[Draft] Guide for the DEXless Sin (Scrolled for LUK!)

You have a lot of controversial topics in here that I think will misguide people.

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1. Why be DEXless?
Lucky 7 and Triple Throw are based on LUK. More LUK = more damage.

Lucky and TT are also based on watk which is worth much more than luk. Going by your logic:

more luk = more damage
more watk = more damage
watk > luk
damage gain from watk > damage gain from luk

Some people might ask "the dragon sleeve claw has 50atk but the skanda only has 34atk. isnt the sleeve better?".

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PROS!
Can KS, meaning you won't ever be KSed

ksing is not something a class does but the jackass who plays the class. its like saying "you're black! no one's gonna pick a fight with you". also: 4th job magicians.

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Build A:

Lv. 10: Nimble Body (1)
Lv. 11: Nimble Body (2), Keen Eyes (1)
Lv. 12: Keen Eyes (3)
Lv. 13: Keen Eyes (3)
Lv. 14: Keen Eyes (1) (MAXED), Disorder (2)
Lv. 15: Disorder (1), Dark Sight (2)
Lv. 16: Dark Sight (3)
Lv. 17: Dark Sight (3)
Lv. 18: Dark Sight (3)
Lv. 19: Dark Sight (3)
Lv. 20: Dark Sight (3)
Lv. 21: Dark Sight (3)(Dark Sight is now Maxed)
Lv. 22: Lucky Seven (1), Nimble Body (2)
Lv. 23: Nimble Body (3)
Lv. 24: Nimble Body (2), Lucky Seven (1)
Lv. 25: Lucky Seven (3)
Lv. 26: Lucky Seven (3)
Lv. 27: Lucky Seven (3)
Lv. 28: Lucky Seven (3)
Lv. 29: Lucky Seven (3)
Lv. 30: Lucky Seven (3) (MAXED)

you want at least a level 1 lucky 7 by level 10 or 11. getting to level 22 by throwing single stars is gonna be a pain. maxed dark sight isnt very needed because what's the most dangerous monster you're gonna be playing at level 1x? since you know this isnt a very good build, you should revise it and redirect people to a better build. -guide- them.

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Pianus
Pianus, the big fish deep in Aqua Road's dungeon that reminds most people of penis....

is it really necessary to point this out? it doesnt actually contribute to dexlessness in anyway

I think some thing you can do is just show people the "other side" of things. It'll clear their confusion and avoid biases. But if you find another way to approach it and it works, go for it.