Crom Faeyr

The fallen one · Post by **The fallen one** » Mon Feb 12, 2001 6:45 pm

OK I just getting all the items to complete the hammer. I forged it and it is a great hammer. But I was thinking of not using it and getting rid of it and just keeping the gear to make it. The reason I would get rid of it is that it is really late in the game and I do not have any charcters prof. in the hammer.
My party:
Me thief
Minsc and boo
Edwin
Jaheira
keldorn
Imoen
Maybe not the best party but they do the trick. Should I get some one else to use the hammer. I have spent alot of time getting these charcters to a high level. And if I get some else I will have to build them up in level to be with par with the party. What should I do heeeeeellllllllpppppppppp me. Anyone see how much the hammer is worth not that gold is needed.

tigerone · Post by **tigerone** » Mon Feb 12, 2001 6:57 pm

That's actually not a very bad idea at all; most people just forge it but then they lose two potential items that add strength (gauntlets of ogre power, girdle of xxxx giant) I say that if you use a predominately fighter mentality and use four members of your party in melee combat, it may suit you to spread the strength wealth around, especially if you have decent weapons for your party. Besides, you'll always have the option to forge it later if you want, as long as you don't lose any of the items...

The fallen one · Post by **The fallen one** » Mon Feb 12, 2001 8:26 pm

Thanks for the reply. I think I will not forge it a keep the girdle and the gauntlets and use them with the fighters. How needs god like str. anyways.

Drakron Du´Dark · Post by **Drakron Du´Dark** » Mon Feb 12, 2001 8:34 pm

This is Crom Faeyr.
Gives 25 str.
Kills stone golems, clay golems, ettins and trolls
thac0 +5 bonus
damage 2d4 +3
speed 1

The ultimate cleric weapon.
25 STR is far better, dont you agree?

[This message has been edited by Drakron Du´Dark (edited 02-12-2001).]

The fallen one · Post by **The fallen one** » Mon Feb 12, 2001 10:22 pm

So is the hammer considered a +3,+4,+5. THAC0 is +5 and damage with out the str. bonus is only +3. The reason I ask I need to go after the demi-lich you need +4 weapons.

Brink · Post by **Brink** » Tue Feb 13, 2001 1:16 am

It's considered a +5 weapon(affects Kangaxx's Demi-lich form

)

Locke Da'averan · Post by **Locke Da'averan** » Tue Feb 13, 2001 2:37 am

I got all the items to forge the crom fayer my first play through, but i realized that even that the hammer was a superb weapon i had no-one in the party with any proficiency slots on war-hammers so i decided to keep the girdle of fgs with my pc (fighter), the ogre power gloves with mazzy and wiped my a$$ with the crom fayer scroll...

This because i got little bit angry when i noticed it didn't do any good to me...

Hazim ibn Gorion · Post by **Hazim ibn Gorion** » Tue Feb 13, 2001 9:58 am

One option to consider is to use it as an off-hand weapon even if you don't have the proficiencies. I did this my first time through by giving it to Valygar. He took a big non-prof. hit for wielding it (esp. in his off hand), but he still had the 25 strength, which made Celestial Fury all the more effective for his main weapon.

Yes, it would be nice to spread the strength items around, but you still have the 19-strength girdle and you will get a 20-strength girdle in the elven city. Plus, strength potions last a long time and by that point in the game you should have more than enough for any weaker characters (Mazzy/Keldorn/Jaheira/Valygar) to take a gulp before the tougher fights.

In the end I think Crom Faeyr is worth it.

Vehemence · Post by **Vehemence** » Tue Feb 13, 2001 8:55 pm

You don't need a +4 weapon to kill Kangaxx in his Demi-Lich form. You can simply use a flame tongue +1 and yahoo... although that is considered +4 against undead...

I digress...

Giles the Sorcerer · Post by **Giles the Sorcerer** » Tue Feb 13, 2001 9:18 pm

If none of your characters dual wield or have hammer proficiency points, I'd suggest not getting it, since it requires you use a weapon you are not proficient in. IF someone dual wields, put it in their off hand.