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Today I found myself doing something I truly never expected to do -- casting arc light while hunting more or less at level. It was more effective on celpeze than a vertigo of the same prep and I am very pleased with it. Thank you!
Gizella
<<Today I found myself doing something I truly never expected to do -- casting arc light while hunting more or less at level. It was more effective on celpeze than a vertigo of the same prep and I am very pleased with it. Thank you!>>
I'm glad you like it! I hope everyone enjoys the other stuff in store for the other spells just as much :).
~V
<--- Warrior Mage Haiku --->
My pants are aflame
I did not learn water spells
so now I must ARGGHHHH
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I'm glad you like it! I hope everyone enjoys the other stuff in store for the other spells just as much :).
~V
<--- Warrior Mage Haiku --->
My pants are aflame
I did not learn water spells
so now I must ARGGHHHH
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http://www.naebunny.com/TopFrameSet.htm
The changes to arc light caught me completly by surprise. The spell disruption is not consistant/mana efficient enough for me to consider using the spell as any sort of preventative measure, and I've otherwise outgrown it's period of usefulness; nevertheless I think it was very creative and I thoroughly approve.
'Banana' comes from the Latin 'Banana', meaning 'Help! My dog is creating a disturbance!'.
- Radio Free Vestibules, Some Things You Probably Didn't Know About Bananas
'Banana' comes from the Latin 'Banana', meaning 'Help! My dog is creating a disturbance!'.
- Radio Free Vestibules, Some Things You Probably Didn't Know About Bananas
Interesting. Is that at melee? I remember when the changes first happened, being able to relatively consistantly pull off a missile-range disruption with about 25 mana, but then it stopped working so I stopped testing it.
'Banana' comes from the Latin 'Banana', meaning 'Help! My dog is creating a disturbance!'.
- Radio Free Vestibules, Some Things You Probably Didn't Know About Bananas
'Banana' comes from the Latin 'Banana', meaning 'Help! My dog is creating a disturbance!'.
- Radio Free Vestibules, Some Things You Probably Didn't Know About Bananas
>The changes to arc light caught me completly by surprise. The spell disruption is not consistant/mana efficient enough for me to consider using the spell as any sort of preventative measure, and I've otherwise outgrown it's period of usefulness; nevertheless I think it was very creative and I thoroughly approve.
Damn. You hit the nail on the head. I agree completely.
Caught me by surprise. Too mana poor to use often considering the death I can deal with same mana using other spells. Still, pretty creative and fun change. I enjoy it and will continue to use it sparsely.
Yeah, you nailed it.
Player of Tessaa
Damn. You hit the nail on the head. I agree completely.
Caught me by surprise. Too mana poor to use often considering the death I can deal with same mana using other spells. Still, pretty creative and fun change. I enjoy it and will continue to use it sparsely.
Yeah, you nailed it.
Player of Tessaa
