It also just occurred to me that she’d been sleeping with her assistant, Hunter, so of course she’s going to have that suspicion about Michael.

Also, she walked in on Michael dressing early in that episode.

Also so the hinges are on the inside. Easier (cheaper) than securing exterior hinges.

My dog see herself in the bedroom mirror and then runs to the hallway mirror to make sure she’s still there, too.

I’ve been wondering if Peacock cut scenes or if Netflix added in deleted scenes that are in some of the expanded episodes.

Real question. Didn’t watch in in broadcast. Netflix was my first.

“Well, no. Not…that part.”

This Is an older build but I played it last year and it held up well. Pretty fun:

https://www.ddo.com/forums/showthread.php/443235-The-Count-of-Monte-Cristo-dps-CC-survivability-focused-pure-swashbuckler

Yep. This is pretty much my strategy for all classes. Sharn gear + borderlands and I’ll often look up some named gear in the pre-29 range to see if there’s anything really useful I want to farm. There usually isn’t.

Leveling 20 to 30 is pretty fast and epic destinies add a lot of power, especially if you already have a destiny filled out for when you hit 20. I might change my tune when the update rolls around though.

Bulls strength uses the same type of bonus (enhancement) as a regular strength item I believe. So they don’t stack.

Yep, this sub is a friendly place. Also suggest searching it for “returning player” since it’s an often asked question. Lots of good advice

I haven’t done it myself, but I think it would be great. Healing is one thing I miss on most of my inqui builds, so undead + death aura would be a really nice boost.

Andy was terrible, but I think a lot of it is the writers not being able to decide what to do with him. He went from jerk to pitiful to a surprisingly okay boss for a little while to completely ineffectual back to a super jerk and finally to a kind of sympathetic loser by the end. None of it made much sense.

Agree with what others have suggested on the rogue split and going inqui. Your high INT will play nicely into that, giving you lots of skill points in addition to trapping, evasion, and sneak damage.

Put enough points into Harper to gain INT to hit/damage plus know the angles and you’ll rip through 11-20 in no time. No need to waste a heart.

By default, your G key toggles auto targeting on/off. If it’s automatically selecting enemies as you point at them, it’s turned on.

I usually turn that off and select targets myself.

You can do that by right-clicking a target, using tab to cycle through them, and so on. I almost always use the tab key to select a target I want. Usually one at the back of the mob. Spell caster or boss if available.

Sometimes with mobs, instead I’ll select a target and ball them up by running around them, keeping the select target toward the back so that I’m at least striking other targets between us when possible.

I’d just play with it a bit and see what feels good to you.

Killer is pretty nice in the DWS tree.

And if you do inqui again, I might suggest going heavier in ranger (especially if you don’t have arti). That would get you improved precise shot for free. I did a build that was 12 ranger/6rogue/2arti once and it was pretty solid.

If she’s also done the quest line a couple of times, she might be able to turn in for the Voice, too. It’s a guaranteed end reward.

Check the wiki, though. The sequence for turning in is kinda weird. The sequence is detailed on the tips section on this one:

https://ddowiki.com/page/Return_to_Delera%27s_Tomb_(quest)

Yep. And it’s hitting lots of stuff. My wife uses a CPAP and it might be a year before she can get a new one.

Keep in mind that at level 10, you can play even level 7 stuff on elite and won’t suffer an xp penalty. That might open up a fair bit of material.

Sure. I ended up with something like this:

https://imgur.com/kcKE51h

I was doing a deep gnome iconic life, so I put 11 points into the deep gnome tree (I have 2 bonus racial AP). If you didn't want to do any racial points, you could spend that in several ways.

- more points into your skeleton buddy

- more points into EK

- 11 points in the feydark illusionist tree could get you more spellpoints, illusory weaponry, intelligence, and greater color spray

- 11 points in harper agent could get you INT to hit and damage and Know the angles

I would ditch the archmage tree. When I play PM (just got done with another one recently), I usually play mostly in the EK tree until level 8 or so and then switch over to mostly PM. It’s easy to reset trees and rebuild as you go. EK is a lot of survivability at those low levels. Do go enough into PM to get your undead form and smelly companion at those low levels though.

Level 12 is where you’ll see the PM really take off. You’ll have necrotic blast (which works much like a fireball) and you’ll just nuke most stuff.

I usually end up doing something similar to strimtom’s build in the end. 41 in PM, most of the rest in EK

Like others have said, there’s enough content at that level that you can skip the harbor altogether if you want to.

I still usually run the ww and shantokor chains for coin lord favor so I can boost inventory storage but I usually do them around level 6 now so I can just blaze through them. They’re fast and give good xp.

Interesting. I guess I read this the wrong way:

“One Dimensional Hireling Folder per account. Your Dimensional Hireling Folder will be delivered to the character who speaks with NPC Garthalmor in game in the Saltmarsh public area.”

I’ll definitely check next time I’m on. Thanks!

The new folder you buy from the store may be BtA, but the one you get from the saltmarsh pack is BtC

Reincarnation is a big subject. You have heroic TR for class past lives. Racial TR for racial past lives. Iconic reincarnation for iconic past lives (which also grant you a class past life). And epic Reincarnation (ER) for epic past lives.

I’d start by reading more about the system:

https://ddowiki.com/page/Reincarnation

To your title question, epic past lives offer probably the most powerful boosts. At the least, I’d consider running to 30 and then doing an ER and then a TR. unless you just don’t like the class you’re playing and want to go ahead and get out of it.

Kinda whatever you feel like. Farming some low level quests for gear for when you TR could certainly be useful. Especially if you know what class you’re going with next.

And farming heart seeds shouldn’t take long. Most epic quests offer them as end rewards when you hit 30. Plus if you have commendations of valor, you can turn those into heart seeds too. 100 commendations to a seed