat).
They move outside of the combat radius.
They are entangled.
They are prone.
They are sleeping.
so am i considered flat footed when i am fighting one enemy and get flanked by another?
Quote: Last time I played ED avoids 1 hit per round per attacker, if I recall correctly
Edited By Thaxll'ssyllia on 04/11/07 01:27