<elemental Fighter Class>

Hey guys.

I really wasn't motivated to post this, as my previous couple of posts got a lot of critiscism and weren't really liked in general. But this idea is great in my opinion, and I would love to see it in game.

I now present:

The Elemental Fighter.

Brave warriors, trained to use the elemental powers in the world to their best advantage,
Skilled, warriors who use a magical gauntlet for fighting.


WEAPON:

Neutral :
A grey, metallic gauntlet wich covers your entire fist, with a golden edge at the back.

Earth:
A viney, wooden gauntlet, covered with leaves. ( a bit like the assassin earth dagger texture, but a little more
gauntlet-like.)

Thunder:
A grey gauntlet, with electric sparks coming from the sides and the fingers.

Water:
A shorter, dark grey gauntlet, almost like a glove, and an aquatic layer covers covers the player's arm.

Fire:
A dark red gauntlet, wich grows darker and more rock-like the further it progresses over the player's arm.

Air:
A spiked gauntlet, with a blade coming from right above the hand.

Multi:
A grey, steel gauntlet, with different elemental orbs covering the top part.




SPELLS:
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Elemental Punch:
(RLR)
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The user punches in front of him, 3 blocks wide and 2 blocks in front, dealing damage and slowing enemies.

Grade I:

Stats:
6 Mana
200% Damage
35% Slow


Grade II:

Stats:
6 Mana
250% Damage
40% Slow

+ EXTRA: Elemental Force: The damage dealt changes depending on what stance you're in.
Earth stance -> Earth Damage
Thunder stance -> Thunder Damage
Water stance -> Water Damage
Fire stance -> Fire Damage
Air stance -> Air Damage


Grade III:

Stats:
6 Mana
300% Damage
45% Slow

+ EXTRA: Aftermath: knocks enemies hit back 5 blocks, and deals 25% of the damage done on the initial cast again after 2.5 seconds. This extra damage is always neutral.
1000 Damage done -> 250 Extra Damage
10000 Damage done -> 2500 Extra Damage


VISUALS: Crit particles in front of the user, and magic crit particles coming from every enemy hit.

NOISE: Explosion noise on cast.

Fighting Stance:
(RRR)
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The user switches his fighting stance, granting him additional buffs. If this spell is used again within 3 seconds, the spell doesn't consume any mana. Now, I know RRR is supposed to be an escape. But, in order to rapidly change stances, I find it easier to spam right click instead of spamming right left right. This does mean the class gets a bit less mobility, but it gets more offensive power, more CC and more combo potential.


Grade I:

Stats:
5 mana

EARTH STANCE:
+20% melee damage
+10% earth damage
+10% earth defence
-10% thunder damage
-10% thunder defence
-20% spell damage

THUNDER STANCE:
+20% crit chance
+10% thunder damage
+10% thunder defence
-10% water damage
-10% water defence
-20% melee damage

WATER STANCE:
+20% spell damage
+10% water damage
+10% water defence
-10% fire damage
-10% fire defence
-20% melee damage

FIRE STANCE:
+20% resistance
+10% fire damage
+10% fire defence
-10% air damage
-10% air defence
-20% melee damage

AIR STANCE:
+30% movement speed
+10% air damage
+10% air defence
-10% earth damage
-10% earth defence
-20% melee damage


Grade II:

Stats:
5 mana

EARTH STANCE:
+60% melee damage
+10% earth damage
+10% earth defence
-10% thunder damage
-10% thunder defence
-20% spell damage
-1 tier attack speed

THUNDER STANCE:
+1 tier attack speed
+20% crit chance
+10% thunder damage
+10% thunder defence
-10% water damage
-10% water defence
-50% melee damage

WATER STANCE:
+50% spell damage
+10% water damage
+10% water defence
-10% fire damage
-10% fire defence
-65% melee damage

FIRE STANCE:
+50% resistance
+10% fire damage
+10% fire defence
-10% air damage
-10% air defence
-20% melee damage
-50% movement speed

AIR STANCE:
+80% movement speed
+10% air damage
+10% air defence
-10% earth damage
-10% earth defence
-50% melee damage
-50% spell damage


Grade III:

Stats:
5 mana

EARTH STANCE:
+60% melee damage
+10% earth damage
+10% earth defence
-10% thunder damage
-10% thunder defence
-20% spell damage
-1 tier attack speed

+ FIST OF GAIA: The first regular attack in this stance deals +30% earth damage and knocks the enemy up 3 blocks.

THUNDER STANCE:
+1 tier attack speed
+20% crit chance
+10% thunder damage
+10% thunder defence
-10% water damage
-10% water defence
-50% melee damage

+ THUNDER PUNCH: The first regular attack in this stance deals +20% thunder damage and stuns the enemy for 1.5 seconds.

WATER STANCE:
+50% spell damage
+10% water damage
+10% water defence
-10% fire damage
-10% fire defence
-65% melee damage

+ MAGICAL EMPOWERMENT: The spell used in this stance deals +5% damage doesn't consume mana.

FIRE STANCE:
+50% resistance
+10% fire damage
+10% fire defence
-10% air damage
-10% air defence
-20% melee damage
-50% movement speed

+ PYROMANIA: When switched to this stance, the user gains 25% additional resistance for 5 seconds.

AIR STANCE:
+80% movement speed
+10% air damage
+10% air defence
-10% earth damage
-10% earth defence
-50% melee damage
-50% spell damage

+ SPEED RUSH: Grants an additional 50% speed boost for 1.5 seconds when switching to this stand.


VISUALS:
Earth stance: Dirt particles coming from the user on cast, and a small green circle around him as long as he is in this stance.

Thunder stance: Crit particles explode outwards from the user, and a trail of crit particles behind the user as long as the user is in this stance.

Water stance: Bubbles coming from the user on cast, and a small circle of magic crit particles just around the feet of the user as long as he's using this stance.

Fire stance: lava particles erupting from the user, and flames surrounding the user as long as he is in this stance.

Air stance: White smoke particles fly out of the user, and cloud particles behind the user's feet as long as he's in this stnace.


NOISE:
Earth stance: dirt breaking noise combined with a dimmed down enderdragon roar.
Thunder stance: Thunderbolt sound, as well as a dimmed down enderdragon roar.
Water stance: Nether portal noise plus the dimmed down enderdragon roar.
Fire stance: Blaze noise, as well as the dimmed down enderdragon roar.
Air stance: Creeper hiss and a dimmed down enderdragon roar.

Elemental Crush:
(RLL)
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The user slams the ground, dealing damage, and after a short duration, all enemies hit get knocked up and recieve more damage.


Grade I:

Stats:
9 Mana
50% Damage on initial cast
3 second delay
350% Damage after the delay
Range: 9 blocks around the user
Knock-up: 4 blocks


Grade II:

Stats:
8 Mana
60% Damage on initial cast
3 second delay
350% Damage after the delay
Range: 9 blocks around the user
Knock-up: 5 blocks


Grade III:

Stats:
7 Mana
75% Damage on initial cast
3 second delay
300% Damage after the delay
20% Earth Damage
20% Thunder Damage
20% Water Damage
20% Fire Damage
20% Air Damage
Range: 9 blocks around the user
Knock-up: 6 blocks


+ EXTRA: Empowered fists: After use, the user gains +250 melee damage on his next ragular attack.

VISUALS: a circle of dirt particles on cast. Every enemy hit gets happy villager particles above it's head, and then stone blocks come up from the ground under every enemy hit.

NOISE: a dirt breaking noise on cast, a nether portal entering sound while it's on delay, and an explosion sound on the second phase.

Meditation:
(RRL)
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The user meditates, freezing himself, letting him heal and take less damage for a duration.


Grade I:

Stats:
9 mana
Duration: 4.5 seconds
+ 50% resistance
+ 60% of max hp heal over the entire duration


Grade II:

Stats:
9 mana
Duration: 4.5 seconds
+ 55% resistance
+ 65% of max hp heal over the entire duration


Grade III:

Stats:
9 mana
Duration: 4.5 seconds
+ 60% resistance
+ 70% of max hp heal over the entire duration

+ EXTRA: Spiked Skin: The user returns 10% damage taken.


VISUALS: Green particles around the user, making a sort of shield
NOISE: Slowed down end portal noise.





That's it folks, here's the idea.

Now, keep in mind, I created this in a week, but I wrote it down while listening to chocolate rain for 5 hours straight, so excuse me if the text looks a bit messy.
But, on a more serious note, I really like the idea of a class that's able to switch stances, granting him different buffs, and I hope you like the idea.

! Don't forget the poll !

Have a good day everyone ^^
Cya <3


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t least is detailed, ima read this slowly

 

prob making the spells doesn't reduce its mana cost per grade will balance this a bit

 

Pyromania from fire stance + meditation = full hp. Maybe reduce the healing on meditation and change fire stance ability to increase defense by X% for a limited time?

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Pyromania from fire stance + meditation = full hp. Maybe reduce the healing on meditation and change fire stance ability to increase defense by X% for a limited time?

 

I actually like the idea, with this class there will be a lot of different tactics and builds!

 

oh that's a good idea thx dude

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huh didn't think of that... Yeah good idea man ^^

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I changed it, but not on the RLL, I felt like that wasn't needed.

 

This throws that straight out the window...

 

huh.. well 1st of all, I've never read that before, I'm sorry.
But, furthermore, I don't think people would really mind that. I think that a class like this would not throw this out the window like you said, I think most people would just say; huh neat, I can change stances. While yes, it's true I didn't think of the learning curve of the elements, I knew about the element stuff from when I started, about when I first saw the skill points, because it's litrerally written when you hover over the different skill points. I knew immeadiatly: "huh, I wanna deal lots of damage, better go for strength, and hey, look here, it increases my earth damage as well so...", so I don't think that your point makes a lot of sense. Not trying to be rude or anything tho <3

 

Why not make special requirements for this class then? Assassin used to require one class to be lvl 60. Why not have a unique quest or lvl requirement? The quest could be focused around the player's knowledge/usage of elements. This way, only players who actually understand the elements can be elemental warriors.

 

Huh... that's actually a good idea, however, as you said, it was like that with assassin, and then
they removed it. I just don't see a feature like that fitting in. In my opinion, making that wouldn't be needed, but what if they just added a difficulty bar to every class, so people could see wich classes are harder (and this class wouldare have a lot of difficulty for example), so they can determine themselves if they want to try this or not? That would, in my opinion, be a better solution than a level requirement.

 

Interesting concept.... huh.... I really dont know stats and stuff but I like this concept!

 

Glad to hear dude ^^