Pushing your IL

icyclass

aquemeni1978 said:

Armor reinforcement kits, especially the major ones, are an easy way to crank up your ilvl a bit.

Expensive though.

gleichgewichtnw

I thought armor reinforcement dont add to ilvl since a patch?

jhpnw

things that go into your 12 character slots or 4 arti slots give item level nothing else. boons do not and armor reinforcement kits do very little for IL since a patch some add just 1 to IL . For same money you can buy shirt and pants with slots they will boost a lot of il. Get artis to purple are cheapest way as of now to ad IL and make sure main and off hand are purple if not you should have mul or ensorcelled purple in those spots.

smulch

gleichgewichtnw said:

I thought armor reinforcement dont add to ilvl since a patch?

They do. It's just not as huge as it used to be

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putzboy78

40k HP is tough in T2s, but with a good tank and healer the lvl60 gear is better than the lvl50 gear. It's when you go with non-traditional parties that it gets rough, especially if your topping dps in your lvl60 gear

wildfirede

zukn75 said:

The classic defintition of Twink is a character who has all his gear provided and is leveled up by the actions of others, the twinked character provides nothing and is merely a sink for others efforts.
You my friend are looking to create an Alt, a character played by one player who is used to fill in time , gaps or hunting opportunities the Main will not be suited to. A small defintition change but a large perception change,
I'll help gear up an alt, but I personally despise twinking

For me personally "twink" came as a term way back in WoW for a character that has BiS items for his level - which most of the time was 19 or 29 - as PvP brackets were 10-19 and 20-29. So you twinked your lvl 19 rogue with the most HAMSTER daggers and enchants and were one shooting poor level 10-19 newbies. Kinda i have a small HAMSTER thing.

"Main" would be the character that is max leveled, max geared and has all the other characters working for him.

"Alt" would be some character you play on a semi regular basis - with some gear which he was able to collect - but not on the expense of the main

and "Mule" is the character you store your R5 Stones/Pray with.

Sadly NWN does not reward playing your main, as at least for me i get more profit running my alts thru Temple of the Spider two times each, than farming whatever with my main.