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==Pressing Questions== |
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*Should it stack? |
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**As is monsters can stack poison against players. Will this trait be too over powered for players? |
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**If we remove the trait is it still fun, and worth the effort for players to use? |
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**How long does it last? Will the effect diminish? |
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*Can poison be applied to the weapon right away? |
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==Discussion== |
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* I think stabby weapons like daggers and arrows should have a higher chance of inflicting poison, since they penetrate deeper, and then swords and axes, and finally clubs have the lowest chance. To apply the poison, it would be similar to the scroll eraser. You put the poison in one hand, and the weapon in the other. When you attack with the weapon, whether you successfully poison the enemy or not, the poison is used up. Since the poison bottles in the game have no use other than quests... I think their values can be modified a bit to make them more balanced for implementing the use of poison. |
* I think stabby weapons like daggers and arrows should have a higher chance of inflicting poison, since they penetrate deeper, and then swords and axes, and finally clubs have the lowest chance. To apply the poison, it would be similar to the scroll eraser. You put the poison in one hand, and the weapon in the other. When you attack with the weapon, whether you successfully poison the enemy or not, the poison is used up. Since the poison bottles in the game have no use other than quests... I think their values can be modified a bit to make them more balanced for implementing the use of poison. |
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