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Dezza: /* Tanking Styles */

2010-01-31T00:47:19Z

Tanking Styles

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	Mages may take aggro due to their high-spike damage. It is not preferable to have a Mage tank due to their low defense and HP.		Mages may take aggro due to their high-spike damage. It is not preferable to have a Mage tank due to their low defense and HP.

-	Archers may take aggro due to their DoTs and high single-target damage. It is not preferable to have ~~a Mage~~ tank due to their low defense and HP.	+	Archers may take aggro due to their DoTs and high single-target damage. It is not preferable to have an Archer tank due to their low defense and HP.

	=See Also=		=See Also=

Ivramire: link to tanking guide

2009-06-23T06:23:51Z

link to tanking guide

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	Archers may take aggro due to their DoTs and high single-target damage. It is not preferable to have a Mage tank due to their low defense and HP.		Archers may take aggro due to their DoTs and high single-target damage. It is not preferable to have a Mage tank due to their low defense and HP.
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		+	=See Also=
		+	[[Tanking Guide]]

	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]

Ivramire: added info

2009-03-23T16:11:56Z

added info

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-	A term given to a character, usually a [[Fighter~~\|fighter~~]] with a high defense, who has the job of taking all the ~~[[Aggression\|aggression]] from~~ a ~~horde of monsters~~.	+	A term given to a character, usually a [[Fighter]] with high defense, who has the job of taking all the damage for a party.

-	A [[Cleric\|~~cleric~~]] is often useful to a tanker, as he/she can heal the damage being taken by the tanker.	+	A [[Cleric\|Cleric]] is often useful to a tanker, as he/she can heal the damage being taken by the tanker.
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		+	Tankers need not be Fighters
		+	*a Cleric who tanks is called a '''Clanker'''
		+	*a Mage who tanks is called a '''Mank'''
		+	*an Archer who tanks is called a '''Tarcher'''

	== Tanking Styles ==		== Tanking Styles ==
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	In an [[Area Of Effect\|AoE]] attack, the tank runs through a [[Mob\|mob]] of idling monsters, and pulls them back, usually to a waiting party, in order to defeat the group. The tank has the job of taking all the damage from the bad guys and holding on to the aggression by using a [[Mock\|mock]]-styled attack.		In an [[Area Of Effect\|AoE]] attack, the tank runs through a [[Mob\|mob]] of idling monsters, and pulls them back, usually to a waiting party, in order to defeat the group. The tank has the job of taking all the damage from the bad guys and holding on to the aggression by using a [[Mock\|mock]]-styled attack.

-	In a [[Kingdom Quests\|Kingdom Quest]], the tanker usually uses a mock-styled attack to increased the aggression between themselves and ~~be bad guy(s)~~, again to generate a higher aggression than anyone else on the field, so that only they take damage.	+	In a [[Kingdom Quests\|Kingdom Quest]], the tanker usually uses a mock-styled attack to increased the aggression between themselves and mobs, again to generate a higher aggression than anyone else on the field, so that only they take damage.
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		+	Clerics may take aggro by healing the characters being attacked by the mobs. If the aggro generated by healing becomes more than the aggro generated by the other character's damage, the Cleric takes aggro and becomes the Clank.
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		+	Mages may take aggro due to their high-spike damage. It is not preferable to have a Mage tank due to their low defense and HP.
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		+	Archers may take aggro due to their DoTs and high single-target damage. It is not preferable to have a Mage tank due to their low defense and HP.

	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]

Stelio: adding Category:Glossary

2009-03-18T06:53:34Z

adding Category:Glossary

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	In a [[Kingdom Quests\|Kingdom Quest]], the tanker usually uses a mock-styled attack to increased the aggression between themselves and be bad guy(s), again to generate a higher aggression than anyone else on the field, so that only they take damage.		In a [[Kingdom Quests\|Kingdom Quest]], the tanker usually uses a mock-styled attack to increased the aggression between themselves and be bad guy(s), again to generate a higher aggression than anyone else on the field, so that only they take damage.
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		+	[[Category:Glossary]]

Vasu: Typos, and small points

2008-10-04T02:51:22Z

Typos, and small points

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-	A term given to a character, ~~usally~~ a [[Fighter\|fighter]] with a high defense, who has the job of taking all the [[Aggression\|aggression]] from a horde of monsters.	+	A term given to a character, usually a [[Fighter\|fighter]] with a high defense, who has the job of taking all the [[Aggression\|aggression]] from a horde of monsters.

-	A [[Cleric\|cleric]] is often useful to a tanker.	+	A [[Cleric\|cleric]] is often useful to a tanker, as he/she can heal the damage being taken by the tanker.

	== Tanking Styles ==		== Tanking Styles ==

Kitsia: /* Tanking Styles */

2008-08-25T16:10:16Z

Tanking Styles

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	In an [[Area Of Effect\|AoE]] attack, the tank runs through a [[Mob\|mob]] of idling monsters, and pulls them back, usually to a waiting party, in order to defeat the group. The tank has the job of taking all the damage from the bad guys and holding on to the aggression by using a [[Mock\|mock]]-styled attack.		In an [[Area Of Effect\|AoE]] attack, the tank runs through a [[Mob\|mob]] of idling monsters, and pulls them back, usually to a waiting party, in order to defeat the group. The tank has the job of taking all the damage from the bad guys and holding on to the aggression by using a [[Mock\|mock]]-styled attack.

-	In a [[Kingdom ~~Quest~~\|~~kingdom quest~~]], the tanker usually uses a mock-styled attack to increased the aggression between themselves and be bad guy(s), again to generate a higher aggression than anyone else on the field, so that only they take damage.	+	In a [[Kingdom Quests\|Kingdom Quest]], the tanker usually uses a mock-styled attack to increased the aggression between themselves and be bad guy(s), again to generate a higher aggression than anyone else on the field, so that only they take damage.

OzzyD at 08:48, 21 April 2008

2008-04-21T08:48:01Z

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-	A term given to a character, usally a [[Fighter\|fighter]] ~~who has~~ a high defense, who has the job of taking all the [[Aggression\|~~agression~~]] from a horde of monsters.	+
		+	A term given to a character, usally a [[Fighter\|fighter]] with a high defense, who has the job of taking all the [[Aggression\|aggression]] from a horde of monsters.
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		+	A [[Cleric\|cleric]] is often useful to a tanker.
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		+	== Tanking Styles ==
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		+	In an [[Area Of Effect\|AoE]] attack, the tank runs through a [[Mob\|mob]] of idling monsters, and pulls them back, usually to a waiting party, in order to defeat the group. The tank has the job of taking all the damage from the bad guys and holding on to the aggression by using a [[Mock\|mock]]-styled attack.
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		+	In a [[Kingdom Quest\|kingdom quest]], the tanker usually uses a mock-styled attack to increased the aggression between themselves and be bad guy(s), again to generate a higher aggression than anyone else on the field, so that only they take damage.

OzzyD at 08:34, 21 April 2008

2008-04-21T08:34:13Z

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A term given to a character, usally a [[Fighter|fighter]] who has a high defense, who has the job of taking all the [[Aggression|agression]] from a horde of monsters.