Infuriate seems to have no effect

ML42 · 10-26-2006, 10:43 AM

Hi

I've recently become a Warlock and I was testing out the new spells - I tried infuriate on a orc quite close to another orc and a sabretooth, it went into the fight position but didn't do anything.
I was expecting infuriate to make it start fighting with the orc and sabretooth.
I also cast infuriate then started fighting the orc and there was no noticable difference, apart from a 100-odd less mana.

If it's a range issue with the infuriated monster then it needs to be increased because it is rare for monsters to get very close.

Cheers

ML42 · 10-26-2006, 10:46 AM

In addition, lvl 2 Vampirism is meant to transfer health from your enemy to you, 150 I think it was, only it didn't seem to make anywhere near that difference.
It might be because many of the creatures at my level attack for near 100 hp, in which case I think Vampirism needs to leach more health to make it worthwhile.

10-26-2006, 10:43 AM	#1
ML42 Apprentice Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 69	Infuriate seems to have no effect Hi I've recently become a Warlock and I was testing out the new spells - I tried infuriate on a orc quite close to another orc and a sabretooth, it went into the fight position but didn't do anything. I was expecting infuriate to make it start fighting with the orc and sabretooth. I also cast infuriate then started fighting the orc and there was no noticable difference, apart from a 100-odd less mana. If it's a range issue with the infuriated monster then it needs to be increased because it is rare for monsters to get very close. Cheers

10-26-2006, 10:46 AM	#2
ML42 Apprentice Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 69	In addition, lvl 2 Vampirism is meant to transfer health from your enemy to you, 150 I think it was, only it didn't seem to make anywhere near that difference. It might be because many of the creatures at my level attack for near 100 hp, in which case I think Vampirism needs to leach more health to make it worthwhile.