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Abernyte | Mon 23-Nov-09 07:46 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#28634, "Familiars and quest familiars"
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When awarded the guildmaster can tell you about their abilities and improvments compared to others of their kind.
Discuss guildmaster familiar. Familiar must be in the room with you.
-----Abernyte
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Daevryn | Mon 23-Nov-09 07:08 PM |
Member since 13th Feb 2007
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#28648, "I'm probably a sadist"
In response to Reply #0
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So my opinion is only so valid, but I kind of like that if you, for example, delete a conjurer with the cherub at 17, you'll never see its best (my opinion) ability.
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#28667, "RE: I'm probably a sadist"
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By all means put a level cap on it or even make it a cheap edge with high level requirement but I was thinking more for those who recieve a questy familiar anyway, rather than the masses.
-----Abernyte
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Straklaw | Mon 23-Nov-09 04:22 PM |
Member since 10th Mar 2003
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#28635, "Actually wouldn't mind that."
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At least in a general sense of what to look for. Like a general "X can influence the flow of mana.", "X can assist your bargaining with servants of chaos.", or "X can assist your stealth." Don't know if those powers actually exist, but examples. No need to specific exactly what it does, but I'd know what to look for.
Also, to avoid people just dashing up to 17 to check, I could see it being like prereq, in that you can't get anything pre-15. Low levels, you barely know your familiar. By the time you're higher level, it seems more reasonable that you'd be able to tell what it does.
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