why simple strategy isnt so simple:

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Posted by frellis on July 6, 2000 at 03:07:18:

In Reply to: Sample strategy for a felar anti-paladin arbiter posted by Someone on July 5, 2000 at 16:28:22:

> Speaking out of my butt, but here goes:

> sleep the conjurer right as he enters

sleep doesnt work all the time. Is good to have him slept yes.. but the guards will then strike him immediately if criminal.. if not and only has a mercenary.. mercenary will die fast. Angel also does pillar lightening. by time you get conjurer blind plagued and poisoned once.. mercenary is easily dead, and you are finding an angel attacking you, and chaseing you while the conjurer is asleep. Sleeping the angel would be nice, but they wake up near immediately.

> autoassist off
> order all rescue from angel

no matter what you have will die fast from an angel, unless you have something like an earth elemental from the place in underdark.

> plague conjurer
> summon a couple of big nasty mobs

is good against conji pets.. but the angel is still attacking you. Blind it and it heals itself, anything else it does as well.
so you would need to summon the high mobs, then summon the conjurer. The pets would arrive immediately.. you would get your ass handed to you, and hopefully one of them will do an area attack that will make the things strike them. This is all on possibility. Probability that you will be able to do this all the time the conjurer is trying to lash you and an angel is following you even without the conjurer, you do not dodge, parry and shield block are nice, but not near enough. etc.

> run to healer and get ready to rumble

would need to do this often. Frellis has alot of life, but that is taken down rather fast.

> go back

right into angel

> blind, curse, plague 3 more times
> bash the hell out of the conjurer

you would still die, even with the conjurer being slept the whole time. Your protections would have to be idiotically nice to be able to do what you suggest


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