Fell Hunter Devour Question

Witch King · December 15, 2004, 01:53 PM

This is just simple question and hopefully someone has already tried this before I got out and try it myself, just to watch myself look stupid in the face of my enemy.

When a Paladin casts Inuvnerablility is it considered as a enchantment? In other words could the Fell Hunter devour his Invunerability making the Pal all naked and vunerable for you to destroy? Or for anybody who can cast that kind of spell for that matter.

If the Fell Hunter could devour it then this could be very Interesting.
Imagine a Pal or wizard that is hurt in a PvP and they cast that Invunerable spell to try to heal only to see the spell disappear seconds after they cast it because the Fell Hunter ate it. This could really prove to be useful and just give us a reason to have the Fell Hunter out instead of the Succubus. Hmmm... :-k

If this does not work then sorry for sucking up the bandwith. :lol:

Kool · December 15, 2004, 02:09 PM

I have no idea if this would work. I kind of don't think it will. I'm going to have to try it when I can, but it will be a while before I get the Devour spell.

boscolio · December 15, 2004, 03:05 PM

hmm...i'll let you know in 1 more level.

DaGrim · December 15, 2004, 04:16 PM

Oh, I've been thinking on a thing concerning Devour Magic for quite some time now, but perhaps it just sounds stupid. But as we now allready are on the fellhunter topic.

As I've understand it the fellhunter can eat a harmfull magic on the warlock, right? Can't the fellhunter simply devour polys and others fears and what not?

If they can...hmmm.

Rasputin · December 16, 2004, 09:34 AM

I don't believe the felhunter can eat a paladin's invunerability shield, but I'm fairly certain it can eat the priest's damage shield.

When you are polymorphed, you cannot give any orders to your felhunter, and thus cannot eat the polymorph put on you. If a polymorph is put on another player, however... the felhunter can eat that polymorph.

PeePeeBritches · December 16, 2004, 09:59 AM

No way to make it an autocast?

Rasputin · December 16, 2004, 10:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PeePeeBritches

No way to make it an autocast?

Unfortunately not

Joko · December 17, 2004, 05:30 AM

which spells work with devour magic??

and does it automatically choose a target which he can devour?
because he always devours my enemy ( because hes my target).... or if i want to clean myself, do i have to target myself?

THX

bigbird · January 03, 2005, 04:17 PM

Please can someone with experience with the felhunter tell me when you'd rather use the Felhunter over any other Summon for PVE or PVP?

For PvP dueling I love the succubus's Mez, even against any casters, CoT + Succubus, and fear is enough for me to win many times (at level 30ish hehe, maybe changes at higher lvls). In PvE, i use the VW mostly, and sometimes i use the succu, but VW is safer/better/easier for me. In instances I use the IMP for his DPS and Stamina buff, or the VW if we need an off tank for adds.

I have no experience with the Felhunter, but I will get him soon and was wondering what you guys' experience has been like with this funny looking summon.

Extra · January 04, 2005, 01:22 AM

In PvE Felhound is useful for mobs that can sleep/hex your party. Depending on situation, if your tank/priest gets hexed, things can get ugly fast.

1v1/duel wise I haven't found much of a use for Felhound...Succubus just seem to be way better. Against Mage it isn't of much use because you can't eat the polymorph on yourself (Succubus mez + Soul fire + dots is MUCH better against mage. If you use felhound and mage polymorphs you then kills your felhound, he will win 9 out of 10 times). I suppose against priests it can eat the sta buff, but otherwise it's also not of much use. I suspect the Felhound has better uses in group PvP, especially when the other side has multiple mages.

December 15, 2004, 01:53 PM	#1 (permalink)
Witch King Lurker	Fell Hunter Devour Question This is just simple question and hopefully someone has already tried this before I got out and try it myself, just to watch myself look stupid in the face of my enemy. When a Paladin casts Inuvnerablility is it considered as a enchantment? In other words could the Fell Hunter devour his Invunerability making the Pal all naked and vunerable for you to destroy? Or for anybody who can cast that kind of spell for that matter. If the Fell Hunter could devour it then this could be very Interesting. Imagine a Pal or wizard that is hurt in a PvP and they cast that Invunerable spell to try to heal only to see the spell disappear seconds after they cast it because the Fell Hunter ate it. This could really prove to be useful and just give us a reason to have the Fell Hunter out instead of the Succubus. Hmmm... :-k If this does not work then sorry for sucking up the bandwith. :lol:

December 15, 2004, 02:09 PM	#2 (permalink)
Kool Member	Fell Hunter Devour Question I have no idea if this would work. I kind of don't think it will. I'm going to have to try it when I can, but it will be a while before I get the Devour spell.

December 15, 2004, 03:05 PM	#3 (permalink)
boscolio Member Character Info boscolio 60 Gnome Warlock Azgalor US PvP Guild: Dark Echo Talent Spec: 43/7/11	Fell Hunter Devour Question hmm...i'll let you know in 1 more level.

December 15, 2004, 04:16 PM	#4 (permalink)
DaGrim Lurker	Fell Hunter Devour Question Oh, I've been thinking on a thing concerning Devour Magic for quite some time now, but perhaps it just sounds stupid. But as we now allready are on the fellhunter topic. As I've understand it the fellhunter can eat a harmfull magic on the warlock, right? Can't the fellhunter simply devour polys and others fears and what not? If they can...hmmm.

December 16, 2004, 09:34 AM	#5 (permalink)
Rasputin Member	Fell Hunter Devour Question I don't believe the felhunter can eat a paladin's invunerability shield, but I'm fairly certain it can eat the priest's damage shield. When you are polymorphed, you cannot give any orders to your felhunter, and thus cannot eat the polymorph put on you. If a polymorph is put on another player, however... the felhunter can eat that polymorph.

December 16, 2004, 09:59 AM	#6 (permalink)
PeePeeBritches Member	Fell Hunter Devour Question No way to make it an autocast?

December 17, 2004, 05:30 AM	#8 (permalink)
Joko Lurker	Fell Hunter Devour Question which spells work with devour magic?? and does it automatically choose a target which he can devour? because he always devours my enemy ( because hes my target).... or if i want to clean myself, do i have to target myself? THX

January 03, 2005, 04:17 PM	#9 (permalink)
bigbird Member	Fell Hunter Devour Question Please can someone with experience with the felhunter tell me when you'd rather use the Felhunter over any other Summon for PVE or PVP? For PvP dueling I love the succubus's Mez, even against any casters, CoT + Succubus, and fear is enough for me to win many times (at level 30ish hehe, maybe changes at higher lvls). In PvE, i use the VW mostly, and sometimes i use the succu, but VW is safer/better/easier for me. In instances I use the IMP for his DPS and Stamina buff, or the VW if we need an off tank for adds. I have no experience with the Felhunter, but I will get him soon and was wondering what you guys' experience has been like with this funny looking summon.

January 04, 2005, 01:22 AM	#10 (permalink)
Extra Registered	Fell Hunter Devour Question In PvE Felhound is useful for mobs that can sleep/hex your party. Depending on situation, if your tank/priest gets hexed, things can get ugly fast. 1v1/duel wise I haven't found much of a use for Felhound...Succubus just seem to be way better. Against Mage it isn't of much use because you can't eat the polymorph on yourself (Succubus mez + Soul fire + dots is MUCH better against mage. If you use felhound and mage polymorphs you then kills your felhound, he will win 9 out of 10 times). I suppose against priests it can eat the sta buff, but otherwise it's also not of much use. I suspect the Felhound has better uses in group PvP, especially when the other side has multiple mages.