One thing that the Ring of the Ram is supposed to be good for is that it can harm Kangaxx in his demi-lich form, so I wonder how much easier that fight would be if you hit him with three of the rings' blasts simultaneously?</font>[/QUOTE]Hmm..you got a point there,never actually tried it like that (lol,maybe I should have [img]tongue.gif[/img] ) if you hit him with three ring of rams,then well...I guess that Kangaxx woudn be much easier,and would save the player from many many quick loads' ;) got to try that sometimes
oh, 3x 5-30hp,pretty good.. [img]smile.gif[/img] max 90hp dmg ..hmm.. :D

Heh... Creative as always, SixOfSpades! [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]

I shall second Vedran by quoting the ever-famous Rasheman philosopher:
Ooooh, you are a smart one. I understand now! :D [img]tongue.gif[/img]

There is a way to roleplay anything, even bugs :D
That's why its so fun. More than one Holy Avenger? "Found it in Keldorn's attic".

Sadly, some of the so-called "unique" items are decidedly less than unique: There's no problem at all with there being 2 sets of Shadow Armor or Boots of Stealth, but when you've got 6 pairs of Boots of Speed, all with the same description, that talks about how the "Paws of the Cheetah" made their owner the fastet man on the planet, well.....things are questionable.

What would work is to have 1 unique pair of Boots of Speed, and then have the others state that they are copies of the original pair, made by some curious Mage who was intrigued by the Boots, and wanted to see if she could duplicate the enchantments. A similar trick could be used to justify the other Ring of Regeneration, etc.....there could even be a guy in Waukeen's Promenade, who makes his living by enchanting Rings of Protection+1.

It's either that or give up the other 5 pairs of Boots of Speed, etc., or at least if we want to be realistic about this.