Posted by petro on January 27, 2000 at 09:55:48:

In Reply to: Bad move, and here's why.. posted by Vonusmere on January 27, 2000 at 09:31:39:

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> I thought the exact same way. I am a gnome mage with 321 base hp and 853 base mana. I can't conjure anything more powerful than someone with 500 hp and 650 mana without the orb. I thought I could rely on the orb all the time to give me a constant amount of high hit points. Sure, when I'm average equiped and I transform off of Nature (non-attack) I usually have 1200 hp.

> It's a bad move because when you don't have the orb, you're weaker than the average mage. And being weaker than the average mage, makes you EXTREMELY weak to villagers who (90% of them) deathblow and bloodthirst.

> Experienced advice says: train hp

why can't you conjure up anything more powerful than a mage with 650hp? I thought the mana you put in the more powerful a creature you could get? Is there a limit?

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• Re: Bad move, and here's why.. Vonusmere 10:05:30 1/27/2000 (4)
  • Re: Bad move, and here's why.. SphereMaker(IMM) 11:38:25 1/27/2000 (3)
    • Perhaps you can explain this, then.. Vonusmere 12:48:59 1/27/2000 (0)
    • a conjurer-related question sparky 12:20:29 1/27/2000 (1)
      • It helps Vizthor 13:53:23 1/28/2000 (0)

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