Alpha:Priest - Revision history

DrPumpkinz: /* Race And Deity Choices */

2015-02-05T00:01:32Z

‎Race And Deity Choices

The Cakemeister: "Alphaizing" the links

2012-06-26T06:10:36Z

"Alphaizing" the links

Madness: Robot: Cosmetic changes

2012-04-22T09:15:50Z

Robot: Cosmetic changes

Madness: /* Factory */clean up

2012-04-22T06:44:27Z

‎Factory: clean up

Madness: clean up

2012-04-22T06:31:23Z

clean up

Zaratustra: moved Priest to Alpha:Priest

2011-12-01T19:56:25Z

moved Priest to Alpha:Priest

Gentlegiant03: Linkifying, categorizing

2010-12-31T00:25:45Z

Linkifying, categorizing

Gentlegiant03: Adding sub-cat

2010-12-06T15:16:17Z

Adding sub-cat

Gentlegiant03: Fixing InfoBox

2010-11-22T16:25:15Z

Fixing InfoBox

Gentlegiant03: Updating infobox with new field info

2010-11-21T05:19:32Z

Updating infobox with new field info

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 Halfling is perhaps the most obvious choice of race for a priest, allowing for, at a minimum, 10 health potions in a standard game. This is especially useful for challenge dungeons. For halflings, carrying glyphs or leaving them on the ground until you actually need to convert them is a good idea. Humans are another solid choice, being able to use the attack bonus to take advantage of higher max health. Dwarves would potentially have another 6/level max health at their disposal, making it easier to take on slightly tougher enemies early on. In both cases, hitting high level undead as early as possible without wasting potions is a good idea.
-Since you get the best mileage out of fighting undead enemies, picking [[Alpha:Dracul|Dracul]] as a priest is a great way to make your life harder and shorter (and he doesn't accept priests anyway). [[Alpha:Glowing Guardian|Glowing Guardian]] also loses out since the chief benefit is from his healing, which you can already do effectively with your potions. Aside from that, though, priests can make use of basically any other deity's powers.
+Since you get the best mileage out of fighting undead enemies, picking [[Alpha:Dracul|Dracul]] as a priest is a great way to make your life harder and shorter. [[Alpha:Glowing Guardian|Glowing Guardian]] also loses out since the chief benefit is from his healing, which you can already do effectively with your potions. Aside from that, though, priests can make use of basically any other deity's powers.
 == Challenge Modes ==

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 |tier=1 (Basic)
 |unlocked=Available at start
-|rewards=Unlocks [[Monk]] class
+|rewards=Unlocks [[Alpha:Monk|Monk]] class
 |skills=
 '''Good Health''' - +2 health gain per level<br />
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 |}}
-The '''priest''' is one of the four starting [[classes]] in Desktop Dungeons. Priests are durable and have excellent healing ability, and are great at fighting undead enemies such as zombies and wraiths.
+The '''priest''' is one of the four starting [[Alpha:Classes|classes]] in Desktop Dungeons. Priests are durable and have excellent healing ability, and are great at fighting undead enemies such as zombies and wraiths.
 == Skills ==
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 Halfling is perhaps the most obvious choice of race for a priest, allowing for, at a minimum, 10 health potions in a standard game. This is especially useful for challenge dungeons. For halflings, carrying glyphs or leaving them on the ground until you actually need to convert them is a good idea. Humans are another solid choice, being able to use the attack bonus to take advantage of higher max health. Dwarves would potentially have another 6/level max health at their disposal, making it easier to take on slightly tougher enemies early on. In both cases, hitting high level undead as early as possible without wasting potions is a good idea.
-Since you get the best mileage out of fighting undead enemies, picking [[Dracul]] as a priest is a great way to make your life harder and shorter (and he doesn't accept priests anyway). [[Glowing Guardian]] also loses out since the chief benefit is from his healing, which you can already do effectively with your potions. Aside from that, though, priests can make use of basically any other deity's powers.
+Since you get the best mileage out of fighting undead enemies, picking [[Alpha:Dracul|Dracul]] as a priest is a great way to make your life harder and shorter (and he doesn't accept priests anyway). [[Alpha:Glowing Guardian|Glowing Guardian]] also loses out since the chief benefit is from his healing, which you can already do effectively with your potions. Aside from that, though, priests can make use of basically any other deity's powers.
 == Challenge Modes ==
 === Snake Pit ===
-Go halfling to make both bosses much easier, hit gorgons early on. Especially easy to take down [[Gorgon#Boss info|Medusa]] early if you have a decent attack, as your potions will always make you non-petrifiable.
+Go halfling to make both bosses much easier, hit gorgons early on. Especially easy to take down [[Alpha:Gorgon#Boss info|Medusa]] early if you have a decent attack, as your potions will always make you non-petrifiable.
 === Crypt ===
-Double physical damage against undead makes this very easy. Finding ways (Glowing Guardian, [[Taurog]], going human, fine sword etc.) of increasing your damage will make this even easier.
+Double physical damage against undead makes this very easy. Finding ways (Glowing Guardian, [[Alpha:Taurog|Taurog]], going human, fine sword etc.) of increasing your damage will make this even easier.
 === Library ===
-Halfling makes everything easier, as usual, especially absorbing [[Warlock#Boss info|Aequitas']] high damage. Fireballing high-level imps out of the way helps things along.
+Halfling makes everything easier, as usual, especially absorbing [[Alpha:Warlock#Boss info|Aequitas']] high damage. Fireballing high-level imps out of the way helps things along.
 === Factory ===
 You should be durable, and this means either Dwarf or Halfling. Actually, Halfling is, as usual, more powerful.
-Level up quickly by fireballing [[Animated Armour]]s. If you find the [[APHEELSIK]], then smack, fireball and poison [[Meat man#Boss info|Super Meat Man]] to death, while exploring tiles in search for [[Golem#Boss info|Iron Man]]. You are going to have map uncovered, by the time you finish the butchery, so you will have enough potions and powerups to finish Iron Man too. Do not forget about the level-up trick - actually killing Super Meat Man will give you a good kick to next level.
+Level up quickly by fireballing [[Alpha:Animated Armour|Animated Armour]]. If you find the [[Alpha:APHEELSIK|APHEELSIK]], then smack, fireball and poison [[Alpha:Meat man#Boss info|Super Meat Man]] to death, while exploring tiles in search for [[Alpha:Golem#Boss info|Iron Man]]. You are going to have map uncovered, by the time you finish the butchery, so you will have enough potions and powerups to finish Iron Man too. Do not forget about the level-up trick - actually killing Super Meat Man will give you a good kick to next level.
-If you fail to find APHEELSIK, then consider this tactic: at high levels with a little powerup like Dwarven Gauntlets or Plate Mail you will be able to withstand one hit from Iron Man and one hit from Super Meat Man without healing. Strike them both, since after drinking health potion you will be able to strike again. If you are a halfling you will finish Iron Man in 6-7 potions and the rest will help you to smack down the Meaty. Taurog, [[Jehora Jeheyu|Jehora]] and any weapon powerup will play nice.
+If you fail to find APHEELSIK, then consider this tactic: at high levels with a little powerup like Dwarven Gauntlets or Plate Mail you will be able to withstand one hit from Iron Man and one hit from Super Meat Man without healing. Strike them both, since after drinking health potion you will be able to strike again. If you are a halfling you will finish Iron Man in 6-7 potions and the rest will help you to smack down the Meaty. Taurog, [[Alpha:Jehora Jeheyu|Jehora]] and any weapon powerup will play nice.
 {{DDNav}}

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 |rewards=Unlocks [[Monk]] class
 |skills=
-'''Good Health''' - +2 health gain per level<br>
+'''Good Health''' - +2 health gain per level<br />
-'''Good Drink''' - Health potions 100% effective<br>
+'''Good Drink''' - Health potions 100% effective<br />
 '''Good Golly''' - 200% physical damage to undead
 |}}
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 The '''priest''' is one of the four starting [[classes]] in Desktop Dungeons. Priests are durable and have excellent healing ability, and are great at fighting undead enemies such as zombies and wraiths.
-==Skills==
+== Skills ==
 *Good Health - +2 health gain per level
 *Good Drink - Health potions 100% effective
 *Good Golly - 200% physical damage to undead
-==General Strategy==
+== General Strategy ==
 Priests are a fairly simple class to use. Just hit the boss at a high enough level with enough health potions.
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 Priests can (and should) hit high level undead early. Between the extra undead-specific damage and the priest's high health, they can easily survive against undead enemies a level or two above them.
-==Race And Deity Choices==
+== Race And Deity Choices ==
 Halfling is perhaps the most obvious choice of race for a priest, allowing for, at a minimum, 10 health potions in a standard game. This is especially useful for challenge dungeons. For halflings, carrying glyphs or leaving them on the ground until you actually need to convert them is a good idea. Humans are another solid choice, being able to use the attack bonus to take advantage of higher max health. Dwarves would potentially have another 6/level max health at their disposal, making it easier to take on slightly tougher enemies early on. In both cases, hitting high level undead as early as possible without wasting potions is a good idea.
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 Since you get the best mileage out of fighting undead enemies, picking [[Dracul]] as a priest is a great way to make your life harder and shorter (and he doesn't accept priests anyway). [[Glowing Guardian]] also loses out since the chief benefit is from his healing, which you can already do effectively with your potions. Aside from that, though, priests can make use of basically any other deity's powers.
-==Challenge Modes==
+== Challenge Modes ==
-===Snake Pit===
+=== Snake Pit ===
 Go halfling to make both bosses much easier, hit gorgons early on. Especially easy to take down [[Gorgon#Boss info|Medusa]] early if you have a decent attack, as your potions will always make you non-petrifiable.
-===Crypt===
+=== Crypt ===
 Double physical damage against undead makes this very easy. Finding ways (Glowing Guardian, [[Taurog]], going human, fine sword etc.) of increasing your damage will make this even easier.
-===Library===
+=== Library ===
 Halfling makes everything easier, as usual, especially absorbing [[Warlock#Boss info|Aequitas']] high damage. Fireballing high-level imps out of the way helps things along.
-===Factory===
+=== Factory ===
 You should be durable, and this means either Dwarf or Halfling. Actually, Halfling is, as usual, more powerful.
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 {{DDNav}}
 [[Category:Alpha Tier 1 Classes]]
 [[Category:Alpha Classes]]

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 {{DDNav}}
-[[Category:Tier 1 Classes]]
+[[Category:Alpha Tier 1 Classes]]
 [[Category:Alpha Classes]]

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 The '''priest''' is one of the four starting [[classes]] in Desktop Dungeons. Priests are durable and have excellent healing ability, and are great at fighting undead enemies such as zombies and wraiths.
-===Skills===
+==Skills==
 *Good Health - +2 health gain per level
 *Good Drink - Health potions 100% effective
 *Good Golly - 200% physical damage to undead
-===General Strategy===
+==General Strategy==
 Priests are a fairly simple class to use. Just hit the boss at a high enough level with enough health potions.
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 Priests can (and should) hit high level undead early. Between the extra undead-specific damage and the priest's high health, they can easily survive against undead enemies a level or two above them.
-===Race And Deity Choices===
+==Race And Deity Choices==
 Halfling is perhaps the most obvious choice of race for a priest, allowing for, at a minimum, 10 health potions in a standard game. This is especially useful for challenge dungeons. For halflings, carrying glyphs or leaving them on the ground until you actually need to convert them is a good idea. Humans are another solid choice, being able to use the attack bonus to take advantage of higher max health. Dwarves would potentially have another 6/level max health at their disposal, making it easier to take on slightly tougher enemies early on. In both cases, hitting high level undead as early as possible without wasting potions is a good idea.
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 Since you get the best mileage out of fighting undead enemies, picking [[Dracul]] as a priest is a great way to make your life harder and shorter (and he doesn't accept priests anyway). [[Glowing Guardian]] also loses out since the chief benefit is from his healing, which you can already do effectively with your potions. Aside from that, though, priests can make use of basically any other deity's powers.
-===Challenge Modes===
+==Challenge Modes==
-====Snake Pit====
+===Snake Pit===
 Go halfling to make both bosses much easier, hit gorgons early on. Especially easy to take down [[Gorgon#Boss info|Medusa]] early if you have a decent attack, as your potions will always make you non-petrifiable.
-====Crypt====
+===Crypt===
 Double physical damage against undead makes this very easy. Finding ways (Glowing Guardian, [[Taurog]], going human, fine sword etc.) of increasing your damage will make this even easier.
-====Library====
+===Library===
 Halfling makes everything easier, as usual, especially absorbing [[Warlock#Boss info|Aequitas']] high damage. Fireballing high-level imps out of the way helps things along.
-====Factory====
+===Factory===
 You should be durable, and this means either Dwarf or Halfling. Actually, Halfling is, as usual, more powerful.
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 {{DDNav}}
 [[Category:Tier 1 Classes]]
-[[Category:Classes]]
+[[Category:Alpha Classes]]

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 {{DDClass
-|title= {{#if:{{{name|}}}|{{{name}}}|{{PAGENAME}} }}
+|title=Priest
 |image=[[File:HeroPriestLarge.PNG|75px]]
 |races=Dwarf, Halfling