ChrisH36
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That can be a problem, but if they get too range hungry: then tauren will become a problem, especially if the orc player carries Walkers with them. But it won't matter if they start getting teh chims. Tauren, like most t3 melee succumb/fall to the effects of magic. Whether it would be direct damage from things like Chims, or spells like Cyclone.N_LeGenD) said:So I guess NE would be massing range against orcs then.
What I am saying is range is good, but you cannot go overboard to the point where an orc player can counter effectively.
It is also good against Cyclone, if you dislike Roar, or you want to remove the enemy effects of Scroll of Protection (IT CAN BE DISPELLED).TheoStormHawk said:Grubby used in some parts dischenant, but dischenant is good only on faerie fire