Talk:Enfeeble - Revision history

Netpet at 01:51, 28 February 2026

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‎Strategy

Hordes at 02:59, 30 September 2022

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== Strategy ==

I’m not sure I understand the new strategy section. What is meant by capstone? Why former hex specialists and not current hex specialists (by giving irresistible effects it does a good job rounding out the rest of the school, and the blind allows stabs, which complements the common enchanter play style)? Why players who swapped to a different magical means of killing, but not those who have swapped to a light armor physical build (dex weapons)?

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 I’m not sure I understand the new strategy section. What is meant by capstone? Why former hex specialists and not current hex specialists (by giving irresistible effects it does a good job rounding out the rest of the school, and the blind allows stabs, which complements the common enchanter play style)? Why players who swapped to a different magical means of killing, but not those who have swapped to a light armor physical build (dex weapons)?
-: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison, Kiku's spell gift...), a universially useful "parting gift" after you swap from hexes. I don't recommend to train Hexes *just* for Enfeeble; I believe it's not nearly as good as, say, [[OoD]], as a L7 killdudes spell.
+: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison, Kiku's spell gift...), a universially useful "parting gift" after you swap from hexes. I don't recommend to train Hexes *just* for Enfeeble; I believe it's not nearly as good as, say, OoD, as a L7 killdudes spell.
 : So I'm not sure what Hexers can kill things with past Confusing Touch and before Enfeeble (besides Anguish, which requires summon/necro). That's why there is a bias towards Former hexes rather than current.  It is useful for players who have swapped - not that it isn't for those who haven't. I didn't consider light armour DEX dudes either. ~~

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 I’m not sure I understand the new strategy section. What is meant by capstone? Why former hex specialists and not current hex specialists (by giving irresistible effects it does a good job rounding out the rest of the school, and the blind allows stabs, which complements the common enchanter play style)? Why players who swapped to a different magical means of killing, but not those who have swapped to a light armor physical build (dex weapons)?
-: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison, Kiku's spell gift...). I don't recommend to train Hexes *just* for Enfeeble; I believe it's not nearly as good as, say, [[OoD]], as a L7 killdudes spell.
+: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison, Kiku's spell gift...), a universially useful "parting gift" after you swap from hexes. I don't recommend to train Hexes *just* for Enfeeble; I believe it's not nearly as good as, say, [[OoD]], as a L7 killdudes spell.
 : So I'm not sure what Hexers can kill things with past Confusing Touch and before Enfeeble (besides Anguish, which requires summon/necro). That's why there is a bias towards Former hexes rather than current.  It is useful for players who have swapped - not that it isn't for those who haven't. I didn't consider light armour DEX dudes either. ~~

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 I’m not sure I understand the new strategy section. What is meant by capstone? Why former hex specialists and not current hex specialists (by giving irresistible effects it does a good job rounding out the rest of the school, and the blind allows stabs, which complements the common enchanter play style)? Why players who swapped to a different magical means of killing, but not those who have swapped to a light armor physical build (dex weapons)?
-: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison, Kiku's spell gift...). I don't recommend to train Hexes *just* for Enfeeble; I believe it's not nearly as good as, say, [[OOD]], as a L7 killdudes spell.
+: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison, Kiku's spell gift...). I don't recommend to train Hexes *just* for Enfeeble; I believe it's not nearly as good as, say, [[OoD]], as a L7 killdudes spell.
 : So I'm not sure what Hexers can kill things with past Confusing Touch and before Enfeeble (besides Anguish, which requires summon/necro). That's why there is a bias towards Former hexes rather than current.  It is useful for players who have swapped - not that it isn't for those who haven't. I didn't consider light armour DEX dudes either. ~~

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	: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison, Kiku's spell gift...). I don't recommend to train Hexes just for Enfeeble; I believe it's not nearly as good as, say, [[OOD]], as a L7 killdudes spell.		: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison, Kiku's spell gift...). I don't recommend to train Hexes just for Enfeeble; I believe it's not nearly as good as, say, [[OOD]], as a L7 killdudes spell.

−	: So I'm not sure what Hexers can kill things with past Confusing Touch and before Enfeeble (besides Anguish, which requires summon/necro). That's why there is a bias towards Former hexes rather than current. ~~I didn't consider light armour dudes eitherIt~~ is useful for players who have swapped - not that it isn't for those who haven't. ~~	+	: So I'm not sure what Hexers can kill things with past Confusing Touch and before Enfeeble (besides Anguish, which requires summon/necro). That's why there is a bias towards Former hexes rather than current. It is useful for players who have swapped - not that it isn't for those who haven't. I didn't consider light armour DEX dudes either. ~~

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	I’m not sure I understand the new strategy section. What is meant by capstone? Why former hex specialists and not current hex specialists (by giving irresistible effects it does a good job rounding out the rest of the school, and the blind allows stabs, which complements the common enchanter play style)? Why players who swapped to a different magical means of killing, but not those who have swapped to a light armor physical build (dex weapons)?		I’m not sure I understand the new strategy section. What is meant by capstone? Why former hex specialists and not current hex specialists (by giving irresistible effects it does a good job rounding out the rest of the school, and the blind allows stabs, which complements the common enchanter play style)? Why players who swapped to a different magical means of killing, but not those who have swapped to a light armor physical build (dex weapons)?

−	: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison). ~~It isn~~'t ~~recommended~~ to train Hexes just for Enfeeble, ~~but yeah~~ current ~~hex specialists can use them~~. It is useful for players who have swapped - not that it isn't for those who ~~haen~~'t.	+	: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison, Kiku's spell gift...). I don't recommend to train Hexes just for Enfeeble; I believe it's not nearly as good as, say, [[OOD]], as a L7 killdudes spell.
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		+	: So I'm not sure what Hexers can kill things with past Confusing Touch and before Enfeeble (besides Anguish, which requires summon/necro). That's why there is a bias towards Former hexes rather than current. I didn't consider light armour dudes eitherIt is useful for players who have swapped - not that it isn't for those who haven't. ~~

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	I’m not sure I understand the new strategy section. What is meant by capstone? Why former hex specialists and not current hex specialists (by giving irresistible effects it does a good job rounding out the rest of the school, and the blind allows stabs, which complements the common enchanter play style)? Why players who swapped to a different magical means of killing, but not those who have swapped to a light armor physical build (dex weapons)?		I’m not sure I understand the new strategy section. What is meant by capstone? Why former hex specialists and not current hex specialists (by giving irresistible effects it does a good job rounding out the rest of the school, and the blind allows stabs, which complements the common enchanter play style)? Why players who swapped to a different magical means of killing, but not those who have swapped to a light armor physical build (dex weapons)?
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		+	: Capstone means top of class (Noxious Bog for poison). It isn't recommended to train Hexes just for Enfeeble, but yeah current hex specialists can use them. It is useful for players who have swapped - not that it isn't for those who haen't.