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Broom needs to be usable on Destro Staff

ZOS, please make the broom equipable for destro staves! You give us a witch hat, but make the broom only a skin for the 2-hand axe. What vile treachery is this.

BOOOOO! Give us destro brooms!

Yes! I was all excited about having a broom for my Grannie toon and sadness resulted when I discovered that the broom is a great axe and not a staff

Although I was a bit disappointed it was not a staff, I respected ZOS's dedication to the integrity of a broom as a combat weapon. It's so genuine and so real.

Wait, I haven't got it yet, it isn't for the staff?

We already have the cadwell shovel for 2 hander, why is the broom not a staff skin?

The destro staff should be bristles up, the resto staff is bristles down. This is the only acceptable configuration.

ZOS, make it happen!

Wait, an item that is for a thing that works in Magic can't be used with a Magic Weapon?

In all the books I have ever read about witches, none ever went around swinging an axe

Enjoy the game, life is what you really want to be worried about.

PakKat "Everything was going well, until I died"
Gary Gravestink "I am glad you died, I needed the help"

Wait, an item that is for a thing that works in Magic can't be used with a Magic Weapon?

In all the books I have ever read about witches, none ever went around swinging an axe

Wait, an item that is for a thing that works in Magic can't be used with a Magic Weapon?

In all the books I have ever read about witches, none ever went around swinging an axe

The original pay to loose weapon was an two handed weapon.

But I think an staff would be more fitting, both because of the witch connection and because the two handed has the excellent shovel from Cadwel's weapon pack. Cadwel's staff is not that cool I say.

Grinding just make you go in circles.
Asking ZoS for nerfs is as stupid as asking for close air support from the death star.

Yes. I too would like a broom staff as well. So many different types of toons I can create comes to mind.

A broom is basically just a staff with straw on one side.

No being able to use it as a staff if even more frustrating that the polymorph with the 25 crates. That's a lot to take in one week.

You are thinking outside of Tamriel. Inside Tamriel an inferno broom makes perfect sense. Don't want your neighbors to know you are a powerful mage but want to be able to defend yourself. disguise your stave as a broom! We need a healing broom also.

You are thinking outside of Tamriel. Inside Tamriel an inferno broom makes perfect sense. Don't want your neighbors to know you are a powerful mage but want to be able to defend yourself. disguise your stave as a broom! We need a healing broom also.

I have seen some necromancers with a shovel. turns out it was a 2hander used to knock people out and collect more dead Bodies.

I believe sorcerers can hid magic while pretending to sweep

Lady Kat, from the Cheshire Cats.Interested in HEAVY RP? IC at -all- times? https://thecheshirecatseso.proboards.com/#CheshireCats_RPnow

The fact that you can't use the broom as a staff is the most heartbreaking thing that has ever happened to me, personally, I legit am not kidding I am being personally attacked, in this game.

Yes it would catch fire. But using an broom as an melee weapon then the others are using battle axes is even more stupid.
Shovels has been used as melee weapons quite a lot. Even in wars, not as good as swords but it you need an shovel anyway.
No issues with brooms for other staffs.

Grinding just make you go in circles.
Asking ZoS for nerfs is as stupid as asking for close air support from the death star.

"Some enjoy bringing grief to others. They remind M'aiq of mudcrabs—horrible creatures, with no redeeming qualities."

You are thinking outside of Tamriel. Inside Tamriel an inferno broom makes perfect sense. Don't want your neighbors to know you are a powerful mage but want to be able to defend yourself. disguise your stave as a broom! We need a healing broom also.

Yes it would catch fire. But using an broom as an melee weapon then the others are using battle axes is even more stupid.
Shovels has been used as melee weapons quite a lot. Even in wars, not as good as swords but it you need an shovel anyway.
No issues with brooms for other staffs.

LOL I've had the actual bucket and broom sitting in my stash unused for years and I'm happy we have the motif! Give me the Broom of Doom!

Torch with extra steps.

That said, agree it ought to be a stave as well, they do seem to be getting a bit shafted here. Axe is an especially weird choice too, I mean it's a broom?Smacking it about, it should be a blunt weapon if anything.

Flying or hovering broom mounts might make up for it though for the sad mages [NON-crown store exclusive ones, mind.]

No being able to use it as a staff if even more frustrating that the polymorph with the 25 crates. That's a lot to take in one week.

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Reviews for "Tarte micellar water: the top choice for removing even the most stubborn makeup"

1. Emily - 1 star

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Tarte micellar magic: the innovative approach to makeup removal