Verant is going to tweak Screaming Terror so that it's all or nothing which
will make it a very good spell. As for charm that's fine it's a useless
spell since it's a low level charm spell, and charm overall is pretty
useless unless your a enchanter or bard.
Naeeldar
-----Original Message-----
From: Tony B <
tonyb72@...>
To:
EQ_Necromancer@onelist.com <
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Date: Sunday, September 12, 1999 12:42 PM
Subject: [EQ_Necromancer] broken spells, etc
>From: "Tony B" <tonyb72@...>
>
>wtf? i think necros have the largest percentage of broken and useless
>spells of any class. not only that, but we have a huge gap in the number
of
>quests we can do, and too many items mimic our spells.
>
>>BTW, is intensify death really broken. Feel kinda stupid casting it all
the
>> time for the last few weeks.
>
>then they took away charm and gave us a worthless spell (screaming terror),
>not only is it a 'why go to the train when you can bring the train to you'
>spell, but it only works indoors! at least if it worked outdoors, when the
>wipe failed it wouldnt really be as dangerous.
>
>and what were they thinking when they made voice graft? i dont think any
>class has a more useless spell.
>
>oh well, thats my rant =)
>
>>Also had a general question about experience and which is better to do.
Is
>>it better to solo a yellow spawn every other time it comes up (lets say
>>alternating with an equal level friend) or group with your friend and kill
>>each one and split the exp?
>
>you are better off getting 50% of two kills than 100% of one, there is less
>work involved, and more safety. also, you get some form of grouping bonus.
>
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