Ok, I've tried this on NPC's and PC's in the arena.....stun is STILL
recyclying while wrath is going off, and then STILL recycling as wrath is as
well. If you were to use flash of light series while this is recycling,
you'd have maximum effect. Why? Because after flash goes off, and BEFORE
he/she has a chance to cast, you can quickly whack them with stun yet AGAIN,
so not only can they not see, and have some troubles targetting, but now
your stun has recycled again, and WHAM they drop harshly. Wizzies have nice
dam spells, but if they cant use em, AND cant see to go off running.....they
are screwed....no hps is harsh ;)
-----Original Message-----
From: Mr. J Daniels [mailto:
warpig@...]
Sent: Friday, September 03, 1999 1:47 PM
To: '
EQ-Clerics@onelist.com'
Subject: RE: [EQ-Clerics] PvP strategies for cler
From: "Mr. J Daniels" <
warpig@...>
Maybe I need to clarify this, if you stun them and run behind them, you
can keep whacking them from behind with your weapon. TRUST ME,
STUN/Wrath etc, works GREAT. Blind also works, but a blinded foe CAN
STILL CAST on you, a stunned one CANT.
On Fri, 3 Sep 1999, Kevin Dailey wrote:
> From: Kevin Dailey <kevin_dailey@...>
>
> Mr. J Daniels said:
>
> "What i typically do is stun the chaster, then run behind them quickly
> at
> an angle, then start nuking them. When they unstun they take some time
> to turn around to look for you, when you notice this, stun them again."
>
>
> I reply:
>
> I'm don't know if this is good advice. For one thing, the lower level
> stun lasts only two seconds. By the time you've run around the caster,
> he's not stunned anymore. For another thing, the recast time for stun is
> very long. And, if the caster is smart, he won't turn around to find
> you. He should already have you targeted, and he'll just hit his cast
> button. He doesn't have to see you to cast a spell. And, if you're
> dueling, he should realize that you won't be outside his casting range.
> I think Flash of Light would yield better results. It lasts much longer
> (12-18 seconds, I think), and he cannot cast while blinded. If you want
> to confuse your opponent even more, cast Fear on him after you've
> blinded him. He'll never know what hit him.
>
> This from having dueled nasty necros in Lake Rathe. They really hated it
> when I Feared them, heh heh.
>
> Saidinn Witchwood
>
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