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Hiya! I see you're identifying some critters as Undead vs. more generically evil. I am curious the criteria your are using ... because I am trying to do some of that too and I'm find it difficult to do with confidence. I figure that an Undead should: a) occasionally provide a small wash of devotion to clerics and b) not shock an Empath using Absolution. I do not play an empath to test them with. I have been using my cleric and I concluded that Faenrae Reavers, for example, were Cursed rather than Undead. I suppose my method could be flawed if there were any Undead that never provided a devotion boost to clerics. How would I know? I appreciate your thoughts as I wouldn't want to accidentally shock any empaths. Best Regards --[[User:JBEETLE|Jbeetle]] ([[User talk:JBEETLE|talk]]) 19:36, 24 April 2015 (CDT) |
Hiya! I see you're identifying some critters as Undead vs. more generically evil. I am curious the criteria your are using ... because I am trying to do some of that too and I'm find it difficult to do with confidence. I figure that an Undead should: a) occasionally provide a small wash of devotion to clerics and b) not shock an Empath using Absolution. I do not play an empath to test them with. I have been using my cleric and I concluded that Faenrae Reavers, for example, were Cursed rather than Undead. I suppose my method could be flawed if there were any Undead that never provided a devotion boost to clerics. How would I know? I appreciate your thoughts as I wouldn't want to accidentally shock any empaths. Best Regards --[[User:JBEETLE|Jbeetle]] ([[User talk:JBEETLE|talk]]) 19:36, 24 April 2015 (CDT) |
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:Empaths can perceive creatures to see if they are undead or living. Everyone can perceive if they are cursed or not (appraising them). I am using both on creatures. If you don't have access to an Empath, you will only have one set of data. As far as I know, this is currently the only way to make the determination. --[[User:GAMERGIRL151|GAMERGIRL151]] ([[User talk:GAMERGIRL151|talk]]) 22:13, 24 April 2015 (CDT) |
:Empaths can perceive creatures to see if they are undead or living. Everyone can perceive if they are cursed or not (appraising them). I am using both on creatures. If you don't have access to an Empath, you will only have one set of data. As far as I know, this is currently the only way to make the determination. --[[User:GAMERGIRL151|GAMERGIRL151]] ([[User talk:GAMERGIRL151|talk]]) 22:13, 24 April 2015 (CDT) |
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== Why Change? == |
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Why this reversion? [https://elanthipedia.play.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Talk:S%27lai_Scout&diff=prev&oldid=410119] --[[User:CALLEK|CALLEK]] ([[User talk:CALLEK|talk]]) 02:02, 26 May 2015 (CDT) |
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Hiya! I see you're identifying some critters as Undead vs. more generically evil. I am curious the criteria your are using ... because I am trying to do some of that too and I'm find it difficult to do with confidence. I figure that an Undead should: a) occasionally provide a small wash of devotion to clerics and b) not shock an Empath using Absolution. I do not play an empath to test them with. I have been using my cleric and I concluded that Faenrae Reavers, for example, were Cursed rather than Undead. I suppose my method could be flawed if there were any Undead that never provided a devotion boost to clerics. How would I know? I appreciate your thoughts as I wouldn't want to accidentally shock any empaths. Best Regards --Jbeetle (talk) 19:36, 24 April 2015 (CDT)
- Empaths can perceive creatures to see if they are undead or living. Everyone can perceive if they are cursed or not (appraising them). I am using both on creatures. If you don't have access to an Empath, you will only have one set of data. As far as I know, this is currently the only way to make the determination. --GAMERGIRL151 (talk) 22:13, 24 April 2015 (CDT)
Why Change?
Why this reversion? [1] --CALLEK (talk) 02:02, 26 May 2015 (CDT)