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  • Narvius
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    My greatest strength this time around was ACTUALLY USING WHAT I HAD AT MY DISPOSAL.

    This particular character would be dead by dlvl 3 if not for her awesome Oil Flask throwing skills (for fending off Maggot's Dogs).

    Then, when I had better tools available (no-fail TO, for example), I used them. When I had reliable banishment, I ransacked vaults. Basically, braver play all-around, but with maintained (or even improved) cautiousness.

    On the other hand, I spent a lot of time pursuing useless goals (running up fifty dungeon levels to find and kill Vargo... lulz), and inexperience. I reached endgame twice before in my life, Morgoth NEVER.

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  • Malak Darkhunter
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    Thinking about trying a mage my next go around after comp123, never got very far with a mage.

    what do you think where your greatest strengths and weaknesses?

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  • Narvius
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    I'm currently considering fighting the Tarrasque. What is the damage limit for unresisted Disenchantment Breath?

    This is my character:


    [Edit]
    Found a weapon with rDisenchant. The Tarrasque is DOWN!
    Three uniques plus Morgy left.
    Last edited by Narvius; June 11, 2012, 14:22.

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  • Narvius
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    My best character so far, ever.
    I wear the +6 Int ring to reach a 0% failure rate on Teleport Level (which is the ultimate escape, really).

    I currently prefer Hithlomir over Belegennon; while the latter has Poison resist and would free up one ring slot for me, the former covers dark and nether, which I cannot cover any other way so far (and the latter one is REALLY important, I learned).

    My speed is LAUGHABLY low, but I'm hoping to find some stuff soon. After all, I managed to avoid euthanazing myself with stupidity so far.

    I cannot decide between an "of the Dwarves +3 and an "of Weaponmastery +3; any pointers? (regarding any other possible better equipment choices as well, of course)

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  • Narvius
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    Started seriously playing Angband again.
    Even though I told myself not to do so.



    AWESOMEFUSAEGASJGASLKJRGLKASJREAJSFDKSJ")/$=%!("UHS! doesn't even nearly explain my feeling after four great finds in rapid succession.

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  • warlin
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    Originally posted by Narvius
    Angband is extremely *addicting*.
    No matter how awesome characters of mine die, and no matter how they die, I do always try again.
    Probably because I know that some char, some day, will be much better.
    quoted for truth

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  • Narvius
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    She's still alive and lvl 29, that means close to Banishment.
    The spells in NPP are so much more powerful....

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  • Narvius
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    While not really V, I just want to keep everything in one topic:
    My first "real" NPP-Mage (sig), rocket start thanks to quests, even one artifact!
    I'm also playing on Randarts for the first time.
    And I've screwed up one quest (Creeping Coin Fortress - it was just a test, anyways) because I accidentally teleported. Almost died there...

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  • Narvius
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    Angband is extremely *addicting*.
    No matter how awesome characters of mine die, and no matter how they die, I do always try again.
    Probably because I know that some char, some day, will be much better.

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  • aeneas
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    Originally posted by Narvius
    I basically TO'ed Death Drakes, if I saw one, and killed every other 'd' or 'D' I've met. Of course killing the latter one required at least a small distance, or they would've shredded me...
    That's why I didn't thought that he could instakill me. Well, I didn't even considered that.
    Well, I think almost everyone has lost a few characters to the AMHD. They're definitely worth avoiding for quite a while.

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  • Wraitheist
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    Staffs also worked when confused. This is huge if you accidentally get into melee range of an umber hulk, as they will often confuse you every turn.

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  • Narvius
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    I basically TO'ed Death Drakes, if I saw one, and killed every other 'd' or 'D' I've met. Of course killing the latter one required at least a small distance, or they would've shredded me...
    That's why I didn't thought that he could instakill me. Well, I didn't even considered that.

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  • aeneas
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    Originally posted by Narvius
    Aww. Okay. I've learned not to underestimate dragons. For the second time (the previous ones were, probably greater, Crystal Drakes, I think).
    You should probably qualify that piece of learning. Some dragons are dangerous, in some situations (AMHDs when you have low hp or lack a resistance are a good candidate for this, as are a couple of Wyrms.) But most of them are pretty harmless compared to the worst stuff at their depth, and carry around a great deal of treasure- at any depth past 1500' I am looking for dragons to kill. Knowing which dragons to look for is the important bit. Also, I'm not considering Draco* dragons here- they are very dangerous for their depth.

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  • Narvius
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    Aww. Okay. I've learned not to underestimate dragons. For the second time (the previous ones were, probably greater, Crystal Drakes, I think).

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  • Nick
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    Originally posted by Wraitheist
    Yeah, multi-hued's are nasty. I've seen other people say that they do more damage with their breath's than other dragons of the same "type" (Ancient, etc.).
    Yes, it's all about the hitpoints. AMHDs have a lot more HP than other Ancient Ds, and breath damage is a fraction of HP.

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