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Magic of Weapons

Discussion in 'Neverwinter Nights (Classic)' started by Valer, Jun 15, 2005.

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    Lots of weapons have magical effects. For example DC14 Daze 75%/2 rounds. How shall I interpret this? If the target can't roll the DC I have 75% chance to apply the Daze spell?

    And what about theese spells for example Daze and Sleep can harm only monsters less than 5 hit dice. Is this means if a monster has 6d8 HP than my Namarra Neversleep wont be able to Daze it? Or it is calculated different way in case of weapons?
     
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    you have a 75% chance to "cast" daze on hit on the struck target, the cast will have a dc of 14.

    Well, dunno about the last point, but then im never using these types of weapons anyway. Damage for the win...
     
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    The effects aren't applied as the spells of the same name.

    Meaning, a daze spell may only affect a creature of 5 hd or less, but if your sword hits a 10 hd monster, and he blows his save, you're still going to apply that effect.
     
    ArtEChoke, Jun 16, 2005
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    I think they screwed up Neversleep +2 vs. Neversleep +1.

    The +1 has a 75% chance of Daze while the +2 has a 50% chance of Sleep.

    Not only is the 50% worse than 75% but IMO Sleep is worse than Daze because as soon as you hit a sleeping monster, they wake up!

    I love Daze with my Rogue; automatic sneak attacks without having to sneak!
     
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    Yes, this was the point of my question. Because I am playing rogue too and I worried about my ultimate weapon... :)

    Thanks!
     
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