> > So far I am a little dissappointed with the Leviathon in this game. In the other game it was a very strong opponant with both its fighting and its magic. In this game it mostly does magic and it is a very weak magic.
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> It's funny how context can change your perceptions. Other than having slightly fewer hit points in MV, the Leviathan's stats are EXACTLY the same. He does magic equally as often in both games and has magic of equal power in both games. I can't remember if I changed the algorithm between MR and MV for calculating the damage monsters do in hand-to-hand combat. If I did, than the Leviathan's combat power will be different between the two games, but only in EXACT proportion to the change in combat power of all the other monsters. In short, the Leviathan is not different between the two games. But when you first encounter the Leviathan in MR, he is usually so powerful compared to how advanced your characters are that he leaves more of an impression.
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> > Suggestions and advice for this level very much appreciated.
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> As always, play it first, and THEN ask for hints in the problem areas.



Hello: They were a hard bunch to kill but I finally killed Gremlins warriors. My compliments to Mr. Gremlin. Did someone say that Sam also has a group of warriors in Murkon's Vengence? I do have a question. Is it agility or stealth that helps Murkon to ambush the reds? I think that it may be at least 30 to 40 percent of the time I still get ambushed. Thank you. Deadman