From reading Moriah's and Dr.Disaster's guides on killing using the Flash spell, I know that the three northern tiles relative to the player cast a much weaker Flash spell than the other five tiles, affecting where you should stand in relation to your opponents if you wish to do maximal damage.
My question would be in regards to FOES that cast flash, specifically Zhar the Mad in Single Player -- does _his_ Flash spells also cast "weaker" in the three tiles to the north of him? Thus it might be wiser to attack Zhar from a specific direction, the better to avoid his initial Flash damage?
In addition to Zhar the Mad, do all Mage/Wizard types that cast Flash when engaged in adjacent combat cast a "weaker" Flash in regards to the northern three tiles? Or does the game use some other, different calculation in applying Flash damage from foes onto players?
Just curious.
Ah! One other thing. When your avatar casts Flash, he/she becomes temporarily invulnerable. However, the same is NOT true when enemy Mages/Wizards cast Flash versus melee attackers -- you damage and kill them regardless, right?
Attika
My question would be in regards to FOES that cast flash, specifically Zhar the Mad in Single Player -- does _his_ Flash spells also cast "weaker" in the three tiles to the north of him? Thus it might be wiser to attack Zhar from a specific direction, the better to avoid his initial Flash damage?
In addition to Zhar the Mad, do all Mage/Wizard types that cast Flash when engaged in adjacent combat cast a "weaker" Flash in regards to the northern three tiles? Or does the game use some other, different calculation in applying Flash damage from foes onto players?
Just curious.
Ah! One other thing. When your avatar casts Flash, he/she becomes temporarily invulnerable. However, the same is NOT true when enemy Mages/Wizards cast Flash versus melee attackers -- you damage and kill them regardless, right?
Attika