[HP=320/MA=133]:set warn on
You will now be warned and stopped from doing most evil actions.
[HP=320/MA=133]:
[HP=320/MA=133]:ensl w
You attempt to cast enslave, but fail.
[HP=320/MA=135]:
Silverwood Forest
Also here: Pentagruel, fat woodelf wardancer.
Obvious exits: north, west, southeast
[HP=320/MA=135]:ensl w
The fat woodelf wardancer swings at you with their moonblade!
The fat woodelf wardancer swings at you with their moonblade, but you dodge!
The fat woodelf wardancer swings at you with their moonblade!
The fat woodelf wardancer leaps and impales you for 10 damage!
A brilliant beam zaps you for 16 damage!
The fat woodelf wardancer swings at you with their moonblade!
Took 0 eps with this method. This also works for combat round spells as long as they fit the spellimmu criteria.
PS Just as a side note, woodelves weren't attacking an evil as they are supposed to. This is new since the last alignment adjustments.
this works again players as well.
Works in MMud too. hehe.
Bump, just a reminder, this is still affecting players and monsters.
Just so we are clear, on why this isnt a great example.....Enslave isn't evil in combat.
Would you prefer I didn't post it at all? Heh. It's not my fault you didn't think past the woodelf. This has been known about for awhile now. Forgotten? Maybe. But don't say I didn't post it.
Note this line of my post:
Took 0 eps with this method. This also works for combat round spells as long as they fit the spellimmu criteria. This should've told you it wasn't just enslave, but everything.
P.S. Pentagruel even followed up saying it works in pvp....before you even responded, DeathCow. If you didn't know, it was YOUR fault, not mine. If you want to continue trying to save face by acting like I didn't do enough in posting the bug, then tough shit. I did a lot more to make it known than you can claim. It's a shame you didn't see this accusation for what it really was: the desperate attempt of a gang getting sack-stomped daily to somehow alter or change the course of events through extra-game efforts.
I think my track record speaks for itself when it comes to the finding and reporting of bugs.