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Lightning fast, flashing, super cool and bombastic!
Like I mentioned on the title, what I am going to show later is going to be epic!
I guess you guys already know that on the 18th of October, Dragon Nest SEA will increase the level cap to level 32 and at the same time there will be a lot of new and spectacular skills for each of the classes! Here are some of my favourite skills.
To start it off, I’m going to show you guys my favourite class of all, let me present you the…
Swordmaster!
LOLOLOLOL =))
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From 11 October to 17 October 2359HRS (GMT+8), get a head start as you level up on your new adventures in Holywood.
Gain exclusive rewards when you level up:
Notes:
- All characters attaining the required level criteria will receive the rewards.
- No disputes will be entertained by…
Québec Triennial 2011; The Work Ahead of Us is currently underway at the Musée d’art contemporain in Montréal. While the show features contemporary work by a variety of Quebec-based artists, the Triennial is North American in scope as many of the artists were born outside of the province. We had the privilege of attending the opening last Thursday and were impressed with the overall ambitiousness of the work. The following were some standouts- Chris Kline continues to unleash beautifully minimal paintings with his signature blue translucent sheen. Jessica Eaton’s photographs continually push the envelope with regards to photographic techniques. Séripop’s installation is a highly colorized visual onslaught; it covers three walls, the floor and features a freestanding paper-based structure that towers within the museum. Mathieu Beauséjour’s Icarus (the Triennial’s top line image above) is mammoth in size and direct in its graphic appeal. Nuna Amun’s work is brilliantly inset in a wall and thinly grouted over; get up close and check it out. Lastly, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s Vectorial Elevation (which is outside the museum and visible at night) is an outstanding, interactive work that illuminates the sky with searchlights- it’s arguably the city’s best public installation in recent years. The Québec Triennial runs until January 3rd 2012.
