Bane of Irony

Again, this may just be my D&D experiences talking again, but it could simply harm more creatures with defence more. Such as in D&D some creatures have Damage Reduction say... 20/+1, meaning that unless your using a weapon enchanted with +1 or greater, it automaticaly negates 20 from the attack. Just a suggestion.

I would have to say go with one attack suggestion. It's been so long since I've played BoE that I don't even remember what sort of enchantments there are, but if it's possible you could do multiple elemental damages, you could simply do the fire thing and a different element. One for either side I guess. Like I said though, I'm just a tad bit rusty. I'm not even sure you can do that.

This may just be the D&D part of my brain talking, but if your encumbered like that, it should affect your magic. They may have done things differently, but thats just what I'm accustomed to.

I'll secound that. These games are overlooked alot though because of their graphics. I can't get any of my friends to even try them, though if I did they'd be at my house all the time to play them... so maybe this is a good thing?

Just so you don't feel bad, I feel I must say that I've made the same mistake several times. It's a pain and I feel like smacking myself every time I do it, but ever since I started carrying around 45-60 living tools at a time, I just check the number to be sure. Haveing two nearly maxed out Drayks helps alot I don't even have to battle other than use speed or healing spores.

Ahh... It's good to be back after the year or so my computer's been down. Anyway, here's my question. In several places when I approach a door it fails to open; my main and most current example being the doors in the Sealed Lab. If theres a key somewhere, the guidebook fails to mention it and I haven't notice a Servant mind anywhere. Perhaps I missed him? (The main reason I'm asking is I'm searching for all the drayk canisters, so if you could guide me in it's direction specificaly I would most appreciate it)