New player help needed for Sacred 2

[lachie1994 2]

Hi there Guys I am not really new I know a bit but am still learning. I have only ever made wierd builds but I have decided to try and get 'Hardcore' with the game instead of casual I was wonder if people could direct me or even give me builds for me to make my Shopper/Blacksmith characters so I need a hand with builds that work for these roles
- Level 35-45 Shopper
- Level 140 Blacksmith
- Any other role I may need as well

I plan to mainly play Seraphim, Dryad and High Elf, So any help with these would be most welcome.

[chattius 2,522]

Welcome to the forum

Not dying in hardcore depends a lot on your normal playstyle. Many people die because they forget that moving and being able to do it may be the best defense.

Also many deaths are because people forget that healing potions loose more and more power when you climb in difficulty level, that's why I did so many characters with alchemy.

 

My best hardcore character is a dragon mage:

http://darkmatters.org/forums/index.php?/topic/20875-hard-core-pure-mentalist/

 

Our best blacksmith is a shadow warrior and looks like this:

http://darkmatters.org/forums/index.php?/topic/22887-uncharacteristic-builds/?p=6988172

 

For the shopper:

Before Ice and Blood I had a hardcore shopper which was a melee elf.

http://darkmatters.org/forums/index.php?/topic/11228-self-sufficient-melee-elf-guide-hc-240/

With regeneration per hit in the game now and knowing how I would play today, I would do the skills in this order:

02 bargaining (1)
03 arcane lore (2)
05 arcane focus (3)
08 armour lore (8)
12 alchemy (9)
18 concentration (6)
25 inferno focus (7)
35 shield lore (5)
50 constitution (10)
65 enhanced perception (4)

[lachie1994 2]

I did not mean hardcore hardcore I ment play the game alot and make builds that kind of thing, Im still playing softcore, just need help with the builds most people use as a shopper/blacksmith for there characters so I can give all my actual characters a edge, the kind of things a casual player sould do first.

Edited March 22, 2017 by lachie1994

[gogoblender 3,068]

Welcome to the forum

Not dying in hardcore depends a lot on your normal playstyle. Many people die because they forget that moving and being able to do it may be the best defense.

Also many deaths are because people forget that healing potions loose more and more power when you climb in difficulty level, that's why I did so many characters with alchemy.

 

My best hardcore character is a dragon mage:

http://darkmatters.org/forums/index.php?/topic/20875-hard-core-pure-mentalist/

 

Our best blacksmith is a shadow warrior and looks like this:

http://darkmatters.org/forums/index.php?/topic/22887-uncharacteristic-builds/?p=6988172

 

For the shopper:

Before Ice and Blood I had a hardcore shopper which was a melee elf.

http://darkmatters.org/forums/index.php?/topic/11228-self-sufficient-melee-elf-guide-hc-240/

With regeneration per hit in the game now and knowing how I would play today, I would do the skills in this order:

02 bargaining (1)

03 arcane lore (2)

05 arcane focus (3)

08 armour lore (8)

12 alchemy (9)

18 concentration (6)

25 inferno focus (7)

35 shield lore (5)

50 constitution (10)

65 enhanced perception (4)

Thanks for the detailed response Chattius, awesome!

 

gogo

[gogoblender 3,068]

I did not mean hardcore hardcore I ment play the game alot and make builds that kind of thing, Im still playing softcore, just need help with the builds most people use as a shopper/blacksmith for there characters so I can give all my actual characters a edge, the kind of things a casual player sould do first.

Welcome to DarkMatters Lachie

Chattius posted a shopper build in his post would this work for you ?

As well, there's a shopper guide I found quickly by one of the great players in game r00ster here:

 

http://darkmatters.org/forums/index.php?/topic/16846-seraphim-shopper-for-ice-blood/

 

you'll have to check through sections here to find a shopper per se, or maybe someone will post a good contemporary shopper build

 

 

gogo

[gogoblender 3,068]

And if you're interested in going the way of downloads there's a temple guardian shopper network here:

 

http://darkmatters.org/forums/index.php?/files/file/15-temple-guardian-shopper-network/

 

 

gogo

[lachie1994 2]

The Blacksmith and the Seraphim shopper will more then likely fill my needs as I contiune to learn of the game and level them up also is a 2nd level shopper really needed?

Edited March 23, 2017 by lachie1994

[lujate 575]

The Blacksmith and the Seraphim shopper will more then likely fill my needs as I contiune to learn of the game and level them up also is a 2nd level shopper really needed?

Welcome aboard!

 

The L2 shopper is used to gear up new toons.