[Burnsaber]

[quote=JimMorrison;673174]

Originally Posted by Burnsaber

So the Master Rule of Awesome could create a F/S spell like Howl or School of Sharks, that spawns hordes of kittens, instead?

The following response is so awesome, you need to roll awe morale check just read it. Advance with caution

Yeah, it's awesome, so it is possible. It also could be possible to make it its awesome landlubber counterpart (S/F), which bordersummons awesome T-Rexes on even more awesome fighter jets, awesomely accompanied by the whole League of Justice and the Watchmen. Unfortunatly my awesomthurgy is bit rusty and I can't make the requied monster sprites into existence by sheer force of will.

Only ones awesome enough for that kind of awesomthurgy magicks are Batman and Dr.McNinja.

Aezeal: Ahh.. the memories.. BG2 was awesome.

Originally Posted by VedalkenBear

Burnsaber: Oh, it's possible, but not from an AI perspective. The deviation of a spell is dependent on both the range of the spell and its precision, correct? Thus, what's to stop

Curse of Avalon
AAN
Range: 30
Prec: -10 (very important)
AoE: 10
Effect: Grants Luck (MR negates easily)
Secondaryeffectalways: Curse (no MR)

Sure, the computer will try to use this as a buff, not a debuff... but what if the computer can't target it more than a 'general area'? My experience is that in 'large battles' the spell will overlap offensive and defensive lines at times.

Once you get the computer to cast it, you can tune the precision of the spell to hit in the general area without always hitting the people you want.

Mechanic is pretty cool, but theme seems like a LA man national spell. Perhaps I'll manage to have same kind of mechanic some of the missing spell combos.

Originally Posted by VedalkenBear

Oh, also... is there any way to get a Battlefield Enchantment version of Haunted Forest?

Didn't that revive all dead troops as manikins on your side? It might be possible, but I don't how the game would respond when you cast the battlefield version when you have the global active too.