Invisible Swarm III: over

[PashaDawg]

It's because the Council of Philosophers insisted. I had no choice.

[jeffr]

Damn, my Moloch with an MR of 25 got blinded on the (I think) first shot. She was also cursed (nice move, by the way). Does the curse make it harder to resist spells or was I just unlucky?

Also, if a unit is using an item to cast spells (say, a fire scepter - many of them; how many gems do you have?), does the unit get spell fatigue? I ask because it didn't look like it, although relief was being cast a lot (not by me, of course).

A blind cursed Moloch == a dead Moloch with lots of afflictions == Chris wins again. On the plus side, I killed an assassin and now have some goodies. Woo hoo !!!

[CUnknown]

I think you just got insanely unlucky. I'm not absolutely positive, if being cursed had anything to do with it or not, though.

About using an item to cast spells, I think you do still get fatigue, but definitely not as much as normal. I think you ignore the spell fatigue and just take your encumbrance fatigue. I'm not positive about this, either.

How many gems do I have? I can't say! But, remember, I am Ulm, and my smiths can make those scepters for 2 fire each.

[Boron]

Just Jurri left.

[The Panther]

When you use an item spell, you get 5 fatigue no matter the spell. Which means you can cast it nearly indefinitely even without relief.

Is this game on QH?

[Boron]

The Panther said:
When you use an item spell, you get 5 fatigue no matter the spell. Which means you can cast it nearly indefinitely even without relief.

Is this always true?
Or do you get 0 fatigue if you use a 0 enc chassis ?

[The Panther]

I believe you always get 5 fatigue no matter what. It is completely independant of the chassis or the spell. I could be wrong, of course...