Talk:Combat Order

Where possible, grouping our subcategories into Creatures and Monsters seems to make sense to me... then further grouping by what type of creature/monster it is, and displaying information for the GROUP and specifics about the differences between them (pictures are great here) might make the data more accessible.
I'm working on understanding a wiki technology called Categories or Catagories... my spelling is for the birds. It will enable us to make searching much better by giving us the ability to use key words.
For example the Skeleton Group includes the following creatures:

• Skeleton (Unarmed)
• Armed Skeleton
• Phantom Warrior

Key words would be :

• Skeleton / skeleton
• Phantom
• Warrior
• undead
• etc..

Your ideas on this are appreciated. --DragonCairn 19:02, 12 September 2006 (UTC)

Green Snakes

I found Green Snakes to be much easier than Wood Sprites, can anyone else confirm?

Per my records, Green Snakes are 18/9 and Wood Sprites are 10/30 A/D so Wood Sprites are MUCH harder to hit - I agree, Wood Sprites are much harder. (Wood Sprites were updated after the combat order page was created)

Armed Skeletons

This is similar to the green snake deal. I am at the point where fighting med gargs and armed skeletons is common place, but I've found armed skeletons to be much easier to kill. So I think their spots in the list should be switched. I donnot have stats though, so I'm not sure.

Armed Skeletons A/D 40/35; Gargoyles range from 32/32 to 36/36. I would agree, Armed Skeletons are MUCH harder than any Gargoyles.

Agreed. While they are somehow killed easier than med/large garg, they tend to deal much more damage, and are therefore more dangerous.

Lions

Recent changes to lion put them on par with cyclops level. However, I'm not really sure where to place them in the Combat Order list, before or after the clops. I put them before, but didn't train on them so that's a guess. If they should be after, do it. - Burn (Apr. 9, 2009)