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Originally Posted by Rygar
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I've been busy lately and I'm just recalling from memory, perhaps I'm wrong. But to say the spell description alone is evidence is not solid proof (the spell 'memory blur' is only a chance to succeed, doesn't mention that in the spell title), and that comment about constantly seems like just speculation on how it should work without in field control tests.
I agree though that unless evidence is found it stops after a successful blur it should have a chance to blur 4 out of 4 ticks (even after successful blur).
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Really? You should really read the whole thing first then comment.
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THE PLANE BUSTER SPELL, By Carbon puppetmaster - rodcet nife (1/28/2001)
Since Verrant has fixed this spell, it is one of the best spells enchanters posses. It makes crowd control a breeze. In the past, most enchanters had to lead with tash on high level mobs to make an alluire or dazzle stick. This of course agros the hell out of the mob and we spend the next 10 seconds or so hoping that someone taunts the mob off us or getting lucky and get a dazzle or allure off; otherwise we are dead (even with good clerics in ones group). This spell buys us the time to get our dazzle or allure off. Lead wtih RA, then tash, mob agros, hits you once or twice, mezzes, and you hit with allure or dazzle. Get resisted, no biggy, take another one or two hits, and try again (repeat until the allure or charm sticks). I have utilized this technique in HATE with amazing results. Puller snags two clerics and a golem usua;;y means trouble! Not in this case, just apply above mentioned to clerics while tanks deal with golem and you will have to clerics staring out into space! The best part is the little damage we take! I suggest my fellow enchanters give it a try. Going to use in a fear breakin latter this weekend, should make for interesting results.
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Again take note of the bold section. Not sure why you are set on this spell not ever working as written in the spell description but the in era evidence suggests that at some point it worked as described. The evidence is not just the spell description but someone talking about a very specific situation (and zone) in which they have used it in a very specific manner with multiple blurs happening on one cast.