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<blockquote data-quote="haakon1" data-source="post: 2643352" data-attributes="member: 25619">I agree with the pros.&nbsp; This could have been SO much worse -- like Red Sonja or D&amp;D 1.&nbsp; As it was, it's a credit to the game, and the most accurate presentation of it on film.As for the cons:&quot;kinda wimpy&quot; -- Yeah, this is not Forgotten Realms.&nbsp; I figure these folks were about 8th level.&nbsp; That's heroic status IMC.&nbsp; I figure Oberon might be 10th-12th, but he's busy.&quot;no remove curse, but regenerate&quot; -- I don't know what kind of magic was turning the wizard into an undead anyhow.&nbsp; I think Remove Curse might not do it.&nbsp; Is was thinking they tried Dispel Magic and Remove Curse, needed to move on up to Break Enchantment, Mordy Disjunction, something like that.&nbsp; Or maybe they had a Ring or Scroll of Regeneration?Anyhow, I think D&amp;D 2 might be a 1st Edition game, with the Greyhawk references.&nbsp; That would explain the difficulty for a human wanting to learn divine magic and arcane.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="haakon1, post: 2643352, member: 25619"] I agree with the pros. This could have been SO much worse -- like Red Sonja or D&D 1. As it was, it's a credit to the game, and the most accurate presentation of it on film. As for the cons: "kinda wimpy" -- Yeah, this is not Forgotten Realms. I figure these folks were about 8th level. That's heroic status IMC. I figure Oberon might be 10th-12th, but he's busy. "no remove curse, but regenerate" -- I don't know what kind of magic was turning the wizard into an undead anyhow. I think Remove Curse might not do it. Is was thinking they tried Dispel Magic and Remove Curse, needed to move on up to Break Enchantment, Mordy Disjunction, something like that. Or maybe they had a Ring or Scroll of Regeneration? Anyhow, I think D&D 2 might be a 1st Edition game, with the Greyhawk references. That would explain the difficulty for a human wanting to learn divine magic and arcane. [/QUOTE]

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