Seeking Arrow

[Louist]

Does the target commanders HP have any effect on the spell? Or is it a hard coded % change to kill/wound/fail? I hate to lose my brand new Gift-of-Reasoned commander to such a basic spell.

[Redeyes]

Seeking Arrow is an AN attack with 8 damage - it always hits a commander bar luck, air shield or any defensive dome rituals.

The damage is resolved by rolling a DRN added to the damage (2d6, 6s allow another roll) and a DRN subtracted from the damage.

High hp makes your commander likelier to survive the ritual.

[Louist]

Glad to hear that. Very glad.

As an aside: I tried to wish for an Eater, and he appeared and prompty destroyed my expensive, equipped, and oh-so-fragile mage. Is there any chance of "taming" such a creature or is summoning one via wish merely a handy way of committing suicide?

[Gregstrom]

Which Eater? If you mean one of the Doom Horrors, theres about a 50% chance of them joining you IIRC.

[militarist]

what is IIRC ?

[Frozen Lama]

if i remember correctly

[Louist]

Well, I specifically tried calling Eater of Dreams and ended up getting the Eater of Gods. This was perhaps my... 4th time? casting Wish.

[lch]

Originally Posted by Louist

Well, I specifically tried calling Eater of Dreams and ended up getting the Eater of Gods. This was perhaps my... 4th time? casting Wish.

You can't wish for specific Doom Horrors, you're always just going to get one of them which is being determined randomly, even if you use their names.

[Ironhawk]

Dont bother trying to tame the horrors. Even if you get one properly, and then GoR it, they just randomly leave you whenever they feel like it. Wish for something powerful and reliable, like a Seraph or Chayot.

[Louist]

My end game experience is rather limited, either the game ends before the big spells come out, or I'm losing handily. I just wished for the creature that seemed to have the most fearsome name