| Author | How do i repair my weapons?? |
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| Can someone tell me where to repair my equipment, cant find anywhere |
| need to be level 6 and build smith |
| so untill then i have to keep selling an buying them to replace them? |
Well, you could also send them to someone who is already a smith, and have him/her repair them.
But... Until you reach level 5 I advice against using artifacts anyway. |
| Dont spose you would know why im losing to everybody? Even people who have no equipment and have far less XP than me, at level 1. |
well you won your last combat, u seem to fight ok, but at level 1 in pvp is not so easy to win all battles, at levels below 5 it is usually better to hunt and enroll in labour to build yourself up
In combats then you will find it s always close, and the artifacts do not make much difference. XP does not make any difference in battles.
regarding repairing items, if you look through the variuos clans you will find some repair blacksmiths that will repair cheap artifacts such as round shield free of charge in order to build up their experience. Go to the clans pages https://www.lordswm.com/forum_thread.php?id=115 and see what you can find |
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| I dont know how to pass equipment?? |
i have to be level 3 i think. @Chris, i won the last fight by fighting near enough the same number of troops i had but i had to use my spell to re-spawn 7 of them back to life.
Im still losing almost all duels against people who i should really beat.
I have noticed the can have multiple strikes where they can hit me and i dont hit back, yet any time i hit them they always hit back. Not sure what that is |
Mmm, Necromancers should raise their troops. That's their thing. ;)
And about the multiple strikes... That has to do with the low initiative of the undead troops. Most creatures only have one retal per own turn, so when they have retalled once, they can be hit freely by other creatures until they have done their turn again.
A good strategy for a Necromancer is to split up the skeletons in 6 stacks, and keep the zombies in one huge stack. That way a skeleton can "take a retal" and then the zombies can strike afterwards. Having a skeleton killed will also "enrage" your zombies, making them stronger. |
| Thanks 4 that tip, i didnt know about troops becoming enranged :) |
| closed by Shebali (2009-03-22 11:26:48) |
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