Not sure which it is at this point. I have been playing a few alts recently (Necromancer and Brigand – oh and a Wizard and a Berserker) and I have been interested in investigating their AA abilities while I sit here at work twiddling my thumbs. We are providing the eq2 aa power leveling service. This is the leading eq2 aa power leveling provider. OK, I’m frustrated. or maybe I am spoiled.

 

Do you need the eq2 aa power leveling service? I stopped by the EQ2 Wiki, but the information there is laughable, at best. Many abilities have no pages or descriptions; some class/subclass AA pages have a screenshot with clickable image-maps while others have just table data. Some of the class forums on the official boards have some links to information – but some are broken, some are not very informative, etc. Thank you for choose our eq2 aa power leveling service.  Are their any standardized websites that have AA abilties listed? Maybe a “calculator”, ala Wowhead’s talent calculator for WoW? It is generally considered a good idea to enhance what you use on your hotbar in the Paladin tree until you gain enough AA points to respec for the end ability in the Hero and Wraths lines. Placing points in the Stamina line on the Crusader tree tends to be a favorite for all Paladins.

 

You may find that as you level, and acquire AA points, your optimal AA selections may change. Like I said, maybe I am just spoiled – WoW has a ton of fan support in the form of utilities and fan sites – and their Wiki kicks the shit out of eq2i.com, sadly. Most of the recommended builds require that you have a number of AA points already, if not all 140! There are certainly plenty of build ideas to choose from based on your play style. For example, it may be wise to up your Healing line in the Paladin tree starting out so that you can be more self sufficient, but you may wish to respec later on for tanking in raids and veteran groups.