Barbarians go berserk, too, Alson.

Actually, it's Barbarians that go berserk anyway; Berserkers have an "Enrage" ability that amounts to the same thing.

-Saz

Being semantic, are we? [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Just kidding, of course.

Let me rephrase - the Barbarian's Berserking ability does NOT renders him immune to Imprisonment.
The Berserker's Enraging, on the other hand, does.
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[ 11-01-2002, 11:28 AM: Message edited by: Alson ]

Well why don't you try the following....
Send all your party away, wear cloak of mirroring to your mage, cast spell trap (prefering from the staff of magi, cast melf minute meteors and start bombarding....

5 seconds later, the Spell Trap runs out, the player realises the Cloak of Mirroring is useless against Imprisonment, and Kangaxx laughs maniacally as the character screams for mercy as he/she descends into the pits of Faerun.

Replace the Cloak of Mirroring with Spell Immunity:Abjuration, and the tactic will work much, much better.

LVL5 spell: spell imunity:abjuration. Slayer. Several saves. Done like dinner :D

You of course, fail to mention the -2 reputation loss which many players will be loathe to lose. ;)

Too bad they can still be imprisioned, or that might actually be useful.

Offcourse! If a foe proves too strong, blow up the entire city! Man, that is *so* cool of you! It should be a level 18 arcane spell: "Nuclear Bomb: if all else fails. Be sure to wear your safety-hats boys & girls, dont want any tentacles growing out of you head!!".

Im gonna start building the forth edition rule set of D&D, sorcs rule and can go all the way up to lvl 99, casting 1 lvl 18 spell (you dont need more, do you?). Way cool.

<font color="lightblue">Cast the PFM on Kangaxx. But only once he goes Demi. [img]smile.gif[/img] </font>

You of course, fail to mention the -2 reputation loss which many players will be loathe to lose. ;) </font>[/QUOTE]Or, depending on their alignment, might welcome with alacrity. ;) :D

-Sazerac