Curse

silentman · Sep 07, 2007, 10:34 AM // 10:34

Hello.
there are few scythe attack skills that say: ".... if you hit more then one foe..."
how can i hit more then one foe with a scythe attack?

Cebe · Sep 07, 2007, 10:46 AM // 10:46

A Scythe is an AoE weapon, it can hit up to 2 foes adjacent to your target.

silentman · Sep 07, 2007, 01:23 PM // 13:23

what is AoE?
and tell me how? cause i never hit 2 foes.

deadxero · Sep 07, 2007, 10:18 PM // 22:18

Any time you see multiple damage indicators (yellow numbers) from a normal atack, you have just hit multiple foes. It happens quite frequently when you're atacking groups of mobs.

NeonXero · Sep 09, 2007, 05:06 AM // 05:06

AoE = Area of Effect.. its damaging multiple enemies that are grouped in an "area". The scythe is able to hit up to 3 foes if you are standing in the right spot (i.e. standing in front of a group of 3).

Rikimaru · Sep 09, 2007, 01:33 PM // 13:33

Yeah, scythe attacks hit your target along with up to two other enemies inside an adjacent half-circle in front of you. I don't know what determines which other two enemies get hit if there are more than two other people near your target though.

-Edit: Nevermind, the area of effect is just like with Hundred Blades, a very small AoE around your target.

boarderx · Sep 10, 2007, 01:38 PM // 13:38

to hit the max of 3 foes they all have to be in front of you and adjacent to each other. if you have 3 foes on you but the are spaced out one on each side you will only hit one at a time. So keep the foes grouped up and it will work.

silentman · Sep 11, 2007, 11:42 AM // 11:42

hmm i got another question:
there is a way to strip elite enchantment from a foe? (if there is another skill then grenth's aura, tell me. even if it is srtip or not).
thx

MrFuzzles · Sep 11, 2007, 12:34 PM // 12:34

There are *tons* of ways to strip enchantments. Most of them are in the necro/mesmer line.

A very good non-attribute one which is easy to use. The only drawback is the slow recharge.
[skill]gaze of contempt[/skill]

If your target has spell immunity, rending signets, attacks, or pbaoe's will still do the trick.
[skill]chilblains[/skill]

(teehee, chilibeans)