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MaxiGen
Village Dweller
Joined: 09 Mar 2003
Posts: 3
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| Question about enchanting a weapon |
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I have ARX Fatalis v 1.16a
Is it possible to enchant a weapon that already has some modifiers?(I'm trying to enchant a blade to make it unbreakable,but when i use Amikar's rock on it,it says 'I shouldnt do this'.Though,the blade already has its originall stats adds)
So, can i enchant a weapon by applying some str,dex,paralyze and poison affects?Even if the weapon already has some of them?
Thanks in advance. |
Sun Mar 16, 2003 9:34 pm |
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dave9
Eager Tradesman
Joined: 30 Dec 2002
Posts: 42
Location: england |
here read this i didn't bother my self.
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There is also ranged combat with bow and arrow, which is very enjoyable, especially when you are in a good hiding place and the target doesn’t see you.
And then there is magic of course, where the most powerfull spell is Life Drain, which moves life points from all targets in touch to you (even though the spell’s power has been decreased compared to the early game versions); best thing about this is, that the targets can’t cast as long as they are affected by this spell.
By pressing ‘M’ you can swallow mana potions at any time, that is, if you have any in your backpack only of course.
Repairing Objects
Most weapons and armour can break and when their durability reaches 0, they’re broken beyond repair. You can either repair objects yourself, by using the item on an anvil or you give them to a smith to have them repaired. Unless you are really good in repairing, i.e. have a high Object Knowledge skill, it is recommended to have them repaired, because else the overall durability decreases strongly with each repair.
If equipped items get damaged, they are displayed on the left side of the main screen to warn you, in different colors from green to red, where red means almost broken.
There are even unbreakable artefacts, like the Shield of the Elder, Poxsellis’ Helm or the Ylsides’ Armour, but you can also enchant weapons to make them unbreakable.
Enchantments
If you use one of the following special items on a weapon or a piece of armour and afterwards cast Enchant Object on it, it will be enchanted as follows:
Garlic Used to enchant a weapon to give it a dexterity bonus Amikar’s Rock Used to enchant a weapon to make it unbreakable Bone Powder Used to enchant a weapon to give it a strenght bonus Dragon Bone Powder Used to enchant a weapon to give it a strenght bonus Dragon Egg Used to enchant a meteor sword to fight Akbaa Green Potion Magic Potion used to poison a weapon Golem Heart Used to enchant a weapon to give it the paralize ability
cheers Dave.
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Mon Mar 17, 2003 10:42 am |
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