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How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
Spells that are 0%
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Doctazman wrote:
>
> How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
0% chance may mean you don't yet have enough Magicka to cast the
spell, or it may mean you lack the necessary skill, or both.
Your Magicka pool gets larger each time you level up. You could
also increase Magicka for a short time by drinking a potion, but
your chances of a successful cast of a high level spell will still
be very small. It will be necessary to raise your skill in the
appropriate spell school (Alteration, Mysticism, Destruction, etc)
to gain a greater chance of success. To raise your skill level,
practice casting lesser spells from that school, or buy training
directly from an NPC trainer.
Doctazman wrote:
>
> How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
0% chance may mean you don't yet have enough Magicka to cast the
spell, or it may mean you lack the necessary skill, or both.
Your Magicka pool gets larger each time you level up. You could
also increase Magicka for a short time by drinking a potion, but
your chances of a successful cast of a high level spell will still
be very small. It will be necessary to raise your skill in the
appropriate spell school (Alteration, Mysticism, Destruction, etc)
to gain a greater chance of success. To raise your skill level,
practice casting lesser spells from that school, or buy training
directly from an NPC trainer.
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"Doctazman" <doctazman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
(1) Improve the skill that is used when casting that spell.
(2) Improve the stat on which the relevant skill depends.
For instance, all Healing spells are Restoration. Restoration is a
skill that depends on the Willpower stat. So, pay to train up your
Restoration, and when you level up, put points in Willpower, and your
Healing spells will finally have a chance of succeeding.
This may take a long time and a lot of cash.
Jonathan.
"Doctazman" <doctazman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
(1) Improve the skill that is used when casting that spell.
(2) Improve the stat on which the relevant skill depends.
For instance, all Healing spells are Restoration. Restoration is a
skill that depends on the Willpower stat. So, pay to train up your
Restoration, and when you level up, put points in Willpower, and your
Healing spells will finally have a chance of succeeding.
This may take a long time and a lot of cash.
Jonathan.
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On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 14:04:27 +0100, "Jonathan Ellis"
<jonathan@franz-liszt.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>> How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
>
>(1) Improve the skill that is used when casting that spell.
>(2) Improve the stat on which the relevant skill depends.
>
>For instance, all Healing spells are Restoration. Restoration is a
>skill that depends on the Willpower stat. So, pay to train up your
>Restoration, and when you level up, put points in Willpower, and your
>Healing spells will finally have a chance of succeeding.
Actually the usual reason a spell is a 0% is that you're out of spell
points...if not Jonathan's advice is good.
On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 14:04:27 +0100, "Jonathan Ellis"
<jonathan@franz-liszt.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>> How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
>
>(1) Improve the skill that is used when casting that spell.
>(2) Improve the stat on which the relevant skill depends.
>
>For instance, all Healing spells are Restoration. Restoration is a
>skill that depends on the Willpower stat. So, pay to train up your
>Restoration, and when you level up, put points in Willpower, and your
>Healing spells will finally have a chance of succeeding.
Actually the usual reason a spell is a 0% is that you're out of spell
points...if not Jonathan's advice is good.
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"Doctazman" <doctazman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
>
If you have sufficient magicka to cast the spell but you but your abilities
in that school are too low for you to cast the spell, you can temporarily
raise your abilities by the use of artifacts. For instance, even with 100
for conjuration you have less than a 100% chance of summoning a golden
saint. There are at least three artifacts in the game that will raise your
conjuration skill. And there are similar artifacts to raise other schools.
Some spells are beyond the normal powers of a character. For instance the
sixth shield (or similar name) in Alteration.
Thirinel
"Doctazman" <doctazman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
>
If you have sufficient magicka to cast the spell but you but your abilities
in that school are too low for you to cast the spell, you can temporarily
raise your abilities by the use of artifacts. For instance, even with 100
for conjuration you have less than a 100% chance of summoning a golden
saint. There are at least three artifacts in the game that will raise your
conjuration skill. And there are similar artifacts to raise other schools.
Some spells are beyond the normal powers of a character. For instance the
sixth shield (or similar name) in Alteration.
Thirinel
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 04:49:36 GMT, "ALMA ENGELS"
<thirinel@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>Some spells are beyond the normal powers of a character. For instance the
>sixth shield (or similar name) in Alteration.
Where can you buy that spell?
I've been abusing my character with potions and currently have
intelligence 5000+ and mana 14000+ and Sixth barrier (which I think is
what you mean) sounds like fun...
By the way - can someone explain how fire shield and lightning shield
work? I always seem to take damage when I have those up and I guess I
just don't understand how they're supposed to work. My level 10
character is still using Dark Brotherhood gear and surely must be able
to do better!
(I've got a custom spell that I think I could beat the Lord's Mail guy
but am not ready to try it yet...)
On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 04:49:36 GMT, "ALMA ENGELS"
<thirinel@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>Some spells are beyond the normal powers of a character. For instance the
>sixth shield (or similar name) in Alteration.
Where can you buy that spell?
I've been abusing my character with potions and currently have
intelligence 5000+ and mana 14000+ and Sixth barrier (which I think is
what you mean) sounds like fun...
By the way - can someone explain how fire shield and lightning shield
work? I always seem to take damage when I have those up and I guess I
just don't understand how they're supposed to work. My level 10
character is still using Dark Brotherhood gear and surely must be able
to do better!
(I've got a custom spell that I think I could beat the Lord's Mail guy
but am not ready to try it yet...)
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> By the way - can someone explain how fire shield and lightning shield
> work? I always seem to take damage when I have those up and I guess I
> just don't understand how they're supposed to work. My level 10
> character is still using Dark Brotherhood gear and surely must be able
> to do better!
Unlike the D&D counterpart, [Elemental] shield spells in Morrowind don't
protect you from damage. Instead, it turns you into a walking bug lamp. Cast
a strong elemental shield spell, then walk near hostile wild lives. Keep
your weapons shealthed and see how they destroy themselves.
> By the way - can someone explain how fire shield and lightning shield
> work? I always seem to take damage when I have those up and I guess I
> just don't understand how they're supposed to work. My level 10
> character is still using Dark Brotherhood gear and surely must be able
> to do better!
Unlike the D&D counterpart, [Elemental] shield spells in Morrowind don't
protect you from damage. Instead, it turns you into a walking bug lamp. Cast
a strong elemental shield spell, then walk near hostile wild lives. Keep
your weapons shealthed and see how they destroy themselves.
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On Tue, 8 Jun 2004 17:19:04 +0200, "Merlin" <pbech@danprofit.com>
wrote:
> What difficulty setting are you using? Their spell
> effects, and their chance of success increases with
> the difficulty setting. Every time you place protective
> spells on clothing or armor, include a 5-10% magic
> resistance as well. It is cummulative
Maximum difficulty - this made the Dwemer Puzzle Box quest completely
brutally hard but after some strategic reloads! (...and lucky use of
scrolls) I managed to get the Puzzle Box and get back to town.
It was shortly after that that I decided going in for a career in drug
abuse (e.g. Alchemy 90 at level 5) was a good thing.
On Tue, 8 Jun 2004 17:19:04 +0200, "Merlin" <pbech@danprofit.com>
wrote:
> What difficulty setting are you using? Their spell
> effects, and their chance of success increases with
> the difficulty setting. Every time you place protective
> spells on clothing or armor, include a 5-10% magic
> resistance as well. It is cummulative
Maximum difficulty - this made the Dwemer Puzzle Box quest completely
brutally hard but after some strategic reloads! (...and lucky use of
scrolls) I managed to get the Puzzle Box and get back to town.
It was shortly after that that I decided going in for a career in drug
abuse (e.g. Alchemy 90 at level 5) was a good thing.
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"Merlin" <pbech@danprofit.com> wrote in message
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> I usually goes down to the thief lady and enters the room to the
> left. From there you can easily handle her. But the others,
> minus the others plus the smith ...but without the bartender
> If he comes, you either takes too long to kill them or they
> make too much noise. The door to the stairs from that room
> opens up in a way that forces them to come one at a time
> and not in a group making it easier to cope
> The bartender will join the melee if he hears what is going
> on. Forcing them to attack you halfway into the bedroom
> will prevent his participation
I use a similar strategy, except I just fight with my back against one of
the walls which also forces them to take you on one at a time. I always
kill the three in the bar area right there, and I've never had the bartender
join in. In fact, I sometimes get a laugh because as I'm passing the bar on
the way out, walking across the blood-soaked floor and avoiding the dead
bodies, the bartender often says, "tell your friends about this place".
Cracks me up every time.
"Merlin" <pbech@danprofit.com> wrote in message
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> I usually goes down to the thief lady and enters the room to the
> left. From there you can easily handle her. But the others,
> minus the others plus the smith ...but without the bartender
> If he comes, you either takes too long to kill them or they
> make too much noise. The door to the stairs from that room
> opens up in a way that forces them to come one at a time
> and not in a group making it easier to cope
> The bartender will join the melee if he hears what is going
> on. Forcing them to attack you halfway into the bedroom
> will prevent his participation
I use a similar strategy, except I just fight with my back against one of
the walls which also forces them to take you on one at a time. I always
kill the three in the bar area right there, and I've never had the bartender
join in. In fact, I sometimes get a laugh because as I'm passing the bar on
the way out, walking across the blood-soaked floor and avoiding the dead
bodies, the bartender often says, "tell your friends about this place".
Cracks me up every time.
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"Sarah" <scrubbrush@DELrogers.comDEL> skrev i en meddelelse
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> "Merlin" <pbech@danprofit.com> wrote in message
> news:40ce49f6$0$176$edfadb0f@dread11.news.tele.dk...
>
> > I usually goes down to the thief lady and enters the room to the
> > left. From there you can easily handle her. But the others,
> > minus the others plus the smith ...but without the bartender
> > If he comes, you either takes too long to kill them or they
> > make too much noise. The door to the stairs from that room
> > opens up in a way that forces them to come one at a time
> > and not in a group making it easier to cope
> > The bartender will join the melee if he hears what is going
> > on. Forcing them to attack you halfway into the bedroom
> > will prevent his participation
>
> I use a similar strategy, except I just fight with my back against one
of
> the walls which also forces them to take you on one at a time. I always
> kill the three in the bar area right there, and I've never had the
bartender
> join in. In fact, I sometimes get a laugh because as I'm passing the
bar on
> the way out, walking across the blood-soaked floor and avoiding the dead
> bodies, the bartender often says, "tell your friends about this place".
> Cracks me up every time.
>
>
Life is never boring in a bar, is it?
"Sarah" <scrubbrush@DELrogers.comDEL> skrev i en meddelelse
news:40ce606d$0$81537$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com...
> "Merlin" <pbech@danprofit.com> wrote in message
> news:40ce49f6$0$176$edfadb0f@dread11.news.tele.dk...
>
> > I usually goes down to the thief lady and enters the room to the
> > left. From there you can easily handle her. But the others,
> > minus the others plus the smith ...but without the bartender
> > If he comes, you either takes too long to kill them or they
> > make too much noise. The door to the stairs from that room
> > opens up in a way that forces them to come one at a time
> > and not in a group making it easier to cope
> > The bartender will join the melee if he hears what is going
> > on. Forcing them to attack you halfway into the bedroom
> > will prevent his participation
>
> I use a similar strategy, except I just fight with my back against one
of
> the walls which also forces them to take you on one at a time. I always
> kill the three in the bar area right there, and I've never had the
bartender
> join in. In fact, I sometimes get a laugh because as I'm passing the
bar on
> the way out, walking across the blood-soaked floor and avoiding the dead
> bodies, the bartender often says, "tell your friends about this place".
> Cracks me up every time.
>
>
Life is never boring in a bar, is it?
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>Subject: Spells that are 0%
>From: Doctazman doctazman@hotmail.com
>Date: 07.06.04 14:55 (MEZ) - Mitteleurop. Sommerzeit
>Message-id: <ZAZwc.14054$QT3.1432@nwrdny01.gnilink.net>
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>How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
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Rise your Skills in this Magic.
>Subject: Spells that are 0%
>From: Doctazman doctazman@hotmail.com
>Date: 07.06.04 14:55 (MEZ) - Mitteleurop. Sommerzeit
>Message-id: <ZAZwc.14054$QT3.1432@nwrdny01.gnilink.net>
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>How do you increase a spell that is at 0%?
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Rise your Skills in this Magic.
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