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Mek | Sat 13-Apr-13 04:22 PM |
Member since 20th Jun 2011
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#49435, "After seeing some debate about animate dead on Dio's..."
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...I'm curious if this is another example of something that has far fewer variables than people seem to think. Imm spoon?
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Daevryn | Sat 13-Apr-13 05:59 PM |
Member since 13th Feb 2007
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#49437, "RE: After seeing some debate about animate dead on Dio'..."
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Sure is.
There's your skill... I think there's probably an edge that helps a little... and wight/mummy/lich-level necromancers get a small bonus too.
And as far as I can think of off the top of my head, that's it.
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Mek | Sun 14-Apr-13 04:49 PM |
Member since 20th Jun 2011
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#49449, "That's exactly what I thought. Thank you. Also..."
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An edge to aid in raising zombies in graveyard-flagged rooms would make sense. Though, necromancers have plenty of advantages in these places already.
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vargal | Sat 13-Apr-13 05:05 PM |
Member since 07th Apr 2004
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#49436, "To ease the debate:"
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What I'm fairly sure of: Animate dead suffers a penalty to success in daylight conditions.
Other assertions I or Quix made on Dios:
Moon phase has an effect on success.
Corpse level vs cast level effects success rate.
Whether or not corpse is embalmed effects success rate.
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Daevryn | Sat 13-Apr-13 06:00 PM |
Member since 13th Feb 2007
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#49438, "RE: To ease the debate:"
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I'm positive none of these is a factor.
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