Fall From Grace

Mister Popo · Post by **Mister Popo** » Sat May 24, 2003 9:20 am

I currently have Fall from Grace in my team (and Morte Ignus Annah and Dak'kon) and I'm pretty happy with her, but...

I've loads of dialog options, and I don't seem to get anything out of her.

Also, what do her special abilities do, I used succubus kiss on someone and it didn't do anything (but it was a Abbishai).

And are her aggresive spells any good, at the moment I have her at full healing mode, but I keep wondering if I should treat her as a BG cleric, or something completly different.

Nightmare · Post by **Nightmare** » Sat May 24, 2003 10:08 am

I use her pretty much for healing purposes.....although, her Call Lightning spell works anywhere, and can do a ton of damage.

Platter · Post by **Platter** » Sat May 24, 2003 11:34 am

Spoiler...

Ask her about Morte, so you get the part about the "Baatorian smell." Then confront Morte about it.
Big revelation.

Robnark · Post by **Robnark** » Sat May 24, 2003 12:22 pm

I'd agree with Nightmare. the only character with healing spells, she also has some rather nice offennsive abilities. useful.

Zelgadis · Post by **Zelgadis** » Sat May 24, 2003 6:47 pm

I forget what the succubus kiss does, but I am pretty sure it can only be used on humans and such, not demons and monsters.

Mister Popo · Post by **Mister Popo** » Sun May 25, 2003 6:24 am

What about the Sensory touch ability, I don't even know what it does.

fable · Post by **fable** » Sun May 25, 2003 9:04 am

Originally posted by Mister Popo
What about the Sensory touch ability, I don't even know what it does.

It will heal up to ten points on whomever is the subject, at a cost of transferring that much damage to the person who uses the ability. Of course, when it's the NO who's using sensory touch, health returns very quickly.

I'm fond of Fall-From-Grace. Not only is she easily the wisest character in your party (and one of the wisest in the game), she also has a few fine defensive and offensive spells. She can cast Prayer, and I do like Call Lightning a lot. Spiritual Hammer is just plain fun to watch, even though its effectiveness varies depending upon the recipient of the spell.

VonDondu · Post by **VonDondu** » Sun May 25, 2003 9:26 am

Fall-From-Grace can offer you advice about a lot of different things. Even if that doesn't give you extra stat points or experience points, I still find that to be useful. Morte is the same way. And quite simply, I like having characters in my party whom I can to. It makes the game more enjoyable. And Fall-From-Grace is, quite simply, a very nice character.

Mister Popo · Post by **Mister Popo** » Sun May 25, 2003 12:39 pm

Yes I have to agree on that point, I can ask her everything, leading to me kissing Annah with an actual result.

Morte is also a very nice char. and I don't really understand all the critics who say he's a bad fighter, as he keeps getting the most criticals and has a high amount of kills to his name.

But okay, I think I'm keeping FfG, she seems nicer after all and I've read some things on euhm.... Big Undead guy and Nordom, and although Vhailor (?) seems to fit better with NO's history, he doesn't do it for me (partly because I'm not lawfull and I'm a mage) and Nordom well I guess he's a reference to The Blind Archer, but well... I dunno.

Thanks for posting, if any of you have more tips (I'm currently trying to free Trias) please keep on posting.

Luther · Post by **Luther** » Thu Jun 12, 2003 12:31 pm

and Nordom well I guess he's a reference to The Blind Archer, but well... I dunno.

*Spoiler* below....
Nah, the blind archer is one of your past companions. You actually meet his zombie corpse in the mausoleum in the middle chapters. I forget now who you have to talk to learn this. Maybe Mabbeth?

I used Fall-from-Grace until under sigil where you meet up with Vhailor. I dropped her off somewhere where I could come back and get her. If you leave her in Vhailor's cell she's gone for good. Vhailor is just too cool to miss. His critical strike is bad-ass too. Also, fight Trias with him and see what happens!

-Luther-