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Bloody goblins in Undermountain level 2. How do I fix this?

Also, is there a way to keep from being dazed by the noxious ogres on level
1? Being immune to poison and having freedom doesn't seem to work against
them.


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Hong Ooi | "I like snowballs."
hong@zipworld.com.au | -- CA
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"Hong Ooi" <hong@zipworld.com.au> wrote in message
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> Bloody goblins in Undermountain level 2. How do I fix this?

Umm... what exactlly is the problem?

> Also, is there a way to keep from being dazed by the noxious ogres on
level
> 1? Being immune to poison and having freedom doesn't seem to work against
> them.

Use a ranged weapon? increase the saving throw for that...
 
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The goblins use dye arrows to mark you as a target...just deal with it.
Extremely evasive character might avoid the color arrows better, ghostly
visage and the like spells help.

Avoiding getting dazed requires immunity to mind-affecting spells iirc.
Potion of clarity helps too.

"Hong Ooi" <hong@zipworld.com.au> kirjoitti
viestissä:fheol0h2ns47i9tv866e49hrma8m2qfsgs@4ax.com...
> Bloody goblins in Undermountain level 2. How do I fix this?
>
> Also, is there a way to keep from being dazed by the noxious ogres on
> level
> 1? Being immune to poison and having freedom doesn't seem to work against
> them.
>
>
> --
> Hong Ooi | "I like snowballs."
> hong@zipworld.com.au | -- CA
> http://www.zipworld.com.au/~hong/dnd/ |
> Sydney, Australia |
 
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Hong Ooi wrote:
> Bloody goblins in Undermountain level 2. How do I fix this?
>
> Also, is there a way to keep from being dazed by the noxious ogres on level
> 1? Being immune to poison and having freedom doesn't seem to work against
> them.
>
>
As far as I remember, a potion or scroll of restoration should work.
 
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Hong Ooi wrote:
> Bloody goblins in Undermountain level 2. How do I fix this?

The durablity of the green color is a bug. Save and reload helps.

Hans
 
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Vellu wrote:
> The goblins use dye arrows to mark you as a target...just deal with
it.
> Extremely evasive character might avoid the color arrows better,
ghostly
> visage and the like spells help.

It doesn't seem to have any adverse effects. I just hope I don't have
to go through the entire game looking like I fell into one of those
pools of radioactive goop in Fallout.

>
> Avoiding getting dazed requires immunity to mind-affecting spells
iirc.
> Potion of clarity helps too.
How weird. Ah well, I'll keep that in mind.


Hong
 
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Kish wrote:
> Hong Ooi wrote:
> > Vellu wrote:
> >
> >>The goblins use dye arrows to mark you as a target...just deal with
> >
> > it.
> >
> >>Extremely evasive character might avoid the color arrows better,
> >
> > ghostly
> >
> >>visage and the like spells help.
> >
> >
> > It doesn't seem to have any adverse effects.
>
> Not now that they're all dead and no one's using it to target you.

How long does it take to wear off? I rested and it was still there; I
went back to the surface and got White Whatsername to heal me, and it
was still there; I used one of the dyes to change your equipment colour
and it was still there.


Hong
 
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Hong Ooi wrote:
> Vellu wrote:
>
>>The goblins use dye arrows to mark you as a target...just deal with
>
> it.
>
>>Extremely evasive character might avoid the color arrows better,
>
> ghostly
>
>>visage and the like spells help.
>
>
> It doesn't seem to have any adverse effects.

Not now that they're all dead and no one's using it to target you.
 
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"Hong Ooi" <hong@zipworld.com.au> wrote in message
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>
snip

> How long does it take to wear off? I rested and it was still there; I
> went back to the surface and got White Whatsername to heal me, and it
> was still there; I used one of the dyes to change your equipment colour
> and it was still there.
>
>
> Hong
>

Save your game and reload it. It's the only way I've found to remove the
green.



P
 
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Not absolutely sure of the following, but it's something like this. The are
different kinds of ill-effects one can get during battle:

Poisoned and paralyzed (and maybe some other) that are affecting you
physically (poison or acid are possible causes). Fortitude saving throw
against these (constitution, potion of endurance to boost).

Stunned, dazed and confused are affecting you mentally (heavy blow, spells),
as I mentioned mind-affecting. Will saving against these. (wisdom, potion of
clarity).

Anyone care to elaborate/point out possible inaccuracies?


>>
>> Avoiding getting dazed requires immunity to mind-affecting spells
> iirc.
>> Potion of clarity helps too.
> How weird. Ah well, I'll keep that in mind.
>
>
> Hong
>
 
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On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 20:17:24 -0500, "Peridot" <Peridot@nosuch.com> wrote:

>
>"Hong Ooi" <hong@zipworld.com.au> wrote in message
>news:1096591431.186088.319250@k17g2000odb.googlegroups.com...
>>
>snip
>
>> How long does it take to wear off? I rested and it was still there; I
>> went back to the surface and got White Whatsername to heal me, and it
>> was still there; I used one of the dyes to change your equipment colour
>> and it was still there.
>>
>>
>> Hong
>>
>
>Save your game and reload it. It's the only way I've found to remove the
>green.

That fixed it. It turned out that I hadn't quite cleared all the goblins
out, and I got splattered again. Funnily enough, this time it wore off like
it was supposed to. So I guess it's an intermittent bug.


--
Hong Ooi | "I like snowballs."
hong@zipworld.com.au | -- CA
http://www.zipworld.com.au/~hong/dnd/ |
Sydney, Australia |
 
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Hong Ooi wrote:

> That fixed it. It turned out that I hadn't quite cleared all the goblins
> out, and I got splattered again. Funnily enough, this time it wore off like
> it was supposed to. So I guess it's an intermittent bug.

Patch 1.62 was supposed to fix that. The bug's mentioned in the notes.
 
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On Fri, 01 Oct 2004 16:56:52 GMT, "Brian G. Vaughan"
<foolishowl_hates_spam@peoplepc.com> wrote:

>Hong Ooi wrote:
>
>> That fixed it. It turned out that I hadn't quite cleared all the goblins
>> out, and I got splattered again. Funnily enough, this time it wore off like
>> it was supposed to. So I guess it's an intermittent bug.
>
>Patch 1.62 was supposed to fix that. The bug's mentioned in the notes.

I guess they didn't do a very good job of fixing it, since I'm running
1.62. (Read the notes? What's that?)


--
Hong Ooi | "I like snowballs."
hong@zipworld.com.au | -- CA
http://www.zipworld.com.au/~hong/dnd/ |
Sydney, Australia |
 
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Hong Ooi wrote:

>> Patch 1.62 was supposed to fix that. The bug's mentioned in the
>> notes.
>
> I guess they didn't do a very good job of fixing it, since I'm running
> 1.62. (Read the notes? What's that?)

No, somebody mixed up the version numbers. In 1.62, the bug is still there -
Bioware says it will be fixed in the next patch (1.64, IIRC).

Hans
 
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Hans Wein wrote:

> No, somebody mixed up the version numbers. In 1.62, the bug is still there -
> Bioware says it will be fixed in the next patch (1.64, IIRC).
>
> Hans

I guess you're right. I'd played through HOTU a week or so ago, and
didn't notice any problem with the dye, but perhaps I just got lucky.
 
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