Ive been gone for a while and am no where close to 43, but am I understand
that the Dirge is meant to damage the bard also, that its not a bug?
Any other suprises like it damages the whole party?
Jaezebel Moonsong
innoruuk
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Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 11:18 AM
Subject: Re: [eqbards] Bard's KS'ing
>From: <kim@...>
>
>On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, Llewrend Lynnhaven wrote:
>>
>> Was in what some players call hell on norath, Cazic
>> Thule for most of the three day weekend. And like a
>> good group we were waiting patiently for our turn for
>> good ole Mr. Tae. Well group A is sitting on the
>> throne almost when he spawns so they jump him. Some
>> one /shouts Tae and chaos insues. Our group jumped in
>> the fray after group A's casters had dumped their
>> mana. Not knowing if I had time to get charm off (not
>> to mention resist rates on yellows) I hit it with a
>> pixie strike. It was below half health when our 1
>> caster unloaded. We got the kill. Not bad. BTW I
>
>Yup. I'm pretty sure that sometimes, Pixie Strike also does a
>memory blur (except for the bard of course). The enchanter's
>mesmerize spells also do a memory blur about 95% of the time.
>I suspect the percentage is just lower on Strike.
>
>> love cazic, no place I have ever found where a bard is
>> so useful for crowd control.
>
>Hmm, I found Cazic open enough that the enchanter's mesmerize
>worked better. The level 15-25 portions of Permafrost are all
>in tight, twisty passages, and the goblins really train there
>(10+ goblins is not uncommon, 20+ is not unheard of). The
>numbers make it impossible for an enchanter to target them one
>by one, and the close quarters make it pointless for them to
>use area effect mesmerize since it also mesmerizes themselves
>(only spell I know that works like the bard's L43 song). So
>that's when it falls (fell) upon me to whip out Lullaby.
>
>--
>John H. Kim
>kim@...
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