Posted April 04, 2015
I've been trying to narrow down how obliviate is useful.
It costs 100 gold to buy an obliviate scroll, and 5 mana to use it.
Since it affects one target- for the purposes of making them talk normally to you again this is equivalent to paying out 50 gold pieces to Lord Andre (or Lee? Haven't caused problems at Onar's yet so haven't tested).
In other words in Khorinis (and probably at Onar's?) obliviate scrolls are effectively useless in that they're limited AND more expensive than simply paying the fee.
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So there are two possibilities I see that involve me being incorrect here:
1 - It's for dealing with NPCs that get angry at you but are not affiliated with Khorinis/Onar's and thus cannot simply be paid off to deal with them again.
2 - Perhaps the situation can escalate beyond what I've seen? Thus far I've come to the conclusion that 'one person angry = 50 gold' but maybe this isn't always true?
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What is your conclusion?
It costs 100 gold to buy an obliviate scroll, and 5 mana to use it.
Since it affects one target- for the purposes of making them talk normally to you again this is equivalent to paying out 50 gold pieces to Lord Andre (or Lee? Haven't caused problems at Onar's yet so haven't tested).
In other words in Khorinis (and probably at Onar's?) obliviate scrolls are effectively useless in that they're limited AND more expensive than simply paying the fee.
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So there are two possibilities I see that involve me being incorrect here:
1 - It's for dealing with NPCs that get angry at you but are not affiliated with Khorinis/Onar's and thus cannot simply be paid off to deal with them again.
2 - Perhaps the situation can escalate beyond what I've seen? Thus far I've come to the conclusion that 'one person angry = 50 gold' but maybe this isn't always true?
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What is your conclusion?
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