Typically, shale gas consists of 70 to 90 per cent methane CH 4 , the main hydrocarbon target for exploration companies. This is the gas used for generating electricity and for domestic heating and cooking. Hydrocarbons, such as oil and gas, are produced by the transformation of organic matter plants; animals; algae, etc. This occurs when a potential source rock, rich in organic matter, is buried and heated at considerable depth usually thousands of metres below the surface.
The hydrocarbons migrate upwards where they may find their way into porous reservoir rocks, typically a sandstone or a porous limestone. If the reservoir rock is overlain by an impermeable cap or seal rock, such as one rich in clay, the hydrocarbons become trapped in the reservoir rock. Conventional hydrocarbons can be extracted by drilling directly into the reservoir rock.
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The main answer is Rock Mastery. This sustained skill will give passive buffs to your party members. However, this is not all, as you use other skills in the tree: hurl Rock, Earthen Grasp and Rock Barrage you will get more buffs for the party.
The big drawback of this build is that Shale does not have a ranged auto-attack. Due to this, she will have to get close to the enemies once the talents are on cooldown. I also recommend getting Constitution just to 32 and put the rest points into Strength. This way you will maximize your chances of knockdowns.
I also take Perfect Striking when Shale is being attacked by melee attacks. Another suggestion I have is to change the Hurl Rock tactic, to be used when enemies are clustered with two allies, this way you will deal more damage and stun a larger amount of enemies. As previously mentioned Shale has two slots for gear: small crystal — weapon equivalent, large crystal — armor equivalent. You should always have on hand all element crystals: fire, ice, lightning, natural, and spirit.
The idea is to change them based on the enemy you are fighting. Against Ogres you would use Fire, Nature or Electricity, and so on.
However, if changing items becomes tedious I recommend always having a good Fire crystal as it seems to be the most effective. Here it is a bit different. I do not think that element-specific resistances are as important in most fights.
Of course in some they are essential but mostly it depends on the situation.
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