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Re: CF: Illusions (plus some more ideas...)
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- Subject: Re: CF: Illusions (plus some more ideas...)
- From: "Nicolas Loechner" <>
- Date: Thu, 19 Aug 1999 09:43:20 +0100
- Reply-To: "Nicolas Loechner" <>
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Hi !
>
>On Wed, 18 Aug 1999, David Andrew Michael Noelle wrote:
>
>> This could probably be done by adding an "Illusion" monster type and
>> checking for that type when assigning damage. Or it could be done by adding
>> an "Illusion" flag to objects. Is there any need for illusions other than
>> monsters? Creating illusionary chests or pits or walls, for example. Can
>> anyone think of a use for such things? Would illusionary objects be worth
>> implementing, or should Illusion spells be limited to creating monsters?
>
>What about allowing the spell to create an illusion of the caster, like
>the Mirror Image spell from the AD&D?
And what about changing the look of the caster himself ?
It would be quite funny to look like a great dragon or an acid sphere.
And for illusion monsters - make them all level 1. :-)
They are just illusions ; they could be stepped on too, like illusionary
objects.
>
[snip]
>
>Speaking of new Mage spells, what about Mana Shield?
>Like in Diablo (and I am sure many other games out there) where Mana
>points are essentially used as Life/Hit points? It is just an idea, but I
>forsee with all the different locations of +magic equipment in the game,
>this would cause a huge imbalance. But from a previous post from Mark
>Wedel, I believe he mentioned a rework for game balance, so maybe this
>could be considered then. *shrug* So, maybe something like the Mana
>Shield will remain in effect as long as current Mana never drops below a
>certain percentage of the total.
You mean that someone with a mana shield would lose mana instead
of hp, I guess.
[snip]
>
>- Rick Tanner
>
>
Nicolas.
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