Medallion of the Magi'kot  

 

Stories like this always fall heavy on my heart. A holy knight will never lose a battle to a foe that is willing to fight head on. Unfortunately, unholy followers of death and decay are known to select cowardly methods of combat over more conventional means.

Alas, we have been blessed us with the means to overcome such sickening trickery. I will share this with you, my brother, so that your next encounter with this cretin will end as Brell intended.

The first lesson is the knowledge that followers of Bertox are nothing without their summoned minion. When you can eliminate this threat, the battle has been won.

The second lesson is that such encounters with followers of arcane arts requires careful use of your own mana pool in order to be victorious.

Prepare for battle by cloaking your body with every form of resist armor in you inventory. Next, carefully cast your self-buffs and resists such that at least the first two buff slots are free. I recommend that you cast yaulp (to assume the first spell buff position), then cast frenzied strength (to assume the second spot), then in the following order; paladin health regen spell, ac buff, proc buff, haste buff, hp buff, hp/ac buff, then all resists.

In your spell gems, memorize the best 3 stuns in your spellbook. Memorize root, spook the dead, flash of light, healing, and cancel magic.

As the necromancer approaches, initiate your resist-based discipline. Then, neutralize his pet by casting spook the dead, flash of light, or root. At this point, without his pet present, you can simply melee/stun your nemesis to his rightful place within the bowels of the underworld.

Timing is essential here. If you find that neither the necro, nor the pet, are affected by your magics, then simply ignore the pet and beat down on the person. Finger wigglers go down swiftly when a heavy blade is slicing through their robes.

Good fortunes to you, fellow knight.

The Drudge skeleton we fought was about 53 and not immune to fear just for the info. The 54 nec we had in the group had no trouble fearin it.

It wasnt that he killed himself, infact he is verry much alive. The power that he was in search of was more then he was capable of handling, driving him to insanity not causing him death but forever binding him to the elements forever not to control the elements but to be there servent..that wich we do not understand can never be ours....once we understand there is no need to own..his spirit lives in the master of all elementals. and forever in all of us

Power is not in controling but in compassion, mastery is not in owning but in understanding

kilkandark spiritguided, magi'kot desciple of the 47th element