Flavius

[ChickenWing]

Exactly, so basically if you knocked them to even 104 morale, they would stay above 100, thus making Herj useless in that situation.

I trust you on that. However, I wonder what number Flavius actually takes out.

[Revan]

I trust you on that. However, I wonder what number Flavius actually takes out.

Good question. I always wondered why people assumed that it was 60?

[ChickenWing]

Good question. I always wondered why people assumed that it was 60?

It has to be less than 60, but more than 40. My guess is they probably chose the round number 50.

It doesn't seem to be 55 because there is still orange after both Flavius and Herja hit. This would mean it is less than 55 as well.

[Tomas_8618530]

It looked to me like those heroes had like +110-115 or so morale left after flavious hit.. there was clearly some darker yellow in the bar.

So if you are 100% sure they had 160 morale, then clearly your falvious dont remove 60.. :-)

Secondly It is impossible to see if a hero have 103 or 105 morale..
I cant see why there should be any restrictions on hejra..
She remove banish 100 morale to 95 morale in final round just fine if she starts..

[kaisim_2492829]

Could it be that Flavius takes a little bit less than 60 morale?

correct, if its 1 star difference he should be draining 30.

Exactly, so basically if you knocked them to even 104 morale, they would stay above 100, thus making Herj useless in that situation.

wrong, she would and she drained morale. did you even look at the replay?

[Kitiara_3214881]

correct, if its 1 star difference he should be draining 30.



wrong, she would and she drained morale. did you even look at the replay?

She drained morale but didn't drain it below 100, correct? Im pretty sure she can only drain from 100 >> 95, no other increment of morale will be low enough to bring someone below 100 morale.

[ChickenWing]

correct, if its 1 star difference he should be draining 30.

Not true. I fought someone who had 140 morale on his Pompei. Same situation: he had 9 stars, I had 10. Morale dropped below 100 and his Pompei didn't skill.

[Herby]

Don't count on Flavius removing the enemy's ability to skill at the start of the fight.

The effects are sometimes random and cannot be predicted.

Just resort to Flavius to make sure the enemy doesn't skill in the next round.

[ChickenWing]

Don't count on Flavius removing the enemy's ability to skill at the start of the fight.

The effects are sometimes random and cannot be predicted.

Just resort to Flavius to make sure the enemy doesn't skill in the next round.

Well, if you want to prevent others from skilling the other round, sometimes Falvius needs to hit early. This is needed when you fight Blood, Pompei, Scipio or Khan, as they retain morale and even gain morale. This was the case in the battle I posted, for instance, where I wanted to prevent Blood and Pompei from skill attacking.

[Herby]

Well, if you want to prevent others from skilling the other round, sometimes Falvius needs to hit early. This is needed when you fight Blood, Pompei, Scipio or Khan, as they retain morale and even gain morale. This was the case in the battle I posted, for instance, where I wanted to prevent Blood and Pompei from skill attacking.

Anyone worth their salt would never get their Pompey or Blood or Scipio stopped from skilling.

As I said, don't rely on Flavius too much. He's weak vs strong PvP players who know what they're doing.