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Faerdin -> All you need to know about SoulWeaving (2/28/2012 19:44:58)
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[image]http://i1204.photobucket.com/albums/bb408/shadowbird14/SoulWeaver%20Guide/SoulWeaverBanner29.jpg[/image] Table of Contents Type Ctrl+F and then type in the symbols toward the side of each Chapter ( [Number]) for easy navigation! [1] Introduction [2] SoulWeaving: A Brief Summary [3] How to Obtain [4] Matching Equipment [5] Stat Builds [6] Class Abilities [7] Battle Strategies [8] Frequently Asked Questions [9] Credits and Thanks If the Guide appears outdated to you, feel free to send a Private Message to me or Shaiyal with any information on what should be updated! [image]http://forums2.battleon.com/f/image/pm.gif[/image] Faerdin [image]http://forums2.battleon.com/f/image/pm.gif[/image] Shaiyal
Introduction [1]
Welcome to the all new Guide for SoulWeavers! Faerdin and Shaiyal are here once again to assist you in every way possible when utilizing Ravenloss' elemental powerhouse. Widely considered to be one of the most reliable non-Dragon Coin Classes, SoulWeaver is an excellent tool for both Farmers and players who wish to overcome the most fearsome monsters Lore has to offer. In this Guide, we will grant you all of the information we feel is necessary to make you the best SoulWeaver you can be. Let's begin, shall we?
SoulWeaving: A Brief Summary[2] *Warning: Potential Spoilers in this Section*
The concept of SoulWeaving is first introduced to the heroes of Lore during the desperate battle against Drakonnan, which is known as the Great Fire War. It is in the lair of the pyromancer Drakonnan that players first found a SoulWeaver by the name of Tomix (Who also happens to be an artist for Dragonfable in real life). After this event, Tomix takes the spotlight in the following Mogloween, where the heroes learn that a Corrupted Elemental Spirit named Greed wishes to feed on the candy-induced hatred and greed of Bubble, Toil, Trouble, and the citizens of Falconreach. Though Tomix and the heroes eventually triumph over Greed, he makes a startling return in Tomix's very own Questline, aptly named the Ravenloss Saga (For it is in the city of Ravenloss that the Saga takes place). It is after the Ravenloss Saga is completed that Tomix happily shares the secrets of SoulWeaving with the heroes of Dragonfable.
SoulWeavers are adept in the art of weaving with Elemental Spirits, to which SoulWeavers are always bound. The Elemental Spirit with whom a SoulWeaver weaves is called a SoulAlly, and their powers are essential in creating the nigh unbreakable thread known as Soul Thread. In addition to weaving with Soul Thread, SoulWeavers are also capable of manipulating the souls of others (But only with permission). Using special gloves called Spirit-Looms, SoulWeavers work together and typically form bonds of friendship and trust with their SoulAllies. SoulWeavers who weave with Corrupted Elemental Spirits such as Greed and Envy are called ChaosWeavers.
Aegis, the icy Elemental Spirit of Valor, is the SoulAlly to whom the Hero of Dragonfable is bound. Formerly a SoulWeaver, he became an Elemental Spirit after succumbing to the bitter cold of a frozen lake while journeying with his friends. After meeting the Dragonfable Hero in the Plane of Elemental Spirits and conquering Uthuluc, a terrible beast that resides there, Aegis expresses his desire to aid the Hero in his quest to defend the world of Lore and protect all that is noble and good. After this strange occurrence, SoulWeavers are free to obtain Aegis as a Guest regardless of whether they hold a Dragon Amulet or not.
Tomix later explains that there are four branches of Weaving (SoulWeaver, ChaosWeaver, SoulSmith, and Murk) and tells the story of how SoulWeaving originated in Book Three. A man named Tanislav met a dark and mysterious stranger in the village of Mortem and received a parchment from him. It contained a ritual that was said to be able to cure the illness of his dying son, and after attempting every alternative, he turned to this ritual. The sacrifice of his wife and later the entirety of the village was necessary to create an elixir of liquid life strong enough to cure his son. While the son did live, the father later took his own life out of guilt.
The surviving son, Roirr, was the very first Weaver to have ever lived. Those in the village whose lives were lost had become Elemental Spirits which Roirr used in uncovering this new magical art. From his children were borne the Four Weaving Families: Baltael was the first SoulWeaver, Pandora was the first ChaosWeaver, and Oyva was the first SoulSmith. The identity of the first Murk is still unknown.
How to Obtain [3]
The first step to obtaining the SoulWeaver Class is to find the Ravenloss Portal in Falconreach. The Ravenloss Portal can be found by following this path:
Center of Falconreach -> Down -> Left -> Left -> Up -> Enter Portal
Once you arrive in Ravenloss, all you must do is follow these simple steps:
1) Defeat Greed in the Judgement(Wheel) Day Quest at the end of the Ravenloss Saga.*
2) Re-enter the normal version of Ravenloss and watch Tomix's "Meet Aegis" cutscene.
3) Gather Shards of the Spirit-Loom from Tomix's Random Quests and return them to him in exchange for the Class and its Abilities. You need seventeen Shards of the Spirit-Loom in total (Three to unlock the Class, fourteen to unlock all of the Abilities), and the fastest Quest for obtaining Shards of the Spirit-Loom is widely considered to be the "Children of Ravenloss" Quest.
If you fail to unlock SoulWeaver after completing all of these tasks, do not panic. There is no doubt that you will receive the SoulWeaver Class eventually; just try clearing your cache, restarting your web browser if necessary, and completing these tasks again.
* While you are in the Ravenloss War Zone, you must watch two cutscenes before taking on Greed. They are called "Meeting Vaal" and "Making Plans." Once you conquer Greed, do NOT use the "Return to Falconreach" button. Instead, leave the area through the Ravenloss Portal located toward the right side of the Zone.
Matching Equipment [4]
Now that you have some of the basic information on SoulWeaver, you may be wondering which pieces of equipment look nice with the Class. You will be able to find some solutions to that problem here!
Stat Builds [5]
Standard
Level 10
STR/INT/DEX: 20
END: 10
WIS: 15
Level 20
STR/INT/DEX: 50
END: 20
WIS: 25
Level 30
STR/INT/DEX: 70
END: 40
WIS: 35
Level 40
STR/INT/DEX: 100
END: 55
WIS: 40
Level 50
STR/INT/DEX: 125
END: 75
WIS: 45
Level 60
STR/INT/DEX: 150
END: 90
WIS: 55
Level 70
STR/INT/DEX: 200
END: 90
WIS: 55
Level 80
STR/INT/DEX: 200
END: 140
WIS: 55
Annihilator
Level 10
STR/INT/DEX: 20
END: 10
WIS: 15
Level 20
STR/INT/DEX: 50
END: 20
WIS: 25
Level 30
STR/INT/DEX: 70
END: 40
WIS: 35
Level 40
STR/INT/DEX: 100
END: 35
WIS: 40
LUK: 20
Level 50
STR/INT/DEX: 135
END: 45
WIS: 45
LUK: 20
Level 60
STR/INT/DEX: 165
END: 55
WIS: 55
LUK: 20
Level 70
STR/INT/DEX: 200
END: 70
WIS: 55
LUK: 20
Level 80
STR/INT/DEX: 200
END: 90
WIS: 55
LUK: 50
Note: I have only written offensive Builds here since SoulWeaver caters more so to offense than defense. If you prefer a defensive and less aggressive approach, Classes like enTropy, DragonLord, and Necromancer would be more appropriate.
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