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| − | A good way to "fix" your align if you're evil is to portal to crazy kob. This is a tower with a large number of extremely wimpy evil mobs. A single cast of [[ | + | A good way to "fix" your align if you're evil is to portal to crazy kob. This is a tower with a large number of extremely wimpy evil mobs. A single cast of [[Burning Hands]] is enough to take them out. |
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If trying to "fix" your align the other way, there are quite a few good aligned lowmort areas, inparticular the dwarven day care and the meadow, which are probably good. | If trying to "fix" your align the other way, there are quite a few good aligned lowmort areas, inparticular the dwarven day care and the meadow, which are probably good. | ||
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Revision as of 10:22, 6 January 2007
Alignment is one of the primary concerns of mid-to-high-level players. Align can be anywhere from -1000 (Satanic) to +1000 (Angelic). Align can apply either to characters or to equipment. For example, if an angelic player attempts to wield an anti-good weapon, it will repel the player and fall off immediately. Enchanting changes the alignment of an object to favor the alignment of the enchanter. It does not normally remove alignments that oppose the alignment of the enchanter. A player's alignment is changed by killing mobs. Killing a good mob will move your alignment towards evil, whereas killing a bad one will move your alignment towards good.
A good way to "fix" your align if you're evil is to portal to crazy kob. This is a tower with a large number of extremely wimpy evil mobs. A single cast of Burning Hands is enough to take them out.
If trying to "fix" your align the other way, there are quite a few good aligned lowmort areas, inparticular the dwarven day care and the meadow, which are probably good.
