I think he means improving and not losing a percentage. n/t

I think he means improving and not losing a percentage. n/t:
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Posted by Chalupah on November 12, 2000 at 19:09:56:

In Reply to: An explanation posted by Caecus, Heart of the Lion on November 12, 2000 at 19:06:21:

> > The man-at-arms has arrived.

> > <100%hp 97%m 14%mv> c bli 2.
> > c bli 2.
> > c bli 2.
> > c bli 2.
> > c bli 2.
> > c bli 2.
> > c bli 2.
> > You are blinded!
> > You have become better at blindness!
> > save
> > wo

> > That's definitely not right.

> You weren't targetting the soldier, you were targetting the second thing in the room. When the man-at-arms arrived, the second target became you. That's why you blinded yourself.

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He may have improved, but he also lost %. I'd put money on his spell going down by 4 in that log. If I had money. n/t Macheath(VIP) 21:14:12 11/12/2000 (1)
- More likely he lost 34% if he didn't learn any more and the guard didn't leave. Eric Prothero 20:38:19 11/13/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> > > The man-at-arms has arrived. > > > <100%hp 97%m 14%mv> c bli 2. > > > c bli 2. > > > c bli 2. > > > c bli 2. > > > c bli 2. > > > c bli 2. > > > c bli 2. > > > You are blinded! > > > You have become better at blindness! > > > save > > > wo > > > That's definitely not right. > > You weren't targetting the soldier, you were targetting the second thing in the room. When the man-at-arms arrived, the second target became you. That's why you blinded yourself.