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Twiceborn, drowning and bakemono
It's a sure sign you haven't played a game for too long when you don't even know the basics for sure any more :(
Anyhow, here's my problem: I figured that having a Bakemono Sorcerer cast Twiceborn, then drown him by moving him into a see province and taking away his Ring of Water Breathing / Shambler Armour would be a good way to kill him without getting even more afflictions when he comes back as a wight. I'm pretty sure it worked once - in the last game. Now, I've lost 2 sorcerers (and quite some gems!), as I only get the message "XY drowned in ZZ", but no wight appears. And before you ask, yes, I still own my capitol. In both provinces there's DOM 10. Twiceborn was successfully cast 2 turns before. And those sorcerers aren't demons/undead etc. Where did I err ? |
Re: Twiceborn, drowning and bakemono
I read in other threads that drowning is a bug that bypasses your twiceborn... So no drowning them to convert them to undead.
So some creativity would be needed in suiciding them quickly and without affliction. I believe fatiguing them to death (aura, communion) and high difficulty rout death was discussed in those thread, bog beast was thrown out as I believe poison damage does cause affliction. |
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More testing needed, it seems ... You don't have link to those threads, by chance? |
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Would mind-hunting your own units work?
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Life After Death is cheaper and easier than twiceborn, and you can 'batch-order' it. Admittedly, the chassis you get isn't quite as nice. (Works best with death by poison probably). Warning: May be considered an exploit.
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