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Um... huh?
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2001 3:49 pm
by Idiyen
First: Does anyone know how to kill the green dragon in ToB? (I'd be more specific but i dont wanna spoil it) His breath seems to lay waste to me every time even though keldorn has a cloak of mirroring. What save does it check?
Second:
I downloaded and installed the bhaal powers patch for the pocket plane (the one put out by the game designer) but i notice i can no longer choose where i travel when i leave. Perhaps its because of my position in the game?
Spolier below
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Saradush has fallen and i went to the desert town, now it automatically takes me 'from whence i came'. do others experience this too?
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2001 4:22 pm
by Mr. Clark
Originally posted by Idiyen:
<STRONG>Saradush has fallen and i went to the desert town, now it automatically takes me 'from whence i came'. do others experience this too?</STRONG>
I think at that point in the game, it always take to whence you came.
Spoilers (however minor they may be)
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As for the green dragon thing, I'm not sure which dragon you are talking about. The only green dragon I know of is in Watcher's Keep. He is not that tough. Take him down with Greater Whirlwind attack and a couple of breaches when he puts up defeanses, and he should fall pretty quick
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2001 6:58 pm
by Idiyen
Er okay.
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Draconis, the mage that turns dragon in Abi's lair is the one i am talking about. Any advice?
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2001 7:22 pm
by Mr. Clark
um righty 'o'
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I think Draconis is a Brown Dragon. When he uses his breathe weapon, it says "Brown Dragon breathe weapon" or something like that. Anyway, this particular dragon is a pain the in @ss. Keep some true sights handy and summon planatar or deva and Greater Whirlwind. Thats the way I handled it.
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2001 7:34 pm
by rapier
Right, a planetar is useful, because it has constant True Sight, but only for itself.
Draconis IS a green dragon, by the way...
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2001 2:10 pm
by Xyx
Originally posted by rapier:
<STRONG>a planetar is useful, because it has constant True Sight, but only for itself.</STRONG>
Does that 'True Sight' dispel illusions or merely enable it to see the invisible (which is something different)?
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2001 10:40 pm
by Magus
It can just see invisible enemies. However, I think it also has a few true sight spells handy.