Minion21g on 15/9/2003 at 01:57

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Id would assume, since I don't use it too often, that it reflects all incoming spells done by someone else. Say a Weakness to Disease spell.

Kilana on 16/9/2003 at 04:42

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I think the best way is just to give the npc a power that fortifies its skills through ce...

1) Its permanently on the char you put it on... like make an ability that gives tuco +250 axe skill, along with the 100 the npc already has(undodgeable, even with 100% sanc); fortify strength 150 pts(added onto the 100 it should already have); then give it a daedric battle axe. This will pretty much kill anyone without god mode on, since each hit could take out 200-600hp.

2) In the unlikely chance that the npc dies, the player can't get an uber axe that fortifies the users strength by x when they strike. You'd have to cheat to kill the npc anyways, so don't reward cheaters :P.

3) In morrowind, players get stronger with better equipment, with the right equipment a lvl 5 player could kill off a group of lvl 40's... this is cause npcs are stupid. A lvl 100 npc with full ebony armor can be taken out by a lvl 25 player with the same equipment easily. The only way npcs are strong is if they have insane stats(remember gaenor... he had 400+ luck, or something close to that...) Heres something to try, give a high ordinator some of those black darts from the sewers(the ones that do like 25-50 dmg)... the darts probably do 150 points of damage(they have 100 marksman skill and a 200+ ability)

Minion21g on 10/10/2003 at 00:33

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Id say, Increase Axe Skill more for to hits. Or More Str for more damage... might want to look and see if Agility increases to hit, maybe.