i wanna know so that i don't have to figure it out myself while grinding, and there's a lot of NotN monsters so it would be pretty annoying to memorize on my own. i did a quick look through the Guides forum and didn't find an answer so i'm asking here [emoji=auraboa happy size=1]
i wanna know so that i don't have to figure it out myself while grinding, and there's a lot of NotN monsters so it would be pretty annoying to memorize on my own. i did a quick look through the Guides forum and didn't find an answer so i'm asking here
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excellentwizard
I usually use
Sylvandyr's FR Coli Skills and Enemies tool (
thread) for this.
If you set it to Enemy Stats Mode, you can pick a venue and it'll show you the enemy's stats and AI. All NotN mages (listed in italics in the guide) are neutral element, so they have "contuseMeditate" AI.
You can also look this up in the
monsters tab of the Game Database (it only lists stats, but high INT means mage). I find it's less convenient, though.
It doesn't look like either resource is updated for this year's new enemies yet, so you might have to wait and see what they do, unfortunately.
@
excellentwizard
I usually use
Sylvandyr's FR Coli Skills and Enemies tool (
thread) for this.
If you set it to Enemy Stats Mode, you can pick a venue and it'll show you the enemy's stats and AI. All NotN mages (listed in italics in the guide) are neutral element, so they have "contuseMeditate" AI.
You can also look this up in the
monsters tab of the Game Database (it only lists stats, but high INT means mage). I find it's less convenient, though.
It doesn't look like either resource is updated for this year's new enemies yet, so you might have to wait and see what they do, unfortunately.
@Kasael thank you so much! knowing about the difference in stats alone is super helpful and that guide is a big time saver too [emoji=auraboa laughing size=1]
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Kasael thank you so much! knowing about the difference in stats alone is super helpful and that guide is a big time saver too
