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What exactly happened to Fluffy the killer sheep?

They sheared him, and he wasn't fluffy after that.

as far as i remember fluffy sacrifice him self to rescue gobiath...

Someone should write an IG book

That's not so cool. I miss trying to shear him and getting bitten. It was a game between us two.

Too bad you can't train creatures anymore. ;_;

As far as I remember Fluffy got killed by a group of Playerchars. The first time someone was able to kill this mighty sheep.

I think after that Fluffy had another appearance in which the sheep died permanently.

Alli Zelos wrote:Too bad you can't train creatures anymore. ;_;

Says who?

Train creatures? whaaaat? i wanna do that!

Do dwarves count as creatures?
Because I totally want a dwarven maid to clean my house.

Nitram wrote:

Alli Zelos wrote:Too bad you can't train creatures anymore. ;_;

Says who?

Healing creatures with magic spells causes them to have more HP than they otherwise would.

You can create uber-creatures like that. Not sure about rest of training though.

That only works for creatures that have less than 10k life, for example rabbits or pigs.
You can heal them to 10k but thats it.

Even if you can, it'd take so long nowadays to train a creature that way.

Flux wrote:Even if you can, it'd take so long nowadays to train a creature that way.

But we shall do it!

For the glory of Fluffy!

An animal or Monster can be trained like any other character. It gets skills by fighting. So if you continous fight a monster, heal it, fight it, and so on, it will get skills. If you are strong enough for it to get skills.
This means you can have a Fly, bee or Mummy with 100 % skills in all, if you put enough effort and time into it .

Pigs and sheeps wont get any other skills then Dodge and probably tactics, since it doesnt fight back. Of course you can also train it in magic resistance

Fluffy's grave is on the cementary if I remember right

Shandariel el Lysanthrai wrote:An animal or Monster can be trained like any other character. It gets skills by fighting. So if you continous fight a monster, heal it, fight it, and so on, it will get skills. If you are strong enough for it to get skills.
This means you can have a Fly, bee or Mummy with 100 % skills in all, if you put enough effort and time into it .

Pigs and sheeps wont get any other skills then Dodge and probably tactics, since it doesnt fight back. Of course you can also train it in magic resistance

I am so going to go train a golem bodyguard now.

Jupiter wrote:Fluffy's grave is on the cementary if I remember right

Yep. I was sad when I saw it. But then my char was all like "Who the eff would name someone Fluffy?"

perhabs if we search enough we can find Fluffys son. I Remember that he has a Girlfriend 5 years ago.

Fluffy rules

and if players did kill it, shame on you

is it against the game rules to train an npc??

HeXiS wrote:is it against the game rules to train an npc??

You cannot train NPCs. NPCs are the guys who say "Hello" if you say "hello"!

But I see nothing in the rules what forbids to train a monster. However, it is still rather stupid and useless.

ooh i have a use for it ;) well unless it gets nuked :(

You would never manage to, because of crashes, nukes, and other players pwning it, plus you'd need to train its parry and dodge, which would require you to heal it, but you might cap it on magic res, and you wouldn't know you capped it, and now it takes so long just to pg your OWN char now, pging a monster is completely out of the question.

Flux wrote:You would never manage to, because of crashes, nukes, and other players pwning it, plus you'd need to train its parry and dodge, which would require you to heal it, but you might cap it on magic res, and you wouldn't know you capped it, and now it takes so long just to pg your OWN char now, pging a monster is completely out of the question.

Fine.. I'll do it :/

HeXiS wrote:is it against the game rules to train an npc??

So is this why those flies 1 hit me the other night

Fooser wrote:So is this why those flies 1 hit me the other night

No. You fail.