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You can call me Brynn, honey

"Wish" must be treated carefully. When you cast it, a djinni appears and offers you a few things you can choose from, like "all allies fully healed" or "regain my used spells". The outcome really depends on the wisdom of the caster - the wiser you are, the more chance you have that the text of the options offered are exact and can be interpreted in only one way, and that's important!

E.g. a wizard with low wisdom might get a choice like "I want to be more powerful than enyone" and the djinni will say "OK, I'll give you the chance to improve yourself" and will summon a horde of enemies on him! If you're wiser, the same wish would be "I'd like to be stronger for the duration of the battle" and the djinni will raise your strength points.

Even with high wisdom you may get tricky choices, so choose wisely. Usually noble desires like healing will be fulfilled.

[QUOTE=Brynn]You can call me Brynn, honey

"Wish" must be treated carefully. When you cast it, a djinni appears and offers you a few things you can choose from, like "all allies fully healed" or "regain my used spells". The outcome really depends on the wisdom of the caster - the wiser you are, the more chance you have that the text of the options offered are exact and can be interpreted in only one way, and that's important!

E.g. a wizard with low wisdom might get a choice like "I want to be more powerful than enyone" and the djinni will say "OK, I'll give you the chance to improve yourself" and will summon a horde of enemies on him! If you're wiser, the same wish would be "I'd like to be stronger for the duration of the battle" and the djinni will raise your strength points.

Even with high wisdom you may get tricky choices, so choose wisely. Usually noble desires like healing will be fulfilled.[/QUOTE]
hey brynn good to meet ya!!yeh last night i tried the wish spell to success so now i know thats cool thanx!!! just about to break the seal to the imprisoned one in watchers keep.....its amazing how quickly you level up now every 30000-40000 which is good for extra hp and also for imoen who has some kick ass spells now!!you heard if bg3 is truth or not?hope so dont want it to end!!

This is getting slightly off-topic... Does anyone have other Draconis-beating strategies?

@Brynn: i think the translation is "Beasts we are, lest beasts we become"

Lee, glad to help! Are you playing a pure mage or a multiclass char?

Moltovir, my strategy was to keep my best spells reserved for his dragon state. Until then I had all my warriors to hit him, cast a few disabling spells on him, and when he turned into a dragon, I used Time Stop immediately, KWW, LMR, LMR, LMR, and Comet. I also found that Mordekainen's Sword is pretty tricky here, b/c it can't be knocked out with a breath (swept back by it, but returns immediately to position), and resistant to most damage and magic types. So if you summon one or two of them, they'll do damage to him constantly while your warriors are lying in the corner pulling themselves together

Also, make sure that Dragon Slayer is equipped along with the helmet and armor (can't recall their names now, you know, those you found at Firkraag's lair), and that all your party members are protected from fear!

Let's keep this thread on its topic, guys. Thanks.

Fable, it's about Draconis, isn't it?

Yes, but the couple of posts I removed definitely weren't. I probably should have mentioned that.

Oh, I see.

yeh i thought we were still talking about draconis anyhow im way past that, got a new problem now....but i guess i should start up a new thread.cheers for all the help guys!!!

plus im a fairly new gamebanshee member and not upto date on the forum rules about threads but getting there!!!

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