... include a teleport or two. I ended up being teleported into a zone with a necromancer and several skeletons. had barkskin but was little help. a wall of bones came up next surrounding me in the corner with so many undead that casting creatures in my zone with rouse the beast was a last resort. kralathor (?) tried to destroy the wall to help my druid but didn't have enough time.
- Or put a Teleport of your own on a Mage Wand ?
- When walled in equip your Eagleclaw Boots and get out.
third game was against the female warlock and I always felt like I was on the defensive..my opponent cast Adremelach (sp?) and I felt like I was running away all the time....
This is one of those situations where a creature with Intercept comes in very handy.
Also, Dispel ( on a Mage Wand
) to deal with the curses thrown at you.
Don't go running from Adramelech, just get him down to the ground ( Maim Wings or Knockdown ) and put a Stuck on him, an Acid Bolt to take his Armor down a notch and set your plants on him.
I love the way the druid plays, it just clicks with me for some reason, but I realize how difficult it is to play with her. I need to get several more games in and will then come back to her for sure. even though I lost all three games handily, it was still fun using a thornlasher to snatch a skeleton through a bloodspine wall. good times!
Like iNano78 said, this is not the easiest mage to learn the game with.
It's like starting to play BloodBowl with Dark Elves or Vampires.
Those teams , just like the Druid in MW require a certain level of experience to be successful with.
Better indeed to start with an aggressive mage to get a feel for what's possible in that regard and then expand into the less straightforward mages.