Would that be black dragon knight or green?
Too long since d&d.
GeorgeBlack wrote: »NO MATE just no
It's DRAGONKNIGHT not poisonknight. You are doing a major change to my class, one of your only 4 classes. Did you asked your community before you went ahead with spending energy on this for one DLC? I LIKE FIRE not poison. Poison is a cowards weapon.
I don't care how competitive poisonknight will be with those characteristics and I don't care how much WORSE would DRAGONKNIGHT remain without them, but I'll tell you this decision of yours will have an impact this time. We still got till DB launch. Get the communities feedback.
If you think it must be fire "because dragons", play Skyrim again.
There are venom based dragons in Elder Scrolls lore i believe
GeorgeBlack wrote: »NO MATE just no
It's DRAGONKNIGHT not poisonknight. You are doing a major change to my class, one of your only 4 classes. Did you asked your community before you went ahead with spending energy on this for one DLC? I LIKE FIRE not poison. Poison is a cowards weapon.
I asked about poison dragons in Skyrim before, nobody answered. Care to share some insight?If you think it must be fire "because dragons", play Skyrim again.
Fun fact: dragons aren't real, folklore isn't set in stone, there isn't one unquestionable definition of a dragon. In my opinion wyverns are a subtype of dragons, so I have no problem with Skyrim.
Trying to figure out why so many people assume that because of the name 'Dragonknight' that it means the class has to be associated with DRAGONS... instead of accepting that it is just a name for people with specialized skills... not meaning they are in any way associated with actual dragons.
Sure! And I would also pay for a frost-based class to be honest.
Actually, it is more like "they can do things that poisons do in the game", which is the Drain Vitality shout that they can use. At least two kinds of dragons can do that, off the top of my head, the Revered Dragon and Durnehviir the undead dragon.
Also, just out of curiosity since people mentioned the difference between dragons and wyverns, Peryite is depicted as a dragon (an actual dragon, in our sense of the word, with four legs and a pair of wings), though then disease damage would make more sense than poison. But Peryite is the absolute worst Daedric Prince, like objectively the worst, like the "being-picked-last-on-the-Daedric-dodgeball-games" worst, so everybody ignores that.
Sure! And I would also pay for a frost-based class to be honest.
Actually, it is more like "they can do things that poisons do in the game", which is the Drain Vitality shout that they can use. At least two kinds of dragons can do that, off the top of my head, the Revered Dragon and Durnehviir the undead dragon.
Also, just out of curiosity since people mentioned the difference between dragons and wyverns, Peryite is depicted as a dragon (an actual dragon, in our sense of the word, with four legs and a pair of wings), though then disease damage would make more sense than poison. But Peryite is the absolute worst Daedric Prince, like objectively the worst, like the "being-picked-last-on-the-Daedric-dodgeball-games" worst, so everybody ignores that.
Well technically, DK doing Poison and NB doing Disease fits a bit better than the other way around:
- Certain dragons have the ability to not only breathe fire but spit poison/attack with poison spines as well. Lorewise it fits and gamewise it fits too considering the DK is DoT-based. Poison is a DoT, Disease isn't
- NB and Assassins usually catch ppl off-guard, meaning their victims can't react as fast as possible. With Disease reducing the effectiveness of healing, it's the best fit for a NB
Sure! And I would also pay for a frost-based class to be honest.
Actually, it is more like "they can do things that poisons do in the game", which is the Drain Vitality shout that they can use. At least two kinds of dragons can do that, off the top of my head, the Revered Dragon and Durnehviir the undead dragon.
Also, just out of curiosity since people mentioned the difference between dragons and wyverns, Peryite is depicted as a dragon (an actual dragon, in our sense of the word, with four legs and a pair of wings), though then disease damage would make more sense than poison. But Peryite is the absolute worst Daedric Prince, like objectively the worst, like the "being-picked-last-on-the-Daedric-dodgeball-games" worst, so everybody ignores that.
Well technically, DK doing Poison and NB doing Disease fits a bit better than the other way around:
- Certain dragons have the ability to not only breathe fire but spit poison/attack with poison spines as well. Lorewise it fits and gamewise it fits too considering the DK is DoT-based. Poison is a DoT, Disease isn't
- NB and Assassins usually catch ppl off-guard, meaning their victims can't react as fast as possible. With Disease reducing the effectiveness of healing, it's the best fit for a NB
Yeah it makes sense, I was just pointing out Peryite's depiction as a dragon despite him being the "Daedric Lord of Pestilence" (colds and sore feet or something).
I'm dying an actual death over here due to the animation change. Keep the poison damage, that's dandy, but Burning Breath and Unstable Flame look fine as they are on Live, and nobody is complaining that they can't tell when a Stam DK is attacking them! Pretty plox with infinite moonsugar, just don't make me be gross. ;_;
DaveMoeDee wrote: »Feisty_Khajiit128 wrote: »I think this is a really cool concept, but the dunmer passives need to be changed to increase poison damage to accommodatel the changes.
Does annoy me a bit since I created a Dunmer DK alt a month and a half ago and have bought all the bag upgrades and leveled the horse to like 45 more bag slots. She is like level 27 right now and I usually level her when my enlightenment is depleted. Would be lame to have to reroll to just be the generic Altmer or Breton magicka using DK.
I suppose increasing the value of poison could make Argonians great if they get a poison damage buff.
Sure! And I would also pay for a frost-based class to be honest.
Actually, it is more like "they can do things that poisons do in the game", which is the Drain Vitality shout that they can use. At least two kinds of dragons can do that, off the top of my head, the Revered Dragon and Durnehviir the undead dragon.
Also, just out of curiosity since people mentioned the difference between dragons and wyverns, Peryite is depicted as a dragon (an actual dragon, in our sense of the word, with four legs and a pair of wings), though then disease damage would make more sense than poison. But Peryite is the absolute worst Daedric Prince, like objectively the worst, like the "being-picked-last-on-the-Daedric-dodgeball-games" worst, so everybody ignores that.
Well technically, DK doing Poison and NB doing Disease fits a bit better than the other way around:
- Certain dragons have the ability to not only breathe fire but spit poison/attack with poison spines as well. Lorewise it fits and gamewise it fits too considering the DK is DoT-based. Poison is a DoT, Disease isn't
- NB and Assassins usually catch ppl off-guard, meaning their victims can't react as fast as possible. With Disease reducing the effectiveness of healing, it's the best fit for a NB
Yeah it makes sense, I was just pointing out Peryite's depiction as a dragon despite him being the "Daedric Lord of Pestilence" (colds and sore feet or something).
The plague(think I made a quick mention of him here too)