Buyers of magic cards in my area There is a thriving community of magic card collectors and players in my area. They are constantly on the lookout for new cards to add to their collections or use in their decks. These buyers of magic cards are often willing to pay top dollar for rare or highly sought-after cards. Many of these buyers of magic cards are regular attendees at local conventions and gaming events. They come prepared with lists of cards they are looking for and are ready to negotiate prices with sellers. Some even set up booths or tables where they can display their own collections and make offers to others.
Used as it is, this is clearly a healing spell, but we cannot be entirely certain as to its function. When Tonks uses it on Harry, it works to mend his nose which had just been broken by Draco Malfoy. Demelza's injury, caused by a thrown Quaffle, is not likely as severe, so probably does not include any broken bones, which implies more of a general healing spell rather than something specific to bones.
Basically what I m trying to do is have the healinh staff ability to heal myself while attacking and yet have a strong attack and for as many enemies around me as possible. That s not an exhaustive list of heals available to magicka classes without a restoration staff, but most of the ones I left out are either unreliable Mark Target or pretty much designed for dedicated healers because you have to give up good damage morphs to get them.
Some even set up booths or tables where they can display their own collections and make offers to others. In addition to conventions and events, these buyers of magic cards can also be found at local game stores. These stores often have dedicated areas or shelves where magic cards are available for sale.
I have a healing staff - should I invest into Destruction Staff skill line?
I have a healing staff and thinking maybe later on I will invest in the healing skill line (healing allies and such).
but for now, i just like the fact there are staffs that heal me while attacking.
so. will the DESTRUCTION STAFF skill line work with a healing staff?
beacuse if not, i can't seem to find any way to make my hits with the staff stronger.
Do you want to kill crap faster and lack the abilities it offers? If so the answer is yes. You have more than enough skill points in the long run to train up a few weapons and can carry 2.
December 2015Abilities it offers. what a joker this one.
You can level both, though dw and 2h give more spell power, and im sure you can find far superior abilities on class skills or undaunted/alliance/support/mage guild skills.
Just sayin. maybe if wall of elements was playable.
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There are advantages to both skill lines in terms of the things you can do and the situations where one might be preferable over the other. Most people would recommend leveling up both skill lines (by equipping and using skills from both) and gaining the flexibility to switch back and forth. At level 15 you can actually switch between two skill bars during combat, which can have a different weapon associated with each one. That's where you might find it beneficial to have a destruction staff on your main attacking bar and a restoration staff on your support/healing bar and make use of both.
So to start with I'd say plan to work on leveling both, and invest your skill points in whichever specific skills seem most useful to you as you go.
To answer one of your specific questions, the destruction staff skill line and the restoration staff skill line are independent, so putting points into destruction skills won't help your restoration staff damage.
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There are advantages to both skill lines in terms of the things you can do and the situations where one might be preferable over the other. Most people would recommend leveling up both skill lines (by equipping and using skills from both) and gaining the flexibility to switch back and forth. At level 15 you can actually switch between two skill bars during combat, which can have a different weapon associated with each one. That's where you might find it beneficial to have a destruction staff on your main attacking bar and a restoration staff on your support/healing bar and make use of both.
So to start with I'd say plan to work on leveling both, and invest your skill points in whichever specific skills seem most useful to you as you go.
To answer one of your specific questions, the destruction staff skill line and the restoration staff skill line are independent, so putting points into destruction skills won't help your restoration staff damage.
Understood!! So my next question is: in what should I invest to make my healing staff attacks stronger? Is it just the amount of magika points I have or is there something else? Beacuse I noticed all of the healing staff skill line is helping and healing others rather then myself.
Basically what I'm trying to do is have the healinh staff ability to heal myself while attacking and yet have a strong attack and for as many enemies around me as possible.
Edited by amirgelman on December 4, 2015 8:21PM December 2015Honestly I haven't used a restoration staff much and the mechanics of it still confuse me.
I do know that magic damage in general scales off of magicka, so you're going to want a magicka-heavy build for both destruction and restoration.
Look specifically for restoration skills that include self-healing (presuming there are some), and I'd say at this point just work toward getting to level 15 where you can more easily switch between the harder-hitting destruction staff and the heals of the restoration staff.
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Some more info about your vocation would be good.
I always advise with going with spell critical, thief mundus stone, law of julianos set, but it depends alot on your vocation. If you are mainly stamina based for example.
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but for now, i just like the fact there are staffs that heal me while attacking.
so. will the DESTRUCTION STAFF skill line work with a healing staff?
beacuse if not, i can't seem to find any way to make my hits with the staff stronger.
All weapon skills only work with their corresponding weapons. In other words, skills from the destruction staff line will only work with destruction staffs, either lightning, fire or frost.
Basically what I'm trying to do is have the healinh staff ability to heal myself while attacking and yet have a strong attack and for as many enemies around me as possible.
Honestly, I would focus on your skill lines rather than resto staff attacks if you want to do damage.
Question is if I got this right, you want to know what your options are for self healing while attacking. Force siphon can be used and you can switch back to destro staff to get the heals. Same with all other abilities. Restro staff is best used for restoring magica.
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Basically what I'm trying to do is have the healinh staff ability to heal myself while attacking and yet have a strong attack and for as many enemies around me as possible.
Roll a Templar, your main attack skill heals you and is devastating to mobs. Puncturing Sweep (I think it is called Jabs pre-morph). And, you can use a Destro Staff while doing it. My Templar is the only character that I have that regularly solos world bosses and public dungeons on level. And, I can go into a group dungeon and keep a group alive and not change weapons, just move some skills around.
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That's not an exhaustive list of heals available to magicka classes without a restoration staff, but most of the ones I left out are either unreliable (Mark Target) or pretty much designed for dedicated healers because you have to give up good damage morphs to get them.
They may even have pre-arranged buylists, which outline the cards they are currently interested in purchasing. Some buyers of magic cards in my area prefer to buy online. They frequently browse websites and forums dedicated to trading and selling magic cards. They may participate in online auctions or purchase cards directly from sellers. Overall, the buyers of magic cards in my area are passionate about their hobby and are always looking to expand their collections. They are willing to go to great lengths to find the cards they desire and are happy to support local sellers. Whether it's at conventions, game stores, or online platforms, these buyers provide a steady market for those looking to sell their magic cards..
Reviews for "Selling Magic Cards Locally: Navigating the Competitive Landscape"
- Adam - 1 star
I was extremely disappointed with the service I received from "Buyers of magic cards in my area". The owner was rude and dismissive, and made me feel like my cards were worthless. He offered me a fraction of their market value and didn't even bother explaining his reasoning. I would not recommend this place to anyone who wants to sell their magic cards for a fair price and be treated with respect.
- Sarah - 2 stars
"Buyers of magic cards in my area" definitely lives up to its reputation of lowballing sellers. I brought in a collection of rare and valuable cards, and the offer I received was insultingly low. The owner seemed disinterested and unprofessional, and I felt like I wasted my time going there. There are much better options out there for selling magic cards, and I suggest you explore those instead.
- Mike - 1 star
I had a terrible experience dealing with "Buyers of magic cards in my area". Not only were they uninterested in the cards I brought in, but they also made me feel like I was wasting their time. The owner's lack of knowledge about magic cards was evident, as he struggled to identify basic cards and then offered me an insignificant amount for the ones he did recognize. Save yourself the trouble and find a different buyer who actually values your cards.