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[twodaysago]

Use DR card and Valk Shield with racial card.... the best reduction

[CharAznable]

I do already have an immune nid. I think I have said this before in the first page that I play non-melee class most of the time.

 

If you have Immune Nid already, I'd get DR HBP. 

[Hrothmund]

I'd say DR. as Azzy pointed out your not going to use HBP in PVP, so that's ruled out.

 

For pve/mvp, I either use DR HBP with appropriate elemental (or other) armor, or if there is a heavy hitting elemental attack involved I'm usually using a 30% elemental proxy garb (or 30% muffler, not everythings up to date ).

 

 

[Dreimdal]

I'm sorry if this has been asked before, but I'm still not sure which card should I put in it. Right now I'm thinking of Orc Baby card (a bit bored with Raydric). I'm looking for something all-rounded. Thanks in advance.

 

Edit: No trolling please, thank you.

 

Deviling or Giant Whisper are the most appropriate cards for it in my opinion. Deviling since it stacks best with the neutral reduction, and Giant Whisper since it stacks well with the attack bonus. A soloing MVP Gen would put the Deviling backpack to best use I think. As long as you fight MVPs that don't use many, or any, elemental attacks, like Tao Gunka. Orc Baby doesn't stack as well, and the flee bonus is pretty useless after you're a high enough level and killing big mobs. In the end, it depends upon which character classes you'll use it on, and you might want to consider the resale value as well.

 

Backpack is not good for PVP or WoE unless you're the type who can avoid getting hit. Some suras can get away with that if they hit fast and then snap out of range of attackers. But most players (and that includes most suras) are better off wearing the WoE set because of the demi-reduction it gives. The aco/wiz set gives 19%. The archer/thief set gives 20%. And the merchant/swordman set gives 21% demihuman reduction. If you miss even one piece (such as while wearing a backpack) you'll miss out on a very large percentage of that reduction.