Specialpatrol wrote:Some of these "rules" are a bit silly.
Why is it only allowed to use Morale 1? If a fight lasts long enough for duelers to build up Morale 2 or even 3 they should of course have the option to use it. It seems to be a way to gimp certain classes, while buffing others (i.e. those with more solid 1v1 options for Morale 1).
And since everybody can spec both Cleansing Wind and Resolute Defense, I don't really understand why it's not allowed. If you can't deal with it, rethink your build and/or renown spec. Or move on to next duel.
And why can't a r35 challenge a r26 (or whatever), if he wants? The r26 can just say no. And if the r35 looses, it would not be too good for his or her e-peen.
Old school dueling rules were pretty simple: No heal pots and pocket items allowed. Go!
M1 is only allowed for several reasons. 1: Most M2+ are unfair against most, if not certain classes. Such as Shield Wall and the Slayer/Choppa M2 2: Dueling should be based on a player's skill to take advantage of the opponent's rotation (if you're fast enough to read it) and use of core abilities 3. M1 is more of a pick-me-up to give the player a slight advantage (heal, AP, dmg, etc)
And with Cleansing Wind and Resolute Defense, both are unfair advantages. Like I said, dueling is based on skill and how well you're build/spec is against ALL, if not MOST other classes. Plus, it's naturally discouraged because of how much renown points we're given at the moment (40).
And for the higher rank not allowed to challenge a lowbie, that should be self-explanatory. I don't want any lowbies being taken advantage of by higher ranked, whether it'd be a simple duel or not. As I said before, dueling is based on skill and dueling someone lower than you is already an advantage.
So to recap, dueling is based on skill and how well you use your build/spec in a fair fight against, ALL if not, MOST other classes, M1 gives a fair/slight advantage, and challenging lowbies is self-explanatory.
As Dab stated, if you'd like to host your own dueling event then the rules are on you
