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Baalz said:
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K said:
When someone is casting Master Enslave, they use either a Pretender or a communion.
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That's actually not true. Several nations get access to S4 mages (Marverni, Arcoscephale, R'yleh off the top of my head)
S4 + cap + coin + crystal shield + ring of sorcery = S8
Heck, even cheaper is to drop the ring and have a second mage carrying the light of the northern star - bonus he can cast vortex of returning after the master enslave if you want. Slap an eye of the void and rune smasher onto your main caster for +4 penetration. Drop those two where you expect an enemy army to move and they'll act first so no anti-magic and no retaliation at all. Yoink!
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I've found that the AI gets very twitchy when casting spells with 200+ fatigue (50/50 of not casting). That being said, it tends to mean that only high astral or communions get the job done reliably.
But, you may have had a different experience. I'd be interested in other people's experience with this aspect of high fatigue spells.
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