Hang + Trueheal + Soulless

by Narsrim

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Narsrim2005-02-10 20:18:52
I would like to formerly state how unfair and unbalanced it is that Celestines can charge soulless tarot, fling hangedman, trueheal (to regain equilibrium), and follow up with soulless instantly. Let the whining commence
Thorgal2005-02-10 20:27:09
Paladins can also doublestrike, trueheal, doublestrike, and thusly create a much much more effective version of a haymaker (at the same power cost), since it fully heals you in every imaginable way, deliver 4 strikes, just like haymaker, and actually target them, unlike haymaker. I agree that sacraments is much more effective than Moon or Stag.
Ixion2005-02-10 20:37:13
only with trueheal theres not much of a delay before you can attack again, and I believe you keep your defs unlike lichdom.
Narsrim2005-02-10 20:39:32
QUOTE(Ixion @ Feb 10 2005, 04:37 PM)
only with trueheal theres not much of a delay before you can attack again, and I believe you keep your defs unlike lichdom.
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You can use trueheal OFF EQUILIBRIUM and it restores it.
Ethelon2005-02-10 21:53:43
Has someone used this on you Narsrim?
Narsrim2005-02-10 21:58:29
QUOTE(Ethelon @ Feb 10 2005, 05:53 PM)
Has someone used this on you Narsrim?
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I believe I've seen Amaru do this although I cannot remember if I was watching or it was on me.
Ethelon2005-02-10 23:01:05
I recall Amaru saying he wouldn't use it, not really worth it for such a purpose when Inquisition is far better. Honestly it wouldn't bother me if they made it so you don't regain eq right away upon casting.
Unknown2005-02-10 23:07:43
The whole making haymaker pointless thing does sound kind of bad.
Narsrim2005-02-10 23:08:10
QUOTE(Ethelon @ Feb 10 2005, 07:01 PM)
I recall Amaru saying he wouldn't use it, not really worth it for such a purpose when Inquisition is far better. Honestly it wouldn't bother me if they made it so you don't regain eq right away upon casting.
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Actually, I remember seeing it in a log that I think Tuek posted... could be wrong here.