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*The most obvious use for this is to charm one enemy (usually the hulking brute with low [[magic resistance]]) and then '''[[t]]'''ell it to attack his friend (the tiny caster hiding in the background). Alternatively, charming a pursuing enemy and [[t]]elling it to "Wait here" can give you time to escape. This can be used to leave a dangerous monster on a higher level while you continue onwards. | *The most obvious use for this is to charm one enemy (usually the hulking brute with low [[magic resistance]]) and then '''[[t]]'''ell it to attack his friend (the tiny caster hiding in the background). Alternatively, charming a pursuing enemy and [[t]]elling it to "Wait here" can give you time to escape. This can be used to leave a dangerous monster on a higher level while you continue onwards. | ||
*Don't worry about using Enslavement when you worship [[Okawaru]], [[Zin]] or [[Elyvilon]]; there is no [[piety]] loss if your charmed enemies die while following these [[god]]s. | *Don't worry about using Enslavement when you worship [[Okawaru]], [[Zin]] or [[Elyvilon]]; there is no [[piety]] loss if your charmed enemies die while following these [[god]]s. | ||
| + | *Monsters that hate your current god will always be repulsed: | ||
| + | **[[Evil]] or [[unholy]] monsters hate [[good gods]]. | ||
| + | **Corporeal [[undead]] and monsters that can cast [[List_of_spells_by_flag#Corpse_violating|corpse violating]] spells hate [[Fedhas Madash]]. | ||
| + | **[[Holy]] monsters hate [[evil gods]]. | ||
| + | **[[Unclean]] and [[chaotic]] monsters hate [[Zin]]. | ||
| + | **Spellcasters ([[Actual spells]] flag) hate [[Trog]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:49, 30 December 2013
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 Enslavement
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| Level | 4 |
| School1 | Hexes |
| Source(s) | |
| Casting noise | 3 |
| Spell noise | 0 |
| This spell causes an otherwise hostile creature to fight on your side for a while. |
Enslavement is a level 4 Hexes spell which temporarily charms the target, causing them to ally with you until the spell expires. Higher spell power increases both the chance of charming the enemy and the duration of the effect.
Strategy
- You can get a similar effect through a wand of enslavement.
- The most obvious use for this is to charm one enemy (usually the hulking brute with low magic resistance) and then tell it to attack his friend (the tiny caster hiding in the background). Alternatively, charming a pursuing enemy and telling it to "Wait here" can give you time to escape. This can be used to leave a dangerous monster on a higher level while you continue onwards.
- Don't worry about using Enslavement when you worship Okawaru, Zin or Elyvilon; there is no piety loss if your charmed enemies die while following these gods.
- Monsters that hate your current god will always be repulsed:
- Evil or unholy monsters hate good gods.
- Corporeal undead and monsters that can cast corpse violating spells hate Fedhas Madash.
- Holy monsters hate evil gods.
- Unclean and chaotic monsters hate Zin.
- Spellcasters (Actual spells flag) hate Trog.
