Curse

Tharg · Dec 27, 2010, 08:39 PM // 20:39

they have 15 in smiting and 15 in protection, but Wiki does not mention how much they have in Divine Favor. Since they have Divine Intervention it would be useful to know their DF rank - does anyone know?

Furthermore, since they have Shield of Judgement: can spirits be knocked down by SoJ? My guess no, since the description says 'attack' and attack is defined by swinging a weapon, and spirits have no weapons. Correct?

ajc2123 · Dec 27, 2010, 08:51 PM // 20:51

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Originally Posted by Tharg

they have 15 in smiting and 15 in protection, but Wiki does not mention how much they have in Divine Favor. Since they have Divine Intervention it would be useful to know their DF rank - does anyone know?

Furthermore, since they have Shield of Judgement: can spirits be knocked down by SoJ? My guess no, since the description says 'attack' and attack is defined by swinging a weapon, and spirits have no weapons. Correct?

1) dunno

2) yes spirits are knockdowned. kinda a bummer

Voodoo Rage · Dec 28, 2010, 01:57 AM // 01:57

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Originally Posted by Tharg

Furthermore, since they have Shield of Judgement: can spirits be knocked down by SoJ? My guess no, since the description says 'attack' and attack is defined by swinging a weapon, and spirits have no weapons. Correct?

Spirits handle them pretty readily. The trick is to not use Shadowsong or Painful Bond because they will just use Smite Hex and Mend Condition. Usually you will need to cast 3-4 rounds of spirits to get through a single mob though, so it is a bit tedious.

Pony Slaystation · Dec 28, 2010, 07:08 AM // 07:08

I don't think you can judge their divine favor rank because you can't see the numbers yourself. I suppose you could with a ton of work - cast one spell on it, remember how much damage it does, and take a screenshot. Then determine how many pixels the bar moved... and then from there, take a screenshot before and after divine favor triggering, and also take note of how much damage you did in the attack/spell that triggered it. Would require too much trial and error, and just too much work/math in general. Not really worth it, as it would be really really difficult, but I suppose if you really wanted to know, then you could do it.

sonofthort · Dec 28, 2010, 02:51 PM // 14:51

"These creatures have 0 Divine Favor (in normal mode) making their use of Divine Intervention somewhat ineffective, and their Reversals do not heal them inherently." -guild wiki