Were they a bit high when designing the scrying eyes?

[jimmybackman1]

A scout thingy should be a vurnable but useful tool, but nope so much resistance that you would think them to be some weird frontline tank, not a vurnable little eye, its so fun spending 500 turns slowly doing 1 damage(if lucky) to them if you happen to be out of spell slots that deal thunder damage. -.-

[Magos Flibble]

thunder damage

edit: my bad, skimmed too fast

[Dork_Stalker_310]

Lure them to the chasms and push them off.

[jimmybackman1]

Originally posted by Dork_Stalker_310:

Lure them to the chasms and push them off.

Yeah found out right after the rant that they could actually be tossed into chasms. xD My bad, did not think it would work since flying stuff usually is immune. xD

[Tresh]

Pro tip, not just for scrying eyes but for any enemies that seem to take unreasonably small amounts of damage from your attacks: Right click on them and use "Examine" to get some more info on them, including their damage resistances and weaknesses.
Scrying eyes are resistant to almost all types of damage, but weak to thunder. Shatter in particular is your friend, since it deals extra damage to creatures made from inorganic material.

[jimmybackman1]

Originally posted by Tresh:

Pro tip, not just for scrying eyes but for any enemies that seem to take unreasonably small amounts of damage from your attacks: Right click on them and use "Examine" to get some more info on them, including their damage resistances and weaknesses.
Scrying eyes are resistant to almost all types of damage, but weak to thunder. Shatter in particular is your friend, since it deals extra damage to creatures made from inorganic material.

As I stated in post, I know this, I were out of thunder damage sources when in combat with them and did not know they could be tossed in chasms so it took ages to kill them, hence the frustrated rant. :P

[alanc9]

That's what Arcane Recovery is for.

[BionicDance]

No... no, I'd recognize something made while the creator was baked. **puffpuff** Trust me.

[Pooh]

I agree. They're stupidly tanky. I don't care what it's made out of, if I hit with a steel maul it should break (or at least do significant damage).

Even Grym took more damage than the ****ing eyeball orb.

[BionicDance]

In all seriousness, tho...the only way I've found to deal with a scrying eye is to enter turn-based mode and then hope to hell that enough of my characters have the initiative to kill it before the eye's turn.

If you can destroy it before it can alert anyone, badabing. Done.

Trying to deal with one in real-time is a recipe for nuh-uh.