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rayk
06-05-2006, 19:39
Hello, this is my first post and I am confused with the advantages and disadvantages of Fury/Rabies and Rabies/FC PvP wolves. I read Kaz's flaming rabies guide and the geocities guide for fury/rabies combo. Can someone explain what's better about Kaz's character and what's worse? Because I tried dueling with my level 42 wolf who uses fc/rabies combo and he gets owned a lot :/
Liquid_Evil
07-05-2006, 02:20
I was under the impression that 1.11 pretty much killed the Flaming Rabies build. In 1.10 it was a must to (ab)use the Carrion Wind synergy bug. The twenty points could be saved to power fire claws or pump lycanthropy. Now that the Carrion Wind bug and to a lesser extent, the "Stone" runeword bug, do NOT work, points have to be spread so thin I don't see how they can be effective.

Fury/Rabies are still very effective however.
MasterX
07-05-2006, 04:40
Rebuild a Fury and rabies build by following Stouts guide.
rayk
07-05-2006, 07:16
oh ok thanks, another question do werewolf/werebear hybrids exist anymore?
Liquid_Evil
07-05-2006, 10:29
oh ok thanks, another question do werewolf/werebear hybrids exist anymore?

I'm sure they exist. People are always looking for a challenge. However, they are much less effective than a pure build of either and again, we are talking about spreading points thin. I'd just pick one or the other. :thumbsup:
Ce Olba
07-05-2006, 11:04
I'm sure they exist. People are always looking for a challenge. However, they are much less effective than a pure build of either and again, we are talking about spreading points thin. I'd just pick one or the other. :thumbsup:

I think you're wrong here. I think that a Rabies/Fury druid does _way_ better overall than either a pure Rabies druid (easily negated/killed before poison duration is over) or a Fury druid (no secondary attack to do dmg while Furying away, so it's like a Zealot).
Liquid_Evil
07-05-2006, 11:08
I think you're wrong here. I think that a Rabies/Fury druid does _way_ better overall than either a pure Rabies druid (easily negated/killed before poison duration is over) or a Fury druid (no secondary attack to do dmg while Furying away, so it's like a Zealot).

Uhh...I think you misread. I too think that Fury/Rabies is better than both pure Fury or pure Rabies. It was a werewolf/werebear hybrid that I was questioning.