> I take it you mean to say that the charm monster spell should give xp the > moment the monster is charmed? right > This could be done, but is a bit different in that the model for most all > spells is you get exp when it causes death. Eg, we don't give exp for > successfully casting a cure wounds spell for example. > > One problem I see with giving some amount of monster exp when spell is cast > is > abusiveness - Probably much easier/faster to charm a bunch of monsters and not > have them kill anything vs having to charm them and then finding them > something to kill (eg, go into room full of monsters, cast a bunch of charms, > get exp, and just leave) just as a matter of comparison, the prayer peace comes to my mind as a spell able to do exactly what you say... but my point is that the "real work" of the summoner is done while charming a monster, and it would sound fair to me that the experience is given by doing that work... and maybe doing so will give summoners an easier way to go. right now if you run into a room full of monsters those monsters usually have pretty similar protections and spells, so waiting for your charmed pets to kill such similar monsters might get you a long while. Since your charmed pets can kill other monsters for you after charmed i said to give just a part of the xp when the monster is charmed, and so you would also like to wait and see if your pet can kill another monster and get some more xp. just my point of view anyway :) -- +-----------------------------+ | Karla Mª Stenger Sábat | | Pando . Canelones . Uruguay | | kstenger at montevideo.com.uy | +-----------------------------+ _______________________________________________ crossfire-devel mailing list crossfire-devel at lists.real-time.com https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/crossfire-devel