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Like many I'm back WAY after the magic changes and finally have figured out how to train all the different magics, except debilitation. All I have as a debil spell atm is Malediction and no matter how many times I cast it when hunting it doesn't work or teach all that great. Current debilitation skill is at 411, Holy Magic at 535. I'm casting as high as the skills allow as well. Am I missing something?
Oh also, I'm aligned to Meraud, which I assume has an affect.
Thanks for the help!
>>Debil trains like TM, so the creature has to be 'at level' for your Debil skill. What are you casting Malediction on?
No it doesn't. For your Debil to learn in an area your stats (your stats in the contest vs. critters stats in the contest) have to be at level for the area. For MUs the only thing that the skill matters for is how much mana you can put into the spell. Success and EXP gain are based on the stat contest, and how challenging it is for you.
Malediction is a Spirit (Wisdom, Charisma, Intelligence) vs. Fortitude (Stamina, Discipline, Strength) contest. So it sounds like your mental stats are a lot higher than the physical stats of the critter you are fighting. You could find a different Debil spell that uses a different contest that will be more challenging, or you will have to move to something different (probably harder).
No it doesn't. For your Debil to learn in an area your stats (your stats in the contest vs. critters stats in the contest) have to be at level for the area. For MUs the only thing that the skill matters for is how much mana you can put into the spell. Success and EXP gain are based on the stat contest, and how challenging it is for you.
Malediction is a Spirit (Wisdom, Charisma, Intelligence) vs. Fortitude (Stamina, Discipline, Strength) contest. So it sounds like your mental stats are a lot higher than the physical stats of the critter you are fighting. You could find a different Debil spell that uses a different contest that will be more challenging, or you will have to move to something different (probably harder).
