Zaleukos
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EDIT: should this be here or in the general G3 forum?
Just finished the game for the Beliar side, where you have to kill a few people, including a shaman in Geldern who has more shaman support close by. Since I always find Geldern one of the riskiest places to liberate I decided to improve on a previous attempt with bloodlust, a fun little spell that makes NPCs go berserk. Shamans are immune to the spell, but the orc warriors near him are not. Warriors or even goblins will also beat almost any caster in a 1-1 AI duel, since they hit faster than the caster can cast. The problem and reason for me not succeeding before is that bloodlusted warriors dont fight to the death (shamen do though).
So I tried freezing the warrior with ice bolt (or whatever that spell is called). The shaman just stood there staring, not doing anything. My next experiment was however more successful. Bloodlusting a second warrior to make him attack the first warrior would give the shaman time to cast his spells and kill the first warrior. Since the warrior was killed by magic fire the other orcs start screaming bloody murder and make short work of mr Shaman. It seems like the orcs do practice equality before the law
The same trick should work with Zuben and the lions (animals will always fight to the death), though its easy to simply lure him out of sight for the kill. The lions are also pretty low on hp compared to Zuben, so one would have to keep healing them, much in the same one as one help Lee take care of his business with the king.
As for that particular assassination it turned out to be easy due to a bug. I wanted to let Lee take care of the king, but due to a void bug the king was stuck at the bottom of the barrier (he wasnt in his throne room, and console teleporting found him underneath the castle together with two paladins), so I had to take care of him myself. I just had to monitor my health as the barrier was sucking away my hitpoints. Btw, I wonder why they botherd to make the barrier a complete sphere rather than just an open half...
My favourite "assassination" is however still the instance when I made a cave worth of sandcrawlers take out the grand temple of Bakaresh
Just finished the game for the Beliar side, where you have to kill a few people, including a shaman in Geldern who has more shaman support close by. Since I always find Geldern one of the riskiest places to liberate I decided to improve on a previous attempt with bloodlust, a fun little spell that makes NPCs go berserk. Shamans are immune to the spell, but the orc warriors near him are not. Warriors or even goblins will also beat almost any caster in a 1-1 AI duel, since they hit faster than the caster can cast. The problem and reason for me not succeeding before is that bloodlusted warriors dont fight to the death (shamen do though).
So I tried freezing the warrior with ice bolt (or whatever that spell is called). The shaman just stood there staring, not doing anything. My next experiment was however more successful. Bloodlusting a second warrior to make him attack the first warrior would give the shaman time to cast his spells and kill the first warrior. Since the warrior was killed by magic fire the other orcs start screaming bloody murder and make short work of mr Shaman. It seems like the orcs do practice equality before the law
The same trick should work with Zuben and the lions (animals will always fight to the death), though its easy to simply lure him out of sight for the kill. The lions are also pretty low on hp compared to Zuben, so one would have to keep healing them, much in the same one as one help Lee take care of his business with the king.
As for that particular assassination it turned out to be easy due to a bug. I wanted to let Lee take care of the king, but due to a void bug the king was stuck at the bottom of the barrier (he wasnt in his throne room, and console teleporting found him underneath the castle together with two paladins), so I had to take care of him myself. I just had to monitor my health as the barrier was sucking away my hitpoints. Btw, I wonder why they botherd to make the barrier a complete sphere rather than just an open half...
My favourite "assassination" is however still the instance when I made a cave worth of sandcrawlers take out the grand temple of Bakaresh
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