Sleep vines?

[Dekent]

Could anyone explain to me exactally how sleep vines work? They do 33 'stun' damage..what the hell is that? ;p

Also, for weapons that have more then 1 attack, are they forced to hit the same unit, or can 1 attack hit 3 seperate units. Same for units with more then one weapon, are they forced to use both weapons on the same target? This is something I've always wondered about but never cared enough to find out in the Dom universe. (until I wanted to try out carrion forest theme heh)

[Nagot Gick Fel]

Originally posted by Dekent:
Could anyone explain to me exactally how sleep vines work? They do 33 'stun' damage..what the hell is that? ;p

Stun damage = Fatigue. Multiple sleep vines attack can cause unconsciousness.

Also, for weapons that have more then 1 attack, are they forced to hit the same unit, or can 1 attack hit 3 seperate units. Same for units with more then one weapon, are they forced to use both weapons on the same target? This is something I've always wondered about but never cared enough to find out in the Dom universe. (until I wanted to try out carrion forest theme heh)

You can't target more than a tile in a single attack run, but with multiple attacks you can target different units in that tile. With Quickness you can perform several attack runs in the same battle round.

[HJ]

Originally posted by Nagot Gick Fel:
You can't target more than a tile in a single attack run, but with multiple attacks you can target different units in that tile. With Quickness you can perform several attack runs in the same battle round.

Just to clarify a bit, if you don't mind:
A weapon that has multiple attacks (such as sleep vines) can only target a single unit. One unit can only target a single square with all its weapons. The only way to target more squares in the same turn is to have mutiple attack rounds per turn(quickness), while the above restrictions apply to each of those rounds.

[ January 15, 2004, 00:09: Message edited by: HJ ]

[Nagot Gick Fel]

Originally posted by HJ:
Just to clarify a bit, if you don't mind:
A weapon that has multiple attacks (such as sleep vines) can only target a single unit. One unit can only target a single square with all its weapons. The only way to target more squares in the same turn is to have mutiple attack rounds per turn(quickness), while the above restrictions apply to each of those rounds.

Correct. I wasn't precise enough.

[Jasper]

There are also some weapons that target several spaces, or the various things that shoot off lightning or independently cast spells.