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How do the rez spells (revive and divine awakening)work? I have no idea what to do or what exactly do they do. If someone asks me to rez them, what do I do? Do I click on the corpse or on them? Does it make them appear next to their corpse? Any help would be appreciate. I feel silly not knowing what to do.
Well my buddy has a lvl 12 shaman and he uses revive on me all the time. Click on the corpse and click the spell ) The person appears fully equipped, no body to loot, with lowered health and power and still a slight loss in exp just like retrieving a shard.
I am unsure about divine awakening so have to wait for a higher level cleric to answer that one. Maybe then you just have to click on the player, but I think like original eq you need the body targeted. Hope that helps.
I am unsure about divine awakening so have to wait for a higher level cleric to answer that one. Maybe then you just have to click on the player, but I think like original eq you need the body targeted. Hope that helps.
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Thanks for the information. So the benefit to reviving them is that they don't have to walk to their shard? Otherwise I don't see the benefit. They don't have to worry about looting like eq1. Maybe it will be different as I increase levels and get more adv. spells.
Actually, I don't think you can rez someone who's already revived themself. If they've revived, then they need to recover their shard. Otherwise, they wait for someone to rez them.
The only difference between rez and reviving to retrieve your shard is that you don't have to make the run. This is beneficial when deep in a dungeon, so you don't have to deal with the respawns behind you.
The only difference between rez and reviving to retrieve your shard is that you don't have to make the run. This is beneficial when deep in a dungeon, so you don't have to deal with the respawns behind you.
Divine Awakening is a summoned object. Just like "Summon Food and Water" you target a member of your group and cast. Also similarly, it can't be cast during combat, so treat it like a buff and hit the group individually with them before you start fighting.
It drops a no-rent no-trade divine essence into their inventory that can be used once later to rez a fallen comrade.
The obvious tactical benefit to this is making sure as long as one member of the party survives, the priest can be rezzed and therefore the rest of the group, so no one has to make a shard run.
Personally I give one to everyone in the group, whether it is used for me, or later -- it's just good to have one on you.
Edited, Thu Nov 18 10:09:54 2004 by Enithea
It drops a no-rent no-trade divine essence into their inventory that can be used once later to rez a fallen comrade.
The obvious tactical benefit to this is making sure as long as one member of the party survives, the priest can be rezzed and therefore the rest of the group, so no one has to make a shard run.
Personally I give one to everyone in the group, whether it is used for me, or later -- it's just good to have one on you.
Edited, Thu Nov 18 10:09:54 2004 by Enithea
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