Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Moon-Lancer 09-12-05, 12:48 PM	question, if a spell makes a charicter blind for one round, when does that round end? does it end one round after the original blinder attacks or right before. say your doing a carefree pvp and you blind an oponent, the oponenet goes, and after that you go. his he considerd blind before or after you attack him?
Derren S. 09-12-05, 12:55 PM	The rounds end just before your next turn, so by the time you can attack the enemy isn't blinded anymore.
Seeker95 09-12-05, 01:32 PM	Blinding an opponent for one round is defensive in a one-on-one combat. It suffers all the penalties of blindness on its turn, but they are gone when your turn begins (as Derren noted). Blinding an opponent for one round is a great tactic in many-on-one combat. Delay your action to last in the round, blind the opponent, and then watch all your companions get the benefits as your opponent gets the penalties until your turn at the end of the next round.
Odin_666 09-12-05, 05:25 PM	Delay your action to last in the round, blind the opponent, and then watch all your companions get the benefits as your opponent gets the penalties until your turn at the end of the next round. Ok, even if you don't delay, wouldn't then also all other players benefit from the opponents blindness??
Seeker95 09-12-05, 05:52 PM	Ok, even if you don't delay, wouldn't then also all other players benefit from the opponents blindness??True.