Shattered Kingdoms

Hellions don't suck.

The end.

Natch. Even a bad rogue can be really dangerous if say you are at 60 percent hps and you just recall back to an inn or something. Rogue's are very dangerous. I personally believe Hellions are more dangerous then people are letting on here, but I've only ever had one hellion and he only hit master and I rage deleted over something.

Hellions don't really have [REDACTED] going for them. Hellions are suppose to be the offensive knights and paladins the defensive knights. Except that bog/holyword is way better than hellfire/cleave/maledicts/dominate(100% useless), and gm sanc completely shits on intimidate.

I mean once you get around the fact that dominates are 100% worthless you realize a hellions only chance against a prepared opponent is a crit cleave. They simply don't have any survivability in the front row and neither do their dominates.

People who get intimidated should flee the room and have a bowel movement in their pants. I don't see any real reason why intimidate should keep a character bound to a room. Especially since it is god awful overpowered.

You have issues, mang.

Why do I get the feeling the people that bash hellions really didn't bother playing the class?

You have to be a pro to play a hellion to the highest degree. A lot of you guys have been around for a while and I just get the feeling that you can't be bothered to put a little work and effort into your character. This is a class of skill, not of omgwtfownbbq for even a mediocre player, like the class of rogue.

Seriously, there needs to be more than "wah wah, this class sucks because I say so."

Yeah it definitely takes a lot of skill to land a crit cleave, which is the only way a hellion is ever going to kill a well prepared enemy.

I'd like to see some logs proving this statement.

Using a weapon one size smaller than yourself ups the number of critical cleaves you get dramatically. Admittedly, it makes your normal damage suck, but I went through Cain Techt once with a size small bill and every one in five cleaves was critical. Then I went back the next night and did it again.

Someone with a hellion go test. Mine's gone.

Does the weapon have to be smaller then yourself, or just a small size in general? In other words, would a dwarf get more crit cleaves then a human if that size thing comes out true?