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Message ID: 23211
Date: Tue Jan 16 23:38:31 GMT 2001
Author: Reece Tom R CPT 25 ID L G4
Subject: RE: [eqbards] RE: Chains\Binding no longer overwrites snare


OK that explains it then. I thought our slow songs prevented the
enchanter/shaman slows from sticking in the first place. Now I don't have
to worry about waiting for the enchanter/shaman to cast the spell before
singing Cessation.

Galtin of E'ci

-----Original Message-----
From: Noel Anderson [mailto:noel@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 1:08 PM
To: eqbards@egroups.com
Subject: [eqbards] RE: Chains\Binding no longer overwrites snare


Chords of Cessation is an AE slow and a DOT. When your enchanter casts
his slow on the same target, it overwrites Cessation because his slow is
stronger (in terms of how much it slows down the mob's attacks). The next
pulse of your song you can hit the mob with Cessation again, but it will
now only act as a DOT because the enchanter's stronger slow is already in
place. The two slows will not "stack" cummulatively, the stronger simply
wins.

Similarly, you can play Verses of Victory while you already have a much
faster enchanter haste buff. You will get both haste buff icons at the
same time, but they aren't really "stacking". You are only receiving the
str/ac components from Verses of Victory.


Suladan Starfinder
The Pantheon
58 bard, Innoruuk


On 16 Jan 2001 eqbards@egroups.com wrote:
> I would like some clarification on how our slow songs stack with
> enchanter/shaman slows. This past weekend I was grouped with an
enchanter.
> I had Chords of Cessation memmed but was not singing it until the
enchanter
> slowed the mob. During one fight the enchanter was late slowing the mob
so
> I went ahead and used Cessation. After my song went into effect, the
> enchanter cast his slow spell. I got a message saying the my Cessation
song
> wore off immediately followed by the message that the enchanter's slow
spell
> stuck. I got the Cessation effect "wore off" message before the song's
> normal duration passed. So it appeared that the enchanter's slow spell
> overwrote Cessation. So what I am wondering is if the enchanter slow
spell
> actually negated Cessation or if the enchanter's slow message was an error
> and his slow did not stick?
>
> Galtin of E'ci


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