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[Sarevok Anchev]

Because Dragon Age still has many D&D habits (just look at the spells)

i think that the templar resistance will only make it easier to pass thei test

against a spell and will "only" suffer one part of the full damage.

This doesnt make them invincible; and doestn mean they will always succeed.



And because of the 1vs1 problematics:

After NWN2 and Mass Effect we will again have the chance for

SOLOING!!!!!!!!!!

Just remembers me of the good old F/M/T's, Swashbuckler/Mages and Kensai/Mages ^^

[Tyveron]

Swim. Metal sinks.

[Varenus Luckmann]

@OP: You don't.

Davidolowich wrote...

sorry for double post:(

/facepalm/

[Tyrax Lightning]

Tyveron wrote...

Swim. Metal sinks.

If you're in middle of swimming away when the Templar Mana Drain + Damage + Stun ability (what the buggers is the name of that thing anyway?) hits you, & the stun succesfully sticks, you're gonna sink too from lack of ability to swim anymore...

[rsquared89436]

As a mage there is always one action that would be my first response upon being confronted by a Templer...



Run away.

Modifié par rsquared89436, 28 octobre 2009 - 02:39 .

[stfb1055]

then go crazy and kill one!

[Death Breeze]

Use the freeze ray and hopefully freeze the templar. That should "Stop" it, while the templar is frozen, try to break their equipment.

[Curry Noodles]

If the templar's abilities are considered magic then it should actually be pretty easy to do using glyphs: glyph of repulsion + the glyph that shuts down magic. Corner them or put yourself in a corner with the glyphs between the two of you, then just use magic. Also if it's magic there are some spirit abilities that block magic effects; those ought to work.



As far as I can tell templars have no immunity to the instant death freeze/paralyze + stone fist/crushing prison.



Pretty much any kind of frontloaded damage should work, and I think blood magic will do pretty well too.

[Jotun35]

Sarevok Anchev wrote...

Because Dragon Age still has many D&D habits (just look at the spells)
i think that the templar resistance will only make it easier to pass thei test
against a spell and will "only" suffer one part of the full damage.
This doesnt make them invincible; and doestn mean they will always succeed.

Yeah but in D&D, mages was hundred times stronger than warriors at high level... I love mages, but I hope it's more balanced in DAO.