Was wondering what kind of skill setup you need for the different titles ingame.

here r the Titles i´ve seen/played so far:

1. Templar (3*Mageskills, 3*Rangerskills, 4*Fighterskills)
2. Paladin
3. Battlemage
4. Vanquisher
5. Pirate
6. Rouge
7. Mercenary
8. Barbarian
9. Scoundrel
10. Wizard

I've seen Pyromancer...

Im an Obsidian Mage! (or shadow wizard, but i hate that title so always put on a useless skill to change it)

Pyromancer
Hydrostatic mage
shadow sorceror
hmm, those 3 missing, know there are a couple more, just can't think straight with all these........

I noticed that part of my title seemed to change when I learned a new skill. Could have been my imagination but I picked up Fire Circle and Pyromania and maxed them out then noticed my title was "Flaming" despite never having used a fire spell.

I believe the combination of words in your title come from:

* Level (Rookie, Greenhorn, etc...)
* Slotted Skills
* Attributes

** Maybe non-attribute bonus stats
** Maybe gear (definitely in regards to attribute points, otherwise, I'm not sure)

First word is related directly to highest attribute as it relates to the others, most likely just to the 2nd highest
Next is your level related, it changes as you level up, but it is also dependant on your actual class (so related to skills on skill bar), the First word will also change dependant on class in the same way.
And then of course there is the actual class on the end, and that is directly related to skills on the bar only, but as I said, each class has different words it uses in the first 2 parts, so changing your class by moving skills around will alter actually all of the sections of your title.

Tried to make that easy to understand, I probably missed it though hehe.

Well, since I already knew it, you made it all perfectly clear

This title seems based on:
(1) class of the skill, quantity of each
(2) attack/passive/buff

having 3 fighter passives is a different title than 3 fighter attacks.

Oh, you missed my favorite title:
Monster Bait (no skills in the bars)

I played with skills a little, here were some unusual ones:

Ninja
Cleric
Witch Doctor

got one more
Defender

Also:

Druid

Scavenger

vanquisher is also called arcane vanquisher...... thats what i am now and soon to change

I have played around with my skills, and found that:

Shadow lightning, holy roller, gaseous blast, ring of fire, righteous stomp, the poison boost, improved shadow lightning, book worm, the first mage passive (not couch potato, the other one that gives 100% mana boost), and soul rend

This gives me:

White Wizard


Haven't really tried to narrow it down yet as to what gives me the title exactly...but that is a start for someone to play around with.

You are getting White Wizard because of 3 offensive skills with divine damage. Problem with using soul rend as a wizard is it only does damage if your "hit" which at least when i play a mage my attack rating is very low and rarely hit.

i've seen all those class names but the one that really intrests me is Samurai, i don't know how she got it but you have got to admit that is a pretty sweet class name.

Bah i've been experimenting with skills and still havent found out how to get the Samurai class name, i guess it's my gear? =\

I'm running around as a Witty Divine Inquisitor at level 31.

I saw someone with meteoric fighter

Yesterday, Ulrich was a Meteoric Ranger. Another character (not mine) was a Buccaneer.

ROFL one time i got monster chow

Yesterday, I saw a player with 'Assassin'.

Friend of mine is a "Touchy pirate".

Monster Chow is if you remove your skills and have the hot-bar all empty.

I had 5 skills in my hotbar, though

I've played with ny skills a bit and found " anesthetic vanquisher ".

My friend pokeystick got Solar Vanquisher

im a jedi, joking im a pirate

Edited by Rben_4815 (10/08/07 11:56 AM)

Well with my char im either a Ninja a Scrapper or a Scout

well could a battlemage be consider one...... i am a fighter with lots of str. and end................ 320 str. and 116 end.

The other day I was monkeying around with a hybrid character--I started as a straight fighter, but went with a lot of int and agi items. I put Shadow Lightning and Improved Shadow Lightning along with Offensive Gesture in my skillbar, along with 3 other passives and got the title "Multifarious Hardened Pandemonical Fighter."

I've tampered with Mage titles for a while, and got the following:

Fire = Pyromancer
Ice = Ice Wizard
Shadow = Shadow Wizard
Poison = Venom Wizard
Fire + Shadow = Obsidian Mage
Fire + Ice = Entropic Mage
Fire + Poison = Sulphuric Mage
Ice + Shadow = Hydrostatic Mage
Ice + Poison = Cryoacidic Mage
Shadow + Poison = Chaotic Mage
More than two combinations = Arcane Mage

it should also be noted that your "spec sheet" also plays a role in your character title. i searched this thread for stat to see if anyone posted this before and didnt find it. more end will give you something like "hardened" or "well built" or str will give you stuff like "muscular" and what not

Your primary stat for your build does play into your title. For example a fighter can be toned, muscular, hard etc based on their str/agi ratio. The same goes for a mage and their int. I havent payed attention to the exact numbers. I know for higher levels hitting a total of 600 points in one stat causes a name change.

ok this one is new. I got the title of muscular warlord as a level 81 fighter and boy is he a beast

this isn't really a title but i made it up......... I am a wizard with a rb crossbow and so i call myself a RaMage

playing as a fighter and using some fire spells gives you the title meteoric destructer

The first to titles of your "Class Description" depend on your Stats in your Respec sheet. The others depend on your spells, as all my stats were arranged in what I use as a fighter, yet changed my spells, and my descripion was one of a ranger. I have seen the titles of "Bounty Hunter" "Dark Assassin" "Anesthetic Ranger" "Divine Buccaneer"

witch doctor, ice templar, ice knight, ice defender

You know the view your character's threeplanet sofware thing already has the class titles?

Ok, to sum up what we know so far. . .

There are four part of each class title and each part of that class title tells you and everyone else a little bit about your build.

1st- The first part of your class name simply describes your four attributes after gear. It's farily explainitory.
-all-knowing, genius, etc.= hey, you're pretty intelligence based aren't you?
-hardy, enduring, etc.= you have alot of endurance
-acrobatic, spry, etc.= you are mostly agility/probably a ranger of some type
-strong, toned, etc.= you have alot of strength.

there are quite a few combinations and it seems to take into account two or maybe even your three highest attributes, maybe even all four if you are balanced, I have seen "well-rounded" or something akin to that.

2nd- From what we have all dicerned the second word of the four relates to your characters level. It seems to assign certain words to class-level combinations but I haven't been able to figure out the exact way that this works. Still pretty simple just from looking at it.
-bush league, rookie, noobie= not very high level
-Ace, Distinguished, Heroic= very high level
More help on the word it chooses for you would be appreciated, as Level 100's have a few different ones.

3rd- the third part of a character class seems to relate to your elemental choosing, or lack there of. THere are alot of combinations that have already been discussed on this forum, so I'll give a very brief few examples.

-White, Divine= divine damage
-Flaming, Pyro= Fire damamge
-Ice, (other ones)= Ice damamge
-Dark, Shadow= Shadow damage
-Poison, Venom= Poison damage
-Brutish, Stinging= no damage selection/ physical damamge
-Arcane= three or more types of damage.
Again, there are a ton of unexplained ones that I will not go into and it seems that the exact word that is selected is again based on your final word.

4th- the one that we enjoy the most! also the one that makes us sound cool. By my count there are the following classes.
Mage, Mancer (pyromancer), Templar, Ninja, Pois, Assassin, Battlemage, Chow, Drifter, Conjurer, Summoner, Fighter, Knight, Hunter, Paladin, Mercenary, Barbarian, Buccaneer, Druid, Wizard, Vanquisher, Rogue, Scoundrel, Seer Stuntman, Inquisitor, Scout, Runner, Sorcerer, Cammando(confirmed?), Defender, just to name a few.
Many thanks to Snarky for his extensive work on the cataloging of classes.

As Vahlen originally stated, your class seems to be determined by the number of skills in your bar from each class. Theoretically that means that there are a little over 59,000 possible classes (59,049 if my math is correct, normally it isn't). This of course assumes that even one skill change would change your class, it doesn't, but that gives you an idea of just how good the developers are and what they had to deal with.
All skills from the mage trainer are considered mage skills, and the same goes for fighter and ranger skills.

This still may not be correct as I'm under the impression that it's even more complex than what I have described here, but it's a good start until our fine development team give us some more clues.

As always, sorry for my longwindedness.

Fire = Pyro(mancer)
Ice = Ice
Shadow = Shadow
Poison = Venom
Divine = White
Fire + Ice = Entropic
Fire + Shadow = Obsidian
Fire + Poison = Sulphuric
Fire + Divine = Solar
Ice + Shadow = Hydrostatic
Ice + Poison = Cryoacidic
Ice + Divine = Auroric
Shadow + Poison = Chaotic
Shadow + Divine = Pandemonical
Poison + Divine = Ambrosial

Flaming Defender is a new one

How hard is it to use a website?

http://threeplanetssoftware.com/software/dr/title.php

Little Known Fact #67890: The top website isn't my character, the bottom one is.



Edited by Weedhead (02/04/08 08:06 PM)

Weedhead, as usual, you have no clue:

1) This is an old, but still valid thread. Folks have been posting their title finds as they actually find them.

2) Those websites are brand new.

3) Those websites are a work in progress and are created by players, not the developers. Furthermore, a complete list of "class" titles (Paladin, for example), not to mention the various permutations due to skills and/or attributes (Meteoric, for example) aren't published by the developers.

4) Those websites don't have all of the various titles (see point 3)! Snarky only started capturing data recently and the only titles he has are those that belong to characters that have been searched using his website. I, for example, played around with different skills and posted 17 different "classes" that weren't listed on his website at the time I posted them (and I know, because I verified all 17 classes against his website before I posted them): Linky...

Ouch.

There is a famous bit of wisdom that has been floating around for hundred years or more.
Usually attributed to Abraham Lincoln, but there is no documentation of that.

More and more lately, reading these fora reminds me of it.


Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.