Syntax : Rain Dance

Rain Dance is a powerful skill. It drains half of the shaman's physical and mental energy and makes the storms in the area far more powerful. The damage caused by the Call Lightning spell is doubled for 24 IC hours after using Rain Dance

Syntax : c 'super voodoo' Pilnor

Super Voodoo is a mighty, mighty spell. It functions the same as the normal voodoo, except for one change. If it kills the target, Super Voodoo will automatically place the target's corpse into the inventory of the Shaman who cast the spell.

SO, in an effort to get people more angry and get even more ridiculous ideas flowing, I'm going to throw something out there. In a a lot of any other game I play (at least 80-90% of them) have abilities or spells (or other aptly named thing) that one can only achieve at the highest of levels. Were there/are there any plans or ideas to implement champion or even GM level options? Only bringing it up 'cause I think it would be neat to have something for the last 9 or so levels a person can grind through, aside from the really cool status name.

Thoughts? *ducks*

I have a feeling this is a systemic problem that was produced from Final Fantasy 7 and the limit break system therein. Now people expect ridiculously overpowering abilities in every game that they play. Typically players of games only overlevel and forego actual strategy in dealing with the challenges that they are presented with. It is actually possible to get through games with a little strategy.

The moral of this story is that kids today are spoiled, and you do not need a fancy new ability to get through things. I think we need to get out of the mindset of "If at first you don't succeed, call an airstrike."

The moral of this story is that kids today are spoiled, and you do not need a fancy new ability to get through things. I think we need to get out of the mindset of "If at first you don't succeed, call an airstrike."

I blame Aliens. "Nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure."

syntax: Track Poison

Track poison only works if detect poison is already in use. Track poison allows the warlock to know if anything poisonous has been in the room. Like, say if a piece of food was poisonous and it had been in the room, the warlock can tell how recently the poisoned food was there. If someone has been poisoned, then when the warlock uses the track ability, the text appears green. This way the warlock can inform someone that they are poisoned and can even track them down to let them know that hey...they've been poisoned.