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'''Character builds''' (also called "''templates''") are community-created min-max ways to create characters.  
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'''Character builds''' (also called "''templates''") are community-created plans for where to spend your points and what runes to take.
  
 
While other players' builds are a nice way to get into a class, one of the goals of every Shadowebane player is to put their own unique spin on character design.  
 
While other players' builds are a nice way to get into a class, one of the goals of every Shadowebane player is to put their own unique spin on character design.  
 
{{header|Character Builds}}
 
{{header|Character Builds}}
* [[Assassin Templates|Assassin Builds]]
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* [[Barbarian Templates|Barbarian Builds]]
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* [[Bard Templates|Bard Builds]]
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* [[Channeler Templates|Channeler Builds]]
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[[Assassin Templates|Assassin Builds]]<br>
* [[Confessor Templates|Confessor Builds]]
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[[Barbarian Templates|Barbarian Builds]]<br>
* [[Crusader Templates|Crusader Builds]]
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[[Bard Templates|Bard Builds]]<br>
* [[Doomsayer Templates|Doomsayer Builds]]
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[[Channeler Templates|Channeler Builds]]<br>
* [[Druid Templates|Druid Builds]]
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[[Confessor Templates|Confessor Builds]]<br>
* [[Fury Templates|Fury Builds]]
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[[Crusader Templates|Crusader Builds]]<br>
* [[Huntress Templates|Huntress Builds]]
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[[Doomsayer Templates|Doomsayer Builds]]<br>
* [[Necromancer Templates|Necromancer Builds]]
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[[Druid Templates|Druid Builds]]<br>
* [[Nightstalker Templates|Nightstalker Builds]]
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[[Fury Templates|Fury Builds]]<br>
* [[Prelate Templates|Prelate Builds]]
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[[Huntress Templates|Huntress Builds]]<br>
* [[Priest Templates|Priest Builds]]
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[[Necromancer Templates|Necromancer Builds]]
* [[Ranger Templates|Ranger Builds]]
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* [[Scout Templates|Scout Builds]]
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[[Nightstalker Templates|Nightstalker Builds]]<br>
* [[Sentinel Templates|Sentinel Builds]]
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[[Prelate Templates|Prelate Builds]]<br>
* [[Templar Templates|Templar Builds]]
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[[Priest Templates|Priest Builds]]<br>
* [[Thief Templates|Thief Builds]]
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[[Ranger Templates|Ranger Builds]]<br>
* [[Warlock Templates|Warlock Builds]]
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[[Scout Templates|Scout Builds]]<br>
* [[Warrior Templates|Warrior Builds]]
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[[Sentinel Templates|Sentinel Builds]]<br>
* [[Wizard Templates|Wizard Builds]]
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[[Templar Templates|Templar Builds]]<br>
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[[Thief Templates|Thief Builds]]<br>
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[[Warlock Templates|Warlock Builds]]<br>
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[[Warrior Templates|Warrior Builds]]<br>
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[[Wizard Templates|Wizard Builds]]
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{{header|Common Themes}}
 
{{header|Common Themes}}
 
=== Remove 5 From All ===
 
=== Remove 5 From All ===

Revision as of 16:07, 21 September 2017

Character builds (also called "templates") are community-created plans for where to spend your points and what runes to take.

While other players' builds are a nice way to get into a class, one of the goals of every Shadowebane player is to put their own unique spin on character design.

Character Builds

Assassin Builds
Barbarian Builds
Bard Builds
Channeler Builds
Confessor Builds
Crusader Builds
Doomsayer Builds
Druid Builds
Fury Builds
Huntress Builds
Necromancer Builds

Nightstalker Builds
Prelate Builds
Priest Builds
Ranger Builds
Scout Builds
Sentinel Builds
Templar Builds
Thief Builds
Warlock Builds
Warrior Builds
Wizard Builds

Common Themes

Remove 5 From All

Most character builds will tell you to "remove 5 from all". During character creation, the client automatically places 5 ability points in each ability (strength, constitution, etc). However, there are dump stats in Shadowbane, and you often need to spend these points on Starting Traits instead, so most build makers recommend taking these points out prior to selecting traits.

Note that changing your race or class will "reset" the ability point values, meaning you will have to "remove 5 from all" again.

Vocabulary

Main article: Vocabulary
  • Disc is short for discipline rune.
  • GM stands for "Grand Master" and means to train a power to 40 points.
  • Gold means to train a focus skill to its maximum. Note that the maximum for focus skills varies from character to character, it is not always the same value.
  • JM stands for "Journeyman" and means to train a power to 20 points.
  • Stat rune are special items found in the game world that increase maximum ability scores.
  • TaN means "tough as nails", a starting rune that increases health.
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