That is stun.

Yes.

No.

Stun prevents you from initiating tumble, but doesn't stop one in progress.

Just to recap:

3 people can at one time: crucify, trample, sacrifice. Crucify stuns initially and takes time to writhe out of in which you can do nothing else thus you have something like 2.5 seconds easy to pull this off - which will instantly kill anyone.

3 people at one time cannot instantly Inquisition you. It works on a timer. I think the absolute fastest you can Inquisition someone is around 9-10 seconds. After you Heretic, the target must glow before you can Infidel. After you Infidel, the target must glow before you can Inquisition.

In the end, I just don't see how Inquisition is "better" or ungodly as a combo with 3+ people, but Sacrifice in Necromancy isn't.

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On a side note, Sacrifice as a skill name is over used.

I hereby dub them sacrez, truesac, and vivisac.

I've been thinking this myself.

Glomdoring needs a ritual sacrifice skill too, just for fun. "When standing before Mighty Crow, you can offer yourself up to His appetites".

Then the Blacktalon could revive their "Glory be to Crow!" *die* thing.

Couldn't you just heartstop?

Also, the dagger of reincarnation requires you to sacrifice yourself. While not a skill name, it's still part of the overuse.

Nah- the point of it was that they were dying to Crow's Aspects, making for death sights of "Crow newbie has been slain by Big Crow."

Oh. Just kick them then.

Actually, they were cooler. "Crow newbie has been tore to shreds by Bloodthirst, the Shadow of Crow." and the like


He means a skill that gives some benefit for it.

Still, those rituals aren't so newbie friendly now that Glom doesn't get org conglut in the Black Nest