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Causes the skin of the caster to become hard like stone, greatly increasing the caster's Armor Rating and reducing the effects of physical damage. Causes an undead target to be repulsed by the caster; at lower casting levels, there is a chance that the spell may fail.
At higher casting levels, the spell works every time and additionally may distress the target to the point of causing physical damage as well. This spell creates a bubble of crushing air around several targets, inflicting points of damage per casting level. This spell, while active, temporarily imbues any weapon held in the caster's hand with bonus fire damage. The effect of the spell is 2 points of fire damage per casting level. The spell duration is 50 rounds.
This spell blasts a single living target with a sub-freezing ball of ice, inflicting a massive hit points of freeze damage per casting level. However, the extremely cold temperature generated by this spell has no effect on inanimate objects.
Caster projects a fireball towards his target. Effect is points of fire damage per casting level, affecting both living and non-living targets. The concussion of the fireball's blast also produces collateral damage to surrounding creatures and objects. Causes the caster to blend with the environment, making him harder To hit. This spell concentrates heat onto the lock mechanism of a door or chest, softening the metal components of the lock and causing them to fail.
Higher quality locks require a more powerful casting level as the quality of the metal and craftsmanship of the lock are less susceptible to heat damage. When cast upon a trap or trapped object, waves of atmospheric pressure compress upon the trap forcing it into mechanical failure. Most traps, especially those of simpler design, are susceptible to these rapid fluxations of pressure and can fail or be remotely triggered through the casting of this spell.
The stronger the casting level, the better chance there is of the trap being eliminated. This spell may be cast multiple times on the same trap in effort to disarm it. Much like the spell Fleshboil, Massboil causes all living creatures in view except the caster himself to be bathed in searing divine light, causing blisters and lesions. The effect is points of magick damage per casting level. The caster lays his hands upon his opponent, channeling a higher power to inflict terrible damage into the target creature.
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You can't chat with this user because you have blocked him. You can't invite this user because you have blocked him. Posted January 22, Warning: If you know how to play, you may find the game is not very challenging. Perhaps that's why the Eschalon manual is so lacking -- it's an intentional game-play improvement.
Also, I'm no expert -- I've only done one play through with a single character. I also made some blunders and made multiple course-corrections during that game, so my final character is not exactly maximally powerful, though he still spent a good fraction of the game feeling quite over-powered.
Camping: Camping in the game is arguably broken. If you just camp until you fully heal, you will tend to be awoken by attackers. It can get to the point where you start camping, you're almost healed, then you're attacked, you get badly damaged, you start camping again to heal, then you're attacked, etc. You can even try to do a bit of kill-stealing, standing around until the guard softens them up and trying to sneak in the killing blow.
There are two reasons I say that camping is arguably broken -- because of the monster leveling mentioned above which will inexplicably spawn monsters that are not even native to the area , and because your sleep will never be interrupted if you keep it under 4 hours at a time. So if you're hurt and it's going to take 30 hours to heal, no problem -- just camp 3 hours at a time, 10 times in a row.
I've found that 1 second real time seems to correspond to 1 hour game-time when camping, so just count off 3 seconds before exiting camping and going back in.
Reduce how often you get hit: Early in the game the easiest way to avoid getting hit so much is to make use of darkness. Post by Unclever title » Thu Jan 29, pm I think I remember once a disease wearing off due to time character couldn't be healed by the priest had no potions and had saved such that I couldn't reload.
However if I did indeed wait it out pretty sure I believe it lasted a couple of game days. And by that I mean I slept at the inn in Aridell a few times. So if you do have to wait it out it should be possible but it WILL last much longer than poison. Post by Fizzbizzle » Tue Feb 10, pm Picking up diseases from looting corpses is probably the most annoying thing about Eschalon Book 1.
Those "HA! Healing is pretty expensive early in the game, and I never seemed to have a potion handy when I needed it. All you can tell is that it's a hotspot, but since you don't know whether you can safely skip looting it or not and proceed with the game, you don't really have a choice but to save the game, loot the corpse, and take your chances.
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