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I don't have anymore full sets of 120 scrolls. A lot of my pets have 110 resist scrolls.
The pet will get 100 no matter what. A pet with Chiv is going to cast remove curse or cleanse very quickly after it is cursed or poisoned. Put 9 spellbinders on a chiv pet and it spams it constantly.
Has anybody determined if we really need to put resist scrolls on Chiv pets. I am not able to determine the long term benefits of 120 vs 100 Resist, so I stick 110s on everything.
Does the Chiv pet cast its spells anyway. Does a 120 scroll reduce the time of poison or resist debuffs that much more than 100 resist. I don't know. But have wondered for 3 years.
The pet will get 100 no matter what. A pet with Chiv is going to cast remove curse or cleanse very quickly after it is cursed or poisoned. Put 9 spellbinders on a chiv pet and it spams it constantly.
Has anybody determined if we really need to put resist scrolls on Chiv pets. I am not able to determine the long term benefits of 120 vs 100 Resist, so I stick 110s on everything.
Does the Chiv pet cast its spells anyway. Does a 120 scroll reduce the time of poison or resist debuffs that much more than 100 resist. I don't know. But have wondered for 3 years.
Honestly, i don't really bother with Reptalons, due to them being overloaded with abilities (Dragon Breath+Paralyzing Blow). I personally wouldn't scroll up a Reptalon, would rather use them on other pets.
Higher Resisting Spells means they take less damage from Blood Oath and Spell Plague, and Sleep/Poison spell has a higher chance to fail against them. Debuff spells like Weaken/Clumsy/Feeblemind/Curse are weaker against them, and spells like Corpse Skin and Mind Rot don't last as long against them, but Chiv/Mysticism pets remove those debuffs fast with Remove Curse/Cleansing Winds. Also, some creatures (such as the Shadow Fiends of Lvl 3 Khal Ankur spawn) have a Life Drain aura that can be fully resisted with Resisting Spells skill. The higher the Resist skill, the higher the chance to fully resist the damage of said aura. Najasaurus and Tritons (150-190 Resist) are basically immune to it.
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Exactly. I see pets with 120 resist casting remove curse. If you have a bunch of scrolls, sure why not use them. But does the gold cost benefit between a 110 and a 120 make that much difference?
=> Resisting Spells Calculator | uo-cah.com
Currently I have three scrolled up Reptalons on two shards but the highest PS they got fed were all 110's. I'm with PSFTW - they are too loaded up with 'stuff' - sometimes it's better to do it with 'less is more'
Currently I have three scrolled up Reptalons on two shards but the highest PS they got fed were all 110's. I'm with PSFTW - they are too loaded up with 'stuff' - sometimes it's better to do it with 'less is more'
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Thank you so much for the responses. As I said before this reptalon is from years ago(the same one from this post: Reptalon). I was thinking about using the110 resist scroll and saving the 10 points left for the future. But, If I recall well some years ago, a user posted about giving a 105 or 110 to a pet and then the points were bugged or something like that, and he could never use the 120 same scroll. Is this bug still happening?