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Wizardry 8 Walkthrough :
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Walkthrough - Class Guide
Warning: You may use this file for your own personal use, but to claim that you wrote it...well just kind of sad that that's your life, and you want recognition so badly that you have to steal FAQs from other people and claim it as your own. Anyhoo.... This FAQ is designed solely for people who want a usefulness breakdown of each character. It has a few spoilers on weapons and such so beware! The choice of race for each character is purely my own opinion, not based on maxing stats or how quick they'll get their personal skills. Also the importance of stats is again my opinion. I have also put a * next to the race, I think is best for each class. Ok, Here goes: UPDATE: In this version I have included general adventuring tips that I wanted to share with everyone. I had to learn these myself (sometimes the hard way). UPDATE II: Added a little to the Development tips on Lord and Samurai and changed the current party that I'm using. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Section I: Classes Section II: Development Tips Section III: Party Creation Section IV: General Adventuring Tips SECTION I: Classes Fighter: Rating: B+ Special Abilities: Berserk, Stamina Regeneration, May knock out opponents Spellbooks: None Skill Bonus: Close Combat Experience Requirement: Light Difficulty to maintain: Easy Options for Race: * Dracon: Extra points at creation: 60 Obvious. Great starting attributes, and lots of extra points to distribute. Low Senses and intelligence however, so you might not want to dual wield with them before investing many points into senses. Also, they have a slight penalty to divine and mental spells. This can be troublesome when enemies are trying to make your fighter turncoat or insane. Mook: Extra points at creation: 40 These are a good option too, they just start off with less speed than a dracon or hobbit. However there's a great sword you can find in the game, that only mooks can use, so think about that. Also they have much better magic resists than a hobbit, and their senses and int are higher, making them even better candidates than hobbits for dual wielders. They'll get powerstrike two levels later than dracon though. Hobbit: Extra points at creation: 40 Less points to distribute at startup, but if you want to dual wield with your fighter, this is another good option. He starts with higher speed than a mook, but a little less senses and int. He has more than a dracon however. He also has the worst resists of all three. Some might think I'm crazy by not naming the lizardman, but his -10 to Mental AND Divine just makes me sick. He also has atrocious starting Int and senses, making close combat rise even slower than a dracon. Dwarf is an ok option, but less starting speed than the Dracon and senses and intelligence are just as bad. Also less points to distribute. Non biased Explanation: The fighter gets the most hit points, and can hit the hardest, just as one would expect. His berserk ability allows him to dish out huge amounts of damage, even if it does mean less accuracy. Cons: The main problem with this dude is his lack of spells. You can't really do anything with him except attack. By mid to late game, he starts getting a little outclassed by his peers who can cast spells and what not. Biased Explanation: He's great to have up front taking huge amounts of damage, as well as dishing it out. He is equipment based, but that's ok, there's plenty of stuff to go around. The lack of spells can sometimes be frustrating though. Either way though, in my opinion he's the best guy to have up front. (A valk is a close second though) Attributes to work on, in order of importance: Str Vit (Or dex if dual wielding) Dex (Or Sen if dual wielding) Spd (Or Vit if dual wielding) Sen (Or spd if dual wielding) Options of Skills to work on: Sword - Swords are generally the most powerful weapons in the game. Keep in mind the best sword in the game (that's not randomized) can only be used by a mook. Axe - For a change of pace....can't dual wield or use shields with these though. The good axes are two handed. Mace and flail - The best secondary weapon in the game is a mace. If you want to dual wield put points here. Dagger - Again for dual wielders. There are some decent daggers with Kill % on them. However, mace and flail will allow you to use the best secondary weapon in the game. Close combat - More important if you're dual wielding different weapons. Otherwise it's ok to go up by itself. Bow - A good ranged weapon for him because he has so much extra strength, and will do good damage with bows. Shield - for a tank. Gives good armor bonuses. Doesn't work well with axes though. Dual Weapons - Um.....if you're dual wielding? Lord: Rating B- (B+ if you use the build in the tips section) Special Abilities: Health Regeneration. Spellbooks: Divine Skill Bonus: Dual Weapons Experience Requirement: Medium Difficulty to maintain: Medium/hard Choices of Race: * Human: Extra points at creation: 20 Hands down, look no further. In order to utilize all his skills, a good lord needs to have competent figures in every category. Humans have the best stat distribution of all. A dwarf has low senses and intelligence, meaning poor dual wielding and very slow raising of the realms and close combat. A Rawulf has low int, causing realm skills and close combat to rise slowly. Unbiased Explanation: Can wear most armor and use most weapons. He can also equip cursed items that deal damage to their wearer, and not take a single point of damage from them which can be useful. Dual wield bonus allows him to use dual weapons more efficiently than most other characters, especially in the beginning. Cons: Doesn't deal as much damage as a fighter, or even a valk. It takes a long time to get him to be a great character. He also doesn't have as many hit points. Plus the divinity spellbook, doesn't have too many options for ranged attacks, so you either have to use make wounds, or try somehow to give him a ranged weapon. That's difficult because he already has a lot of skills to learn. Biased Explanation: Hes most useful in a party that doesnt have a divinity caster, and pretty useless in a ranged party. To make up for his lack of strength try dual wielding maces. It gives him one less skill to worry about raising (Sword and dagger, sword and mace etc.) and those usually have KO percentages. Also, it takes a long time for the lord to really shine. I have a build however, that can make the lord be a REALLY useful character. See the tips section for more details. Attributes to work on, in order of importance: Str Dex Sen Vit Spd Pie Options of Skills to work on: Sword - Again, most powerful weapons in the game Dagger - You want to Dual wield with a Lord. There are some interesting daggers. Mace and Flail - Again the best secondary weapon is a mace. However, there are many good maces and flails with status ailments, so it might be good for a lord to dual wield them, and avoid raising two different weapon skills. Close combat - If you're dual wielding maces and flails, let it rise by itself unless you have extra points. Otherwise you might want to put points here, at least until you unlock divinity. Dual Weapons - Put points here....otherwise you might as well take a fighter. Bow - If you want to shoot bows with him. However, you should probably just focus on divinity due to the amount of skills that need to be pumped. Divinity - To get the priest spells on time. Lords should really focus on combat, but there are builds that allow the lord to shine with both priest spells and weapons. Plus you should be able to put a couple of points here each level. See below in the tips section. Realms - The lord has plenty of other stuff on his plate. Let them rise by themselves. Valkyrie: Rating: A+ Special Abilities: Cheat death.....come again???? Yes, I did say cheat death. Spellbooks: Divinity Skill Bonus: Polearms Experience Requirement: Medium Difficulty to maintain: Easy Options for race: Dwarf: Extra points at creation: 25 They start with great strength and vitality. This allows them, to get powerstrike faster than humans. Their senses and int will be low, so you might put some initial points in Int. Senses are not as important, because the only skill that will affect is their close and ranged combat skills. Int affects those, but more importantly, realm skills as well. Since Valks will not be using shields, a dwarf's damage resistance will also come in handy. * Dracon: Extra Points at Creation: 25 Same as Dwarf, with a slight difference. The dracon starts off with more int, but less senses than a dwarf. But since we determined Int is more important, this is actually a benefit. She'll be able to start on other attributes earlier than a dwarf will. The dracon has decent Magic resistances, even though they have a slight penalty to Mental and divine spells. Still, it's better than dwarves. What's good is that since divinity doesn't have many offensive options, the dracon breath of the dracon can REALLY come in handy. And you don't have to put a point into it, allowing more points to be distributed to divinity, and realms. Human: Extra points at creation: 25 A good alternative. They are much more rounded in all their abilites, making a balanced valk. However, they start off with less strength and vitality, so they'll get powerstrike 2 levels later than a dwarf or dracon will. Also no magic resists. But if you want them to not have to waste points in int at startup, then they are a good alternative to Dwarves or dracons. Unbiased Explanation: The Valkyrie is a great fighter, coming close to the fighter himself. She can take lots of damage, and you RARELY need to worry about her dying. Her cheat death is AWESOME. Because she has so few skills she needs to focus on, you can work on both her divinity, and a ranged weapon skill if you so choose, and she'll be proficient at all of them. There are some nice polearms out there too, she'll do good damage with them. Cons: Pretty much limited to polearms seeing as that's what she's best at. (There are nice polearms though). Also Polearms are heavy, so you'll more than likely find her going last in a fight. Also, as you get near the end of the game, the valk ends up falling behind the other hybrids who begin to really shine. And you have to pick a female. Biased explanation: The only reason I wouldn't make a valkyrie, is cause you find a VERY good one early in the game. I could kiss her, if I wasn't worried she'd stick me with a spear. Cheat death is AMAZING. I can't count the amount of times that ability has helped me through a tough battle. The valkyrie has so few weaknesses that are relevant, that it makes me wonder if the game designers didn't spend much time working on them. She was great in Wiz 7, and she's great in Wiz 8. My favorite character. Attributes to work on, in order of importance: Str Dex Spd Vit Sen Options of skills to work on: Polearms - Weapon of choice. Otherwise take a fighter or Lord. Close Combat - Not too important for her, but you'll probably have extra points (At least before she unlocks her divine spells) so shove em in there Divinity - Gets her those priest spells. Realm skills - She has so few skills she need to focus on you can throw some extra Points in here. Water and divine most importantly. Bow - With her extra strength she'll do some decent damage with these. I myself prefer to just use her priest spells though..... Ranger: Rating: C+ (B- for Modern Weapons users) Special Abilities: Chance of Critical Kill at range, Able to mix potions and powders together Spellbooks: Alchemy Skill bonus: Ranged Combat Experience Requirement: Medium Difficulty to Maintain: Easy/Medium Options for race: * Human: Extra points at creation: 25 The human will have good stats in all categories, particularly piety. Piety is important for hybrids, for 2 reasons; stamina and spell points. The five extra speed that the hobbit has, and 5 extra starting points to distribute in my mind does not make up for this. They will be terrible casters as compared to a human. Hobbit: Extra points at creation: 30 Since the Ranger will most likely not be casting too often, you might want to take a hobbit just for their extra speed and extra points to distribute. They also have a little better magic resistance than humans (Not much though). Mook: Extra points at Creation: 40 Some will claim the mook to be the best Ranger, and he does gets Eagle eye the fastest. However, his piety and speed start off at an atrocious level meaning poor initiative and spell points. You'll have to put a bunch of points in there or just say spells don't do anything for my ranger. It's only one level earlier.....please.... Unbiased Explanation: He's the only one in the game who can scout...which really isn't that important if you have a character with high senses. On the plus side, he's great in a ranged party, especially with his critical kill ability. Cons: Limited armor selection, and little desire to use melee weapons with him make him useless in a melee party. Also, because bows are ranged, you're very rarely going to use his alchemy skill, a shame because that's one of the best spellbooks. Biased explanation: You're gonna want to focus on Dex, spd, and Sen With him in the beginning so str is out, making him do very weak damage with bows. Scouting is not that important and he doesn't really do too many criticals until much later in the game. Also, if you use modern weapons, ammo is scarce. I'd skip this one unless I was creating a ranged party. Attributes to work on, in order of importance: Sen Dex Str (Or spd if using modern weapons) Spd (Or int if using modern weapons) Options of skills to work on: Bow - If you want to use bows with him. He'll start off with a bow so that's usually A pretty good option. Modern Weapons - This is probably the better option for a ranger. It allows him to forgo any need for strength. You don't get a modern weapon for a while though.... Ranged Combat - 3 POINTS A LEVEL!!! This controls the amount of criticals he gets. Scouting - CAN be useful, but you can also keep the search button on. Put some initial points here if you want. It goes up pretty fast by itself. Alchemy - for casters. Gets you them alchemy spells. However, you'll prob use the spells less than your bows.... Realm skills - for most hybrids I say let em rise by themselves, but since you'll be using Spells less with him, I say try to put a point into Earth and water each level. Polearms - Honestly.....these are not the melee guys, I wouldn't even worry about putting points into this. If you do however, polearms are a good choice, cause it allows them to stick to the backrows. Samurai: Rating: B Special Abilities: Critical Kill, Lightning Strike, immune to fear Spellbooks: Wizardry Skill bonus: Sword Experience Requirement: Medium Difficulty: Medium/Hard Options for race: * Human: Extra points at creation: 20 Again, as with the ranger, the decent starting piety allows the Samurai a good amount of spell points for casting spells. Other than that, there's not much else to say, he's the best for a true hybrid Samurai. Hobbit: Extra points at creation: 25 The hobbit starts of with more senses than the human. He'll also have more points to distribute at startup making him a great candidate for Samurai. However, you will have to deal with the fact, that he'll be a much poorer spellcaster than the human will be throughout the game. You don't really want to put initial points into piety. Take him if you KNOW you're not gonna be casting spells with him. Unbiased Explanation: The Samurai is a good fighter, and he gets critical kills at melee. He CAN use bows, but where he really shines is his Melee plus wizardry combo he has going on. His lightning strike ability is cool ESPECIALLY with a certain sword in his hand. Cons? You want to focus a lot on Dex and spd early on so he won't be doing too much damage. This is offset by a certain weapon you can get early in the game. Still, he's not as good of a fighter as the fighter, and he can't use as much armor as the fighter Valk or Lord. Even so you want him up front. Take a human for a true hybrid, or a hobbit if you want a combat specialist. Biased Explanation: I would go for the true hybrid with the Samurai. Making him a pure fighter is like having a Diet-Fighter in the party. It would be a spot better suited for someone else. He can deal death to many opponents, and can freeze flesh, fireball, etc. Takes a little while, but he's a Very useful member to have around. Attributes to work on, in order of importance: Dex Spd Str Sen Int Options of skills to work on: Sword - Pretty obvious. You can also use staff and wand with him, but with that build, you could take a monk. Close combat - Let it rise by itself. Maybe a couple of points before you unlock Wizardry. Critical Strike - Please put points here. Otherwise suck it up and take a fighter Dual Weapons - If you want to use the secondary swords like an enchanted wakizashi. The more swings the better. Wizardry - Get them Wizardry spells! Realm skills - If you have a point or two left over, pump em into fire and water. Bows - Honestly, use the wizardry....good support spells, and multi damage attacks. Also Samurai won't really have good strength for a while, thereby minimizing damage with bows. Ninja: Rating: B- Special Abilities: Auto Penetrate Thrown weapons, Thrown and melee Criticals, Able to mix potions and powders together Spellbooks: Alchemy Skill bonus: Critical Strike Experience Requirement: Heavy Difficulty to maintain: Hard Options for race: Faerie: Extra points at creation: 5 Faerie ninjas have terrible starting points, but they're the only ones who can use the best weapon in the game. If you want to use it, this is who you take. Keep in mind too that faeries are made very difficult to kill. In combination with the nasty staff you'll be using, you'll have an unstoppable force. Also, they have MUCH better magic resistances than a hobbit. However this build doesn't make use of their auto penetrate ability... * Hobbit: Extra points at creation: 30 Normally piety kills the hobbits and hybrids, but not so much in the ninja's case. This is because quite frankly, he'll rarely be using spells. He already has auto penetrate, and good weapons to boot. He's a combat specialist. Unbiased Explanation: Where do I begin? A bonus to criticals is great, and while it takes a while, the ninja will be a great death dealer. His auto-penetrate with thrown weapons is amazing, especially when that's combined with thrown criticals. Also, he has access to a lot of cheap weapons, with kill% and KO percentage on them, so you'll want him to be dual wielding at all times. He can use slings: they won't auto penetrate, but he can get criticals with them. Cons: He'll never do a lot of damage until you pump his str. or use a special weapon. He's a very luck based character, and he has so many skills to max to make him good, that it takes an eternity to get him to that point. His alchemy is wasted considering you really need to focus on the other skills for a long time. This can be offset by taking light and heal wounds early on and just practicing them. Also severely limited weapons and armor choices. Faeries are only good with them for one specific reason...otherwise take a hobbit. Biased Explanation: I write this with tears in my eyes (not really). The main problem for the ninja besides all the skills that need to be pumped, besides the heavy experience requirements...and besides the fact that they are luck based...is the SEVERE lack of thrown weapons. Like seriously...what the hell?? This can be offset by a certain thrown weapon later on, but you must go through an INCREDIBLY difficult fight to get it. (Although to be fair, when I did finally win that fight my ninja was the only one left standing. Then she said, "This is what happens when people like you are put in charge!"). But still, this fight is nearly impossible to win until you're at least level 16, or 17, and the fact remains is that these weapons do little damage. And if you're gonna go the martial arts route, you may as well take a monk...at least he can consistently use his psionics, and has less experience requirements. But the lack of thrown weapons, minimizes the ninja's special abilities. It hurts me, because the ninja was one of my favorite characters from Wiz 7, and he's been seriously crippled in this game. Ninja's also take a loooong time to really develop. Attributes to work on, in order of importance: Dex Sen (Or spd if faerie) Spd (Or Sen if Faerie) Str Int Options of skills to work on: Staff and Wand - Faeries only. Gets you the best weapon in the game Dagger - Sai have kill % on them. These are a good option for your ninja Mace and Flails - Nunchuka are great, with 15% KO, and the ninja can use the best Maces and Flails in the game. (Except for diamond eyes) Martial Arts - If you don't want to use weapons. But if you're gonna do that take a monk. Less experience requirements, and a bonus to Martial arts to boot. Close/Ranged combat - Yeah.....don't waste points here. Let it rise. Stealth - Put points here, or train him by allowing weak enemies to attack him. Either way get it up there. Throwing and sling - Auto penetrate is great, and thrown criticals are fun. However if you're taking a faerie for the staff and wand, don't put points here. You'll regret it later on.... Dual Weapons - You're really missing out if you're not dual wielding with a ninja. However there are builds that allow you to forgo putting points here....see below in the tips section. Critical strike - The ONLY reason one takes a ninja. If you're not putting points here, may god have mercy on your soul..... Alchemy - I'd love to tell you you're gonna have plenty of points to put here, but most likely you won't. Hard work is what allows this to rise. It's easier with a faerie ninja however, since you likely won't be putting points into throwing, or using throwing too much. Realm skills - DO NOT put points here until you've absolutely finished everything else. Locks and Traps - I will murder you if you waste points here. Let a gadgeteer or bard do it. Or keep inspecting a trapped chest. (Set the game on easy if you do that) Pickpocket - See above Monk: Rating: B+ Special Abilities: Damage Resistance, Immune to Blind, May KO opponents later on, Critical Strike Spellbooks: Psionics Skills Bonus: Martial Arts Experience Requirement: Medium Difficulty to Maintain: Easy/Medium Options for Race: * Felpurr: Extra points at creation: 25 Felpurr have great starting speed. This is great for martial arts monks cause the damage from that rises as martial arts does. Since the felpurrs have less strength, they are not as affected by it. Piety is not a factor here cause monks already have a piety requirement. They also have great resists, which really tips the scales over the other races I chose. Their -15 to water can be countered by an item you get in arnika early in the game. Human: Extra points at creation: 25 Humans have better starting strength and vitality than felpurr do. This means more hit points, and better damage with weapons. If you want a staff and wand monk, he should be your man. He'll have better damage earlier in the game than the felpurr. No resists brings him down a bit though. Dwarf: Extra points at creation: -15 While a dwarf has a horrendous -15 points to start off with, they also have damage resistance. This is VERY useful combined with the monks own resistances. However, they're probably better in a smaller party since they won't be really kickass until the higher levels. Unbiased Explanation: The monk's main weapon is martial arts, a very powerful skill to have. While each hit won't do much damage, he gets a lot of them eventually, and they increase in power as Martial arts goes up. He's effectively dual wielding without needing to put a single point into the dual wield skill. He doesn't need expensive weapons or armor to make him effective, which is also nice. He is a luck based character to a degree, but less so than the Ninja, and he requires less experience to do so. He can also use the best staffs in the game which may or may not be useful to you. Cons: Not as much damage as a Fighter and SEVERELY limited armor choices. These are offset by the stealth skill, and damage resistance. Also, he has lower hit points, which are also offset by these skills. Very poor ranged fighter, must rely on psionics, which aren't always useful in those situations. Biased Explanation: I LOVE martial arts fighters, always have, in any RPG. Critical kills will be good later on, and the monk gets the chance to swing many, many times, thereby increasing the chance of those criticals. While Ninjas can do that too, monks have less of an experience requirement, and less skills to worry about pumping (Martial, Stealth, Psionics and Critical. That's it.) Attributes to work on, in order of importance: Dex (Or Str if using weapons) Spd Str (Or Dex if using weapons) Sen Options of skills to work on: Martial Arts - Weapon of choice. They are badass with their fists. Staff and wand - To use the second deadliest staff in the game (and use it well) Close combat - Not too important for him, and plenty of other skills to work on. Let it rise. Stealth - Put points here, or train him by allowing roaches to attack him. Either way get it up there. Critical Strike - Put points here please. Throwing and sling - You can setup your monk to use this. However, he doesn't auto penetrate like a ninja, or have thrown criticals. You're better off using Psionics. Psionics - Points here gets you psionic spells! Realm skills - Don't put points here until combat oriented skills are finished. Mental and fire. Rogue: Rating: B Special Abilities: Backstabbing with Swords and Daggers Spellbooks: None Skill Bonus: Locks and Traps Experience Requirement: Light Difficulty to maintain: Hard Options of races: * Felpurr: Extra points at creation: 55 As stated above, they have great resists. Their penalties to piety and Vitality don't make a huge difference here, because with such high speed and dex they will not be getting hit too often, and they don't cast spells. Plenty of points to distribute at creation ensures good scores in it's important attributes. Hobbit: Extra points at creation: 60 A little better starting vitality than a felpurr, but his lack of resists in my opinion pulls him further down the totem pole. Plus you can always distribute points to bring up a felpurrs vitality. Otherwise, very comparable stats, and 5 extra starting points. Unbiased Explanation: The rogue is good at dealing out lots of damage. He can pick locks well, pickpocket, dual wield, very little experience cost, and be stealthy. This limits the needs for heavy armors. He can also backstab, doing double damage, with NO hit penalty. Cons: There are just too many skills for him to pump. Unlike a fighter, he needs to put points into a skill to get good AC, tough cause you already want to be pumping Swords Daggers, dual weapons, and a ranged weapon. The ranged weapon can be offset By making him a dracon and using breath attack for ranged however. There's another build I've made, that will allow you a ranged weapons. See below in the tips section. They are also really limited to swords and daggers for melee weapons. His locks and traps bonus is really wasted considering you're not going to want to devote points to it. Biased Explanation: If you want a dual wielding combat specialist, this is your guy. He'll deal more damage than a lord. However, it might be easier just to set up a fighter to dual wield. The fighter does not need to put points into a skill to have high AC. The Rogue WILL always backstab at no hit penalty so that's nice. And he can use some very good weapons. Just don't expect him to be everything at once. If you want to take him, take a bard or gadgeteer along too, to do Locks and traps. Attributes to work on, in order of importance: Str Dex Spd Sen Options of skills to work on: Sword - Put that in your primary weapon. He'll do more damage with these than with a second dagger. Dagger - For your secondary weapon. Close combat - Will help him. however there are so many skills he needs to work on, that it doesn't make sense to put points here. Bow - He can use bows, and he'll be pumping strength so it's a good option for him. Throwing and sling - You can dual wield knives and darts, and it will allow your Dual weapons skill to rise as well. Another good option for him. Can't use shuriken however.... Dual Weapons - This guy was made for this. However, I've constructed a build that allows you to forgo putting any points in this. See below in the tips section. Stealth - You should put points here. However rogues can use better armor than monks or Ninjas, so they have more time to build it up. Lock and Traps - It' better to have a Gadgie or bard do it, but if you don't have either (What is wrong with you!) this is your man. It will take away points from combat skills though... Pickpocket - I never used this but some people like it. Again, it will take points away from combat skills. If you really want it, I would suggest taking a bard and having him do it, or wait till you get myles or saxx. Shield - If you don't want to dual wield with him. (TAKE A FIGHTER YOU IDIOT!!) Bard: Rating: C+ Special Abilities: Plays music. When resting everyone regenerates quicker. Spellbooks: None Skill Bonus: Communications Experience Requirement: Light Difficulty to maintain: Easy Options of race: * Hobbit: Extra points at creation: 35 The hobbit has a good amount of points to distribute at starting and a GREAT score in dex. This will be good for the bard, for it helps in many of his key skills. You may want to put some initial points into vitality though, as the hobbit has very poor piety. Unbiased Explanation: The Bard has many instruments that allow him to cast spells at the cost of a little stamina. He can also take over locks and traps duties, and pickpocketing as well, due to his lack of skills he needs to focus on. His ability to help everyone regenerate quicker while sleeping is very useful. Cons? Not very versatile. He is a poor fighter, and is marginally ok ranged fighter. He can use bows, but won't do too much damage due to his poor str. Also, later on his instruments get weaker compared to the gadgets that gadgeteers can make. This makes them even less useful. Having an unlimited haste spell is nice though... Biased Explanation: The bard is boring, he really only has one talent, and that is weakened by the presence of a gadgeteer in the party. Can be good so that you can work on those lesser used skills, like communication, pickpocketing etc...However, he gets much weaker as the game goes on as well. If you really want one, I would suggest waiting until you can get Saxx. Attributes to work on, in order of importance: Dex Vit Int Spd Str Options of skills to work on: Bows - If you want to use bows with your boy. Throwing and sling - A generally inferior option for him, but it'll let you throw some bombs around. Music - Um....put points here?? Locks and Traps - If you got no gadgie, he's your man Pickpocket - Unlike the rogue, he has so few skills to work on that you can put points here. Communications - If you want. It WILL go up very fast by itself though. Staff and wand - To use the second deadliest staff in the game. Staff and wand also allows him to stick to the backrows, and participate in melee. Gadgeteer: Rating: A- Special Abilities: Only one who can use Omnigun, Makes Gadgets Spellbooks: None Skill Bonus: Modern Weapon Experience Requirement: Light Difficulty to Maintain: Easy/Medium Options for Race: * Hobbit: Extra points at creation: 30 The hobbit has


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Over the past few years, every medical meeting planner has contemplated how the Sunshine Act might impact their attendees, exhibitors and sponsors. A new analysis from non-profit investigative journalism organization ProPublica offers a glimpse into the current state of pharmaceutical payments. The report looks at how much money pharmaceutical companies are paying doctors for promotional speeches, and it reveals some big declines in spending at some of the biggest names in the prescription drug industry.
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At Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly, speaker payments dropped by 55 percent between 2011 and 2012 while speaker fees at Pfizer fell 62 percent during the same timeframe. In December 2013, GlaxoSmithKline, the sixth-largest drug maker in the world, announced that it will no longer hire doctors to promote its products.
"These [changes] are designed to bring greater clarity and confidence that whenever we talk to a doctor, nurse or other prescriber, it is patients' interests that always come first," Sir Andrew Witty, CEO, GSK, said at the time of the announcement. "We recognize that we have an important role to play in providing doctors with information about our medicines, but this must be done clearly, transparently and without any perception of conflict of interest."
While many policymakers have championed the era of transparency, it has created plenty of uncertainty for doctors. A 2013 survey from MMIS, Inc. and Healthcare Data Solutions showed that 63 percent of physicians are deeply concerned that reports of payments from pharmaceutical companies will be in a public database. Now, the industry is finally gearing up to see how the law's reporting requirements will change relationships between doctors and drug companies. The first disclosures are expected in September.
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Hosting Class Photos on a Flickr Account
Our school uses Google Apps for Education. We require our teachers to have either a class Blogger blog or a class Google Site. Teachers are expected to post photos and weekly updates.
Each teacher has their own school Google Apps account which they use for school work and school correspondence. They also have a class account. Students are given the credentials for that account. Those same credentials are used for the class YouTube account and other class accounts such a SoundCloud.
Our teachers have Google + enabled. Our students and class accounts do not have it enabled. We ran into a problem when teacher would upload class photos to their personal account. Those photos would end up on Google +. If they set the privacy to unlisted, then they had to link every photo upload individually to their class site. If they set it to public, the photos were searchable and families were unhappy.
For now, the easiest solution is to only upload photos to the class account. Those photos go to Picasaweb, not to Google +. From there, it is easy to embed a slideshow or share the link. Unfortunately, since Google would like Picasaweb to go go away, they seem to have stopped development on it. As a result, it is a very clunky tool with no batch processing.
I decided to see what the process could look like in Flickr instead. I assumed the teacher had created a class account in Flickr. They could then follow the directions below. The photos end up public but they are not visible to search engines. That means only people with the link are likely to find them. By using Flickr's collections feature, all the class albums can be in one collection. By sharing the link to the collection, families can visit throughout the year and see each of the albums.
Listed below is the best workflow I was able to devise. Click here to see an easier to print version.
Flickr Album Settings for Class Accounts
Flickr allows granular control of photos. For examle, I can set an album to Public but not visible to search engines. That should allow families to easily view the photos without them being easy for other people to find them.
Create a class collection.
In your class Flickr account, click the Albums and Collections tab. Then click new collection.
Give the collection a title.
Get the link to the class collection.
Click on the collection's title, then select Open collection page.
Copy the URL from the top of the page. That will be the link to your class photos. Add it to your class blog or website.
Upload photos from iPhoto to Flickr.
In iPhoto, select the photos you want to share. Click Share in the bottom right corner. Then click on Flickr. If this is your first time sharing to Flickr, follow the on-screen directions to link your class Flickr account to your iPhoto.
Click New Set.
Give the set a name. Make photos viewable by anyone. (We will make them unsearchable later.)
Change the set's settings.
In a web browser, login to your class Flickr account. Click on the Albums tab and then click on your new set. From now on we will refer to that set as an album.
When you are in the album, click the Edit tab.
Now we will make some changes using the Batch edit.
Batch edit > Change permissions
Set to Anyone (Public).
Change license to "None (All rights reserved)." That prevents other people from downloading, (but not screen capturing) the photos.
Set "Hide/show in public searches" to "Hide these items from public searches.
Add album to your class collection.
Click on the Albums & Collections tab.
Tap the triangle next to your class collection. Drag the album on top of the collection.
Click back on the name of the collection. Click the arrow to the right of the collection. Select "Open collection page."
You should now see your new album in your class collection. Families who visit your class photo gallery should be able to see it, but people searching the internet with a search engine such as Google or Yahoo or Bing can't find it.
For future uploads…
After this first upload, teachers start at the iPhoto step for subsequent photo uploads.
Poetry Cafe – iPad Style
Our grade four classes read and write poetry. Rindi Baildon brought a lovely poetry celebration with her from Taipei International School. Students turned their poems into illustrated movies complete with their voices reading the poems.
Over the years the tools we use for the project have morphed from Windows Movie Maker to iMovie to VoiceThread. This year I have tried it on the iPad. Here's how it turned out. Note that I used a famous poem. Students use a poem they have written.
I was hoping to lessen some of the bottlenecks we run into on this project. One bottleneck was finding photos. Kids could spend an insane amount of time finding the perfect photo. Inevitably they would wander out of the photos with Creative Commons licenses and end up falling in love with a copyrighted photo which they couldn't use.
Another bottleneck was that kids were not overly attentive to writing down the source info for each image. Getting it into the movie was a pain with every tool except VoiceThread.
A final bottleneck was getting the text onto the photos. Neither Windows Movie Maker nor iMovie gave enough granular control to make kids happy with where the text appeared. Often they couldn't find a text color that made the text easy to read against their photos.
Haiku Deck lessens some of those problems.
- It has an exceptionally great search engine for high quality images.
- The free photos all have Creative Commons licenses.
- The photo credits and CC license come in with the photo.
- Text inserted over photos can automatically have a background which makes the text easy to read.
Work Flow
The entire project took me 2.5 hours in one sitting. I think with kids it would take at least six class sessions. It could be quite a bit longer, especially if the children did not have prior experience with Haiku Deck and iMovie.
Here is the workflow I used. I've added estimates of how long I think this would take with students.
- Open Haiku Deck. Login to class account. (10 min)
- Create a new Haiku Deck. Give it a title. Create the title slide. (10 min)
- Create a slide. Select the layout of the slide. Dictate the poem line(s) onto that slide. Repeat until the entire poem is in the presentation. (20-40 min)
- Add an image to each slide. (1-2, 45 minute class periods)
- In presentation mode, take a screen capture of each slide. (15 min)
- Take a screen capture of each slide with the credits showing. (15 min)
- Start a new movie (not a trailer) in iMovie. Pull in each poem slide and each credit slide in sequential order. (15 min)
- For each the poem slide, adjust it so that the photo and text are all showing and the Ken Burns effect is off/minimized. (30 min)
- Record yourself reading the poem. (20 min)
Use headphones with a microphone. Have a copy of the poem printed out because the recording tools may cover the text on your slide while you record. NOTE: Some children will be able to record the entire poem in one recording. Other children will do better making a separate recording on each slide or for each stanza. This part of the project can eat up lots of time if you aren't careful.
- Adjust the clip lengths to match the recording length. (20 min)
- To make a photo credits title slide, I took a photo with the camera flat on the table. I imported that black photo and put my title on top of it. (10 min)
- Shorten each credit slide to make them go by quickly. (5 min)
- Add credits music.
- Send the video to the class YouTube channel.
- Insert into blog post using Blogsy.
In the past, teachers would invite parents in for a Poetry Cafe. It would be in the group room or the classroom. There would be table cloths, centerpieces, treats. Each child would introduce their poem and then we would watch their cafe video using the projector. Parents had notecards on their tables to write compliments to their child. It was always a lovely event.
Ways to Shorten the Project
- Use a shorter poem.
- Put more lines per slide. My presentation only has one line per slide. This meant I needed lots more time to find images and I had lots more credits slides. Haiku Deck can now handle multiple lines per slide if you choose an appropriate layout.
- Don't include music.
- Have music that plays softly through out the entire movie.
- Prevent children from rerecording endlessly or from searching for photos for too long. Your perfectionists can take many days on each of those tasks if you allow them to do so.
- I couldn't find music in iMovie which fit the mode of this movie so I found some in YouTube Create. That took lots of steps…
- I had to find the music in YouTube on a computer.
- Download it.
- Open on my iPad using Mail app.
- Send the song to iMovie. (My iPad was cranky so this step required two reboots.)
I would not want to follow all of those steps with students. I'd either limit them to what is in iMovie (which is all bold and perky) or I'd prepare for the project by downloading some of that music ahead of time.)
- Adding the sound track to iMovie was a challenge. In the end I had to do all of this.
- Insert a soundtrack.
- Crop it to only play during the poem, not during the credits.
- Mute it.
- Insert my credits music.
- Fade it in and out using the fade setting.
Have you completed a project such as this with students on iPads? Which apps did you use? Any tips or suggestions?
"Hello Siri!" – Introducing Students to Siri
At this time of year, few of our grade four students cannot type quickly on a computer keyboard or an iPad keyboard. As a result, many classes do most of their drafting on paper in notebooks. However, revision is challenging on paper. Having a quick way to convert handwritten drafts into digital texts would be a real boon.
With the release of iOS 8, Siri can now take continuous dictation. That removes the barrier of text entry on an iPad.
Here is the presentation I used to introduce Siri. Note that you can view it with the speaker notes.
I have revised it to make it work even better with my next class. One revision is adding themselves to their contacts. Most students' Mail apps are not drawing on the full school address book as they should. I had the students add themselves as a contact so that we could teach Siri who they were. I also had them add their classroom teachers.
When I held up my iPad and demonstrated each request on slide #7 students were awed. Some even clapped. When I gave them a chance to practice talking to Siri, they were delighted. Some were even successful having Siri help them send an email.
After class I added slide #16. When I sent students off to dictate their handwritten essays, many were pressing the home button instead of the microphone to initiate dictation.
I had shared out with each of them a blank essay document via Teacher Dashboard SmartCopy. Having a written text in front of them when they first tried to dictate was a good first step.
Most were successful. In 10-15 minutes they had dictated and corrected the mistakes in their essay. Typing it would have taken them 40 minutes or longer. One child dictated her written essay. Then she dictated from her head her second essay which she had been thinking about but had not started drafting.
Some students who struggled initially were correcting every mistake as Siri made it. When I pressed them to talk a few sentences and then go back and fix mistakes, they were amazed to see that Siri went back and corrected some mistakes once she had more context.
We only had one student whose accent made the dictation too difficult. He was very frustrated. After he gave it a good try for 20 minutes, at his request he retired to typing. Fortunately, he is a quick typist. A teacher shared with him that her son has difficulty saying words with the letter R. The child was relieved to realize he was not the only one who could not make it work. Next time I teach this lesson I will discuss this ahead of time to keep kids from feeling discouraged.
I recommend to teachers that they plan a time to let children share the Siri tricks they know. For example, if you ask Siri "What does the fox say?" She gives you a different response each time you ask. Many children know other questions for which Siri makes funny responses. Give children time to explore this and share, with a clear understanding that continuing to do so after that lesson will lead to losing their Siri privileges. It is a great Friday lesson so that they have the weekend to move on from it.
Basic Mail Merge Template for Google Docs
Finally played with this basic mail merge template for Google Docs. I like it. It's a great tool for teachers.
In the data tab create a spreadsheet of your class with the following information:
- student first
- student last name
- the correct pronouns (he/she, him/her, his/her)
- email of each parent
- parent names.
Set that up once and you are in mail merge Nirvana for the rest of the school year. Easily send personalized info to parents all year long. It should work for mailings of less than 100, so secondary teachers may need to organize it by day of the schedule.
Check out this LifeHacker post for directions and the link to the template:
iTunes – Regifting an App
Our school is in the process of migrating from school-managed to family-managed iPads. I think it is a good move since it will allow us to better differentiate the iPads for each learner. However, getting there is a bit of a slog.
Today I created these directions to help parents whose children either didn't receive or managed to delete the iTunes email letter which allows them to redeem a gifted app. Fortunately, the sender is not charged for the app until it is redeemed. There is no additional charge incurred to resend the gifting letter. You can find an easier to print version here.
iTunes – How to Regift and App
Occassionally, your child may not receive or may delete the iTunes email message letting him or her download an app you have gifted to them. Fortunately, you are not charged for an app until it is redeemed, and it is easy to resend the gifting message. Follow the steps below.
Open iTunes on a computer.
Click on the iTunes Store.
Sign in with your account.
In the Quick Links section click on Account.
Scroll down to Purchase History. Click on Manage Gifts.
Locate the gift.
Locate the gift you sent to your child. Click on View.
Click Resend Gift.
Your child will receive another email message containing a link which allows them to redeem the gift.
Thank you.
Thank you for sending the link again. If your child still does not receive the email, please double check the address to which you sent it. If you sent it to the wrong email address, go back to the app in the app store and gift it to the correct address.


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