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Also didn't the cat charm change in some way from dom 4 to dom 5?
(Not the Pan player but in the same game)
So seduction is a morale check, not a MR check?
I have probably played more Dominions MP then 99% of other players but no ones ever used seduction on me before, well successfully anyway (I think I had some siren attempts but they all failed). It got boosted some time in Dom 4 I believe, anyways its damn annoying, especially if Pans getting my smiths!
Just read the description of cat charm in Dom 5 and it seems to be exactly the same.
So if i raise my morale to resist the seduction do I still after face a thugged out Dryad in a assasination attempt?
So unfair, poor Ulm fighting Scelaria, Ctis & Pan and the ALL have assassins...
Both.
MR check for the seduction sequence to start at all. Morale for success/neutral/fight.
However, a Dream Seduction checks against Magic Resistance, not Morale (which would make sense, as the otherworldy Succubus uses methods more supernatural than simply flashing a "come hither" smile at the target.)
IIRC, it's the difference between the Dice rolls (Seduction versus Morale or MR) that determines whether or nat a Seduction/Dream Seduction is Successful, Not-Successful-But-The-Target-Doesn't-Want-to-Betray-the-Seducer, or Wholly Unsuccessful (which begins the combat).
EDIT: Also, who in their right mind would "Thug Out" a Dryad? They're not exactly terrors in combat and they die to a stiff breeze, and the amount of gems invested to negate those weaknesses would be quite expensive, indeed! ;)
EDIT 2: Ahh, this response in the Dominions 4 forums is what I was thinking of when I posted my original reply:
And yet you are holding your ground and pushing into pan. I specifically remember on one the changelogs or maybe it was the beta testers talking about how the cat charm has changed. The description is pretty opaque and has plenty of room for changes for a hard to understand mechanic.
They are thuged out so when the seduction fails they at least kill the comander. Not that hard to build aginst a small subset of targets.
But blob didnt mention that he has some gay and or ascetic guys - the first 2 resisted, so it isnt by far as "unfair" as poor little innocent, helpless "wall of steel, rain of stones, earthquake, magma eruptions, magma bolts, iron darts, wind of blades" ulm says 8-)))
And me never claimed to be in right mind!
But they then die to assassination right?
Dryad seduction seems to have a 60% chance of just making my smith 'disappear', ie seduced and even if he avoids that its death by assassination. So if I got this right 0% of living?
No one in this thread has come up with a decent way of countering it and no one seems sure of the mechanics of seduction in the 1st place, which kinda makes it hard to counter. Dryad seduction seems to be a far, far more powerful form of assassination, with no real counters.
Its so nasty because the vast amount of leaders are male and Dryads are female and a pretty cheap gold recruitment mage.
If you're being repeatedly Seduced, you could patrol your provinces where the attacks are occuring. A thuggy-Dryad may be good against a single target, but more than likely couldn't handle a whole army by themselves.
Are you assigning bodyguards to your commanders? Are you moving important commanders away from provinces where the Seductions/assassinations are occuring? Are you recruiting "decoys" (cheap independent commanders that may be chosen as Seduction/Assassination targets instead of the important commanders)?
Yep! Doing all of this, no good.
The dryads take away commanders to the nearby neighboring province. They cannot seduce people far from home, contrary to succubi.
Thus a solution is to not put your mages next to enemy provinces. That's not easy when you're on the front, but it certainly shows that seduction is not stronger than assassination as it's less versatile.
Is you memory such bad blob?
First 2 dryads failed their seduction and got killed in the following assasination - that has to be something higher than 0% ...
So no you dont.
Next 5, 3 seduced, 2 won their assasination. Wow - I really needed that!
185 gold cheap? Well, I forgot your income is also much higher than mine and you may compare this to highly expensive master smith (135).
Come on blob stop whining and claiming unfairness, cause some nation has a tiny little counter to what you are doing ... You have what left? around 40 smiths at my front alone ...
<- bangs his head on the keyboard, but still smiling ... 8-)))
p.s.: any hints for me to further enhance this? 8-)