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Hi, I noticed that the lists of disabled epic feats don't match up. Specifically, the list on the wiki is much shorter than that on the forum, and is mostly epic spells. Which one is accurate? Could the other please be updated? Thanks.
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Aggribayl Blakfyre - The man known as Bayl, aka Little Red Riding Hood, aka The Shield, aka Mr. Leaving, aka Kyle Rendell
Cryok, Son of Frigiss - aka Fross-Choppa
The Kegfists - Dwarven brothers likely to die under eachothers' axes
Jarvis P. Bloggins III - Gnome with a Long Title
(And too many more to bother listing)
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The one on the wiki as far as I'm aware is the most recent. The original list of disabled feats was much longer as we were concerned about balance, and since then has been reviewed and condensed into the list now found on the wiki. As usual, info from the wiki should always be taken as the most up to date unless stated otherwise
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Was the forum post you found a sticky? It is likely old information that was changed later, as we made room for more epic feats to be available."Microsoft has to move the Reply All button further away from the Reply button. It's the computer equivalent of putting the vagina so close to the sphincter."
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Once again, thanks for the help.
Noted.Originally posted by Urithrand View PostAs usual, info from the wiki should always be taken as the most up to date unless stated otherwiseAggribayl Blakfyre - The man known as Bayl, aka Little Red Riding Hood, aka The Shield, aka Mr. Leaving, aka Kyle Rendell
Cryok, Son of Frigiss - aka Fross-Choppa
The Kegfists - Dwarven brothers likely to die under eachothers' axes
Jarvis P. Bloggins III - Gnome with a Long Title
(And too many more to bother listing)
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