I am in the dragon eye caves level 3. I want to know how come the cold wights and skeleton leu. are immune to some weapons.
They take damage and it says 'damage resisted'.
PS Can you get info on all monsters somewhere.
Help with dragon eye!!
Help with dragon eye!!
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I am in the dragon eye caves level 3. I want to know how come the cold wights and skeleton leu. are immune to some weapons.
They take damage and it says 'damage resisted'.
PS Can you get info on all monsters somewhere.
I am in the dragon eye caves level 3. I want to know how come the cold wights and skeleton leu. are immune to some weapons.
They take damage and it says 'damage resisted'.
PS Can you get info on all monsters somewhere.
Hi y'all
Hey, it depends on what you are hitting them with. I find that Acid arrows and Fire arrows work wonders against them. But those are very hard to come by in that game. They may have resistances to other weapons that you are using against them such as slashing or piercing weapons.
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Ithil Sprandorn, Lord Mage of Saskar, said to prisoner wizard Thorstel
Ithil Sprandorn, Lord Mage of Saskar, said to prisoner wizard Thorstel
Cold wights are immune to normal weapons, so you need +1 weapons or better to hit them. Also, they have 20% slashing/crushing/missile resistance, which means that the damage they take from those types of weapons is reduced by 20%. They also have 100% cold and electrical resistance. Download the [url="http://infexp.sourceforge.net/"]Infinity Explorer[/url] to look at all the monsters (and more) in the game.
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What happened here was the gradual habituation of the people, ... to receiving decisions deliberated in secret; to believing that the situation was so complicated that the government had to act on information which the people could not understand, or so dangerous that, even if he people could understand it, it could not be released because of national security.