PS:T Old Coppereyes
Ykalon Dragon
Mechanus Cannon got him.
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Christoph Nahr
<yka...@SoftHome.net> wrote:
>Is he killable? He seems to have a very high magic resistance, not even
>Mechanus Cannon got him.
Don't think so, I let my party bash on him for five minutes or so. We
scored tons of hits (though with few damage points) but he never died.
Either he regenerates at an insane rate (and without any display to
this effect), or he has >500 HP, or he's invincible.
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Chris Avellone
well, hit points wise, at least.
Chris
Ykalon Dragon wrote:
> Is he killable? He seems to have a very high magic resistance, not even
> Mechanus Cannon got him.
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Steve Kostoff
Chris Avellone <CAve...@blackisle.com> wrote in message
news:389CBA0C...@blackisle.com...
> He's killable, but it takes a LONG time. He's a very powerful character...
> well, hit points wise, at least.
>
> Chris
Could you spoil us, Chris? What exactly is he, anyway? I can't ever seem to
get any response from him or find out much about him.
Steve Kostoff
L.J. Wischik
>He's killable, but it takes a LONG time. He's a very powerful character...
>well, hit points wise, at least.
I have this suspicion that someone accidentally added an extra couple of
zeros to his HP in the database, and you guys all left it in there as a
joke...
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Chris Avellone
ended up being was some silent guy with copper eyes and 32000 hit points. Just
another normal day in development.
Chris
Steve Kostoff wrote:
> Chris Avellone <CAve...@blackisle.com> wrote in message
> news:389CBA0C...@blackisle.com...
> > He's killable, but it takes a LONG time. He's a very powerful character...
> > well, hit points wise, at least.
> >
Barking Pumpkin
Chris Avellone wrote in message <389E30D2...@blackisle.com>...
>He was supposed to be the proxy of some god of death, like Charon, but all
he
>ended up being was some silent guy with copper eyes and 32000 hit points.
Just
>another normal day in development.
>
>Chris
>
Werner Arend
On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, Ykalon Dragon wrote:
> Is he killable? He seems to have a very high magic resistance, not even
> Mechanus Cannon got him.
Who do you mean? (Gods - have I forgotten that one already or is there
still *another* guy I haven't met?)
Werner
Ykalon Dragon
>
> On Sat, 05 Feb 2000 22:26:54 +0100, Ykalon Dragon
>
> >Is he killable? He seems to have a very high magic resistance, not even
> >Mechanus Cannon got him.
>
> scored tons of hits (though with few damage points) but he never died.
> Either he regenerates at an insane rate (and without any display to
> this effect), or he has >500 HP, or he's invincible.
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> Chris Nahr (christo...@uumail.xxde, remove xx to reply by e-mail)
> Please reply either on Usenet or by e-mail but not both!
> Visit http://uuhome.de/christoph.nahr/ for Might & Magic information
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No he doesn't take any damage. I got a lot of criticals but not 1 point
of damage.
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Ykalon Dragon
>
> On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, Ykalon Dragon wrote:
>
> > Is he killable? He seems to have a very high magic resistance, not even
> > Mechanus Cannon got him.
>
> still *another* guy I haven't met?)
>
> Werner
I don't think he shows up until you start killing the other dustmen in
the bar.
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Steve Kostoff
Ykalon Dragon <yka...@SoftHome.net> wrote in message
news:389EFB99...@SoftHome.net...
No, he's there no matter you do, but he's a real silent type and looks like
all the other dustmen there, so he doesn't stand out.
Steve Kostoff
Werner Arend
Ah, yes - one of those people who hadn't anything meaningful to say... no
wonder I forgot him.
Werner
Mike Hussey
tuebingen.de>, Werner Arend <kii...@mail.uni-tuebingen.de> writes
<snip>
>Ah, yes - one of those people who hadn't anything meaningful to say... no
>wonder I forgot him.
>
>
>Werner
>
Actually he didn't say anything - meaningful or otherwise.
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Mike Hussey