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Forum Member Posts: 17 Joined: 16-November 06 ![]() |
It's not even funny any more, I've got 4 arcane magic users (fighter/mage PC, Jan, Edwin, Nalia) , 1 cleric (Anomen) and 1 druid (Jaheira) in my party, and it seems nothing can take him down... just when I think I'm getting near, he tosses out another Greater Command and half my party lies down for a nap.
My party scripts check resistances before casting spells, so I know he's resistant to pretty much everything, and he's only taking 9 damage per hit from a Cleric Staff +3 wielded by someone with 19 Str... when he can actually be hit... Any hints or tips would be appreciated. |
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![]() The Tactician ![]() Distinguished Developer Posts: 7793 Joined: 1-December 05 ![]() |
Adamantite golems, in the original game, also have such damage resistances. It's not a new concept. The new thing about Gem and Coin golems in comparison with the game's standard golems is not their damage resistance, but their good AC. The other important point in fighting against each new type of golem is to choose the right weapon type to attack them. You should practice to become familiar with their abilities.
Elemental golems are way more powerful than Gem and Coin golems, but you should go for them with higher level parties. -------------------- Improved Anvil
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