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Originally written by Eldibs:

I've only seen it recently. How old is it anyways?

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Originally written by An error of type -13 occured:

Why was the side of Helen Keller's face burnt? She picked up the iron when the phone rang.
Why was the other side of Helen Keller's face burnt? The jerk called back.

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Originally written by Marlenny:

"I bet you a slap on the face that channel five is still giving commercials"

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UBl8
Blademaster
Member # 335

The difference between 5 AP and 6 AP and even 7 AP is usually negligible. It's the difference between 4 and 5 that really makes a difference.

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Member # 869

Wrong topic, Alorael? [Razz]

Trrr's Mrtr
Trademark
Member # 4

And you're wrong to boot. 6 AP is very significant to magi.

And, believe this or not, 9 AP is available.

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Member # 869

Perhaps we could keep this discussion to this topic where it belongs?

(Although, TM, I'm not entirely sure how a mage would get Quick Strike in the first place, considering the prerequisites. [Razz] )

NaNoWriMo
A Very Important Date
Member # 2984

A merge/split function would be very handy for moving posts between topics. [Smile]

Jumpin' Salmon
½ Man, ½ Amazing
Member # 5755

In A2 I used Divine Warrior on my mage and managed to have 12 AP. Not sure how though, and it only lasted a couple of rounds before he was back to two spells, and then 1.

It was probably because I used the character editor to gawd the party. Yeah.

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The reason for that is that Divine Warrior gives the Divine Aid status effect, which doubles your AP. But as I said, this belongs in the other topic. *points in the direction of my previous post*

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