DA>Mo Big,
DA>       Heh, assuming that the dfir that the dragons in obsidian passage
DA>use is the same as mage dfir (outside of damage spread), MRES doesn't do
DA>a DAMN thing to it.  I *TRIED* scripting my 41st Whr down there and was
DA>doing ok, minus alot of resting, until a Young dragon decided to dfir me
DA>for 70+ 4 rounds in a row... that sorta put a hamper on my ability to
DA>script...  not one stinking point oif reduction from my 136 MRES...
DA>- Daytona
       Agreed, DFIR should be resistable.  I can think of no honest
reason why it should be exempt from a rule every other spell is forced
to abide by.  Besides, even resisting 50 damage, a high level Mage could
still potentially get 160+ damage.  More than I can say for other
magic-3 classes, who get stuck at a cap of 120.
Locke Cole, Astromancer (Level 28 Elf Druid) of The Gods.
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