Just remember if you're an agent or rogue and rely on dodging and moving fast, you at least need leather armor  from level 20 or above because you will get hit hard by  the mobs and you need armor to protect you, so your best choice is armor:leather
when you are up to level 30, then you will buy leather armor with steel protection
So  definitely get the armor:leather skill and practice it

Debating making an agent, though currently on my rogue and going in circles trying to find that damn hoodlums quest. Everything else in the docks needs it to be done. I've done everything up to the drill. I'd like to knock out all the starter quests, so...any hints?

Also, should I try an agent, or is it stupidly gold intensive?

hello guys i am kinda new with these muds so i have installed mushz and currantly using alter aeon with it.
now how do i connect this one there?
i tryed to go in new world and typed the address in the box after the  world name and the port and also the proxy port as well but its not working for some reason
can any one guide me with it?
thanks!

Figured I would put myself out there. I'm going to start working on a simple VIP soundpack for the game. I've only ever made simple communication triggers for myself, but I'll see if I can put something together. If anyone wants to help feel free to send me a forum message, I'll be keeping an eye on them.

Regarding soundpack I could help if someone can help with doing that. To be honest my knowledge is not that good, I am just a sound designer.

So, folks....not sure if I'm doing something wrong, or if I picked my wrong weapon, I liked daggers on rogues. However, I went with sword for my agent guy, because I wanted to mix it up.

So, question..n.

Given I went with a Loanman agent, did I mess up by picking sword for my weapon?

So, one more question...

Should I go for a more combat focused Agent? I like the idea of an Evonia agent that focuses on murdering things, but my loanman is a good idea. I like the idea of the network, really, but I also love how rogues have more ways to get XP (stealing and pickpockets and so forth) without pure combat.

So do any other classes have those perks?

EDIT: Love the combat messages, to. Dagger ones make me feel bad for killing and attacking. Swords aren't quite as lethal...

EDIT #2: Okay I'm a happy Jace. Dayrinni said I got a good name they like. Score

@LordLondon:

Now that makes me want to ditch my agent and go for rogue again. I like the idea of pickpockets to get XP vs solid murdering things for XP, but Agent's such an awesome idea theme wise with the gadgets...

Loneman agents were popular when I played more often. A lot easier to get rp and group play going, and briskness is a fun buff for groups. I guess evonia is great for solo play, with the multiple sneak attacks to cycle when backstab is on cooldown. Shadowblade's nightblade attack puts you into hidden when you use it, so you can start a fight with two of your more specialized strikes. Granted, you don't get the fun area of effect backstabs that Loneman get.

   personally, I'm going with daggers as I did see the existence of a weapon that can be best described as a gun dagger. Stab, shoot, stab shoot.

EDIT: Oh and don't set messages to 'none', I made that mistake. Goodbye attack/defense text. That was a fun few minutes with murdering things.

Alright, so....where to get decentish starting weapons?

@61 Thank you for this clarification. I can understand why it's given that description, and you are exactly right. That is exactly why I hate most RP Enforced games. I can't tell you how many times I've tried an RP Enforced game, and even asking a question on the newbie channel, I get told off for being ooc. And if they don't have a newbie channel, I ask on chat or whatever, for lack of anywhere else to ask, and again, shot down. WTF? Roleplaying can be fun, but not if you get told off for every tiny infraction, especially when you're brand new to the game and genuinely need help.

This is why I never, ever, ever play Iron Realms games. They are all heavily RP Enforced and they're jerks to you if you break it even a little, even as a newbie. I dunno if they've gotten any better over the years, but I don't really want to know. I also played one that I don't remember the name once and it was custom codebase, but had a very, very similar feel to IR games, and encountered a similar reception. So, you can see why overall, RP enforced puts a very bad taste in my mouth. That said, I might check this one out because it does sound cool.