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karlosovic · 01-28-2003, 09:09 AM

these werewolves... are they the ones that tell you they have some injured and try to 'ambush' you ? I must say, I've always found them patheticly easy to kill, probably the easiest things (besides orcs) in that whole dungeon (considering all the other nasties in there). Then again, I always do de'arnise keep before doing any remotely hard quests, it's usually a toss up between FoA and lilacor as to which of them I have first, so maybe thats why I've never had trouble with the werewolves.

Actually, and speaking generally, I think I'm a much better general against ANY fighter types even if they can regenerate or whatever. All my troubles in the game (and I still find it very hard quite often) occur when enemies have magic. Swords/claws/arrows I can deal with, but magic ?... hmmm

01-28-2003, 09:09 AM	#13
karlosovic Drizzt Do'Urden Join Date: December 1, 2002 Location: Newcastle, Australia Age: 47 Posts: 636	these werewolves... are they the ones that tell you they have some injured and try to 'ambush' you ? I must say, I've always found them patheticly easy to kill, probably the easiest things (besides orcs) in that whole dungeon (considering all the other nasties in there). Then again, I always do de'arnise keep before doing any remotely hard quests, it's usually a toss up between FoA and lilacor as to which of them I have first, so maybe thats why I've never had trouble with the werewolves. Actually, and speaking generally, I think I'm a much better general against ANY fighter types even if they can regenerate or whatever. All my troubles in the game (and I still find it very hard quite often) occur when enemies have magic. Swords/claws/arrows I can deal with, but magic ?... hmmm __________________ Sunglasses of Coolness +2<br /><br />Cernd: \"It is with great pride and pleasure that I accept this Most Valuable Player award....\"<br />(from the genius of Six of Spades)