the argument is that snare lasts a much longer time than chain and is
resisted less and broken out of MUCH less. hey i love chain, but if you
have a ranger or druid in the party who is ASSIGNED snaring duty, then let
them do it. if they successfully snare, it is in fact better than chain,
and every time we chain it cancels the snare. if the snarer is blowing it,
don't hesitate to say WTF you are supposed to be snaring, i'm gonna chain if
you don't snare! =P

Shada D'ukal, Level 50 Bard, Mithaniel Marr
Erisi Dlarit, Level 21 Paladin, Mithaniel Marr

> From: Ryan Honeyman <slasher@...>
>
> >So, if you have an effective snarer in your group, please do
> >not use chain, it really pisses us off to see the monster we so
> >diligently snared go running off. If you have an ineffective snarer,
> >chide them about it. It's one of the most useful spells in the game.
>
> Huh? Chain is snare + it lessens the attackspeed of the mob.
> I don't get it. What do you think chain does?
>
> I will always override every snare/root I see with chains, much
> more effective for the party. Slower attacks and the effect of
> snare.
>
> If I chain something, it AINT moving.
>
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