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Mass invis stones would be wonderful.Calebe wrote:Summoned invis stones are a huge item if you raid. We drop them before all raids and still get tells during raids for a new one. Honestly I get asked for more invis stones then I do for anything else. So this is one item I want to be a targeted summoned item for a long time. It would be the most used spell for summoned item I would have and would mem it daily, maybe even a few times a day as people use one up and ask for another. If Sued reads this I am sure he would agree, as I know he hands a lot of them out as well.
Calebe
Ohhh, I like that idea!Danille wrote:Mass invis stones would be wonderful.
Doesn't work for us, we aren't a guild. We are a non-guild raiding coalition with as many as 20 different guildtags at times. Therefore we don't get to use guild banner tricks.svenalo wrote:Or you just send 12 people, plant a banner, and that's that.
And yes, we could do that as well, but typically we start moving to the tower while most people are still logging in. Obviously everyone who can self invis goes to the doors, but until we get the 12 in the zone people are running there on their own. Until the banner is up it's easier to have people in the zone invis (by stones if necessary) and then run to the door rather than stand there and wait, then go back to the guild lobby and then banner in.svenalo wrote:Or you just send 12 people, plant a banner, and that's that.
Crap. For as long as I've had the Caldron summoning maybe an average of 5 or so items a day, I've gotten the windcloak exactly once. I do have drink, food and pails of slop falling out my nose though.Merlaina wrote:I actually don't mind the randomness. It makes it so we can't on demand summon a windcloak. If we could it would probably be considered overpowered (and the rogues would scream bloody murder). I wouldn't mind if they decided that at level 90 we were at least skilled enough to avoid the pail of slop though.Danille wrote:This is a very interesting thread. One thing that would be cool would be to eliminate the randomness our caldron spell as an advanced mage of the 90th season should be old enough to have mastered the art of summoning the items truly needed and not a pail of slop!
You have just had some pretty terrible luck then. I've clicked the thing maybe 100 times ever and gotten at least 7-8 cloaks out of the thing. I think I get those stupid prying eyes more than anything though.Sillaen wrote: Crap. For as long as I've had the Caldron summoning maybe an average of 5 or so items a day, I've gotten the windcloak exactly once. I do have drink, food and pails of slop falling out my nose though.
Did you DESTROY the cloak? It's lore and does not poof on use, so using it leaves it in your inventory and prevents you from summoning a new one.Sillaen wrote:Crap. For as long as I've had the Caldron summoning maybe an average of 5 or so items a day, I've gotten the windcloak exactly once. I do have drink, food and pails of slop falling out my nose though.Merlaina wrote:I actually don't mind the randomness. It makes it so we can't on demand summon a windcloak. If we could it would probably be considered overpowered (and the rogues would scream bloody murder). I wouldn't mind if they decided that at level 90 we were at least skilled enough to avoid the pail of slop though.Danille wrote:This is a very interesting thread. One thing that would be cool would be to eliminate the randomness our caldron spell as an advanced mage of the 90th season should be old enough to have mastered the art of summoning the items truly needed and not a pail of slop!