best items for thorns

[onepiece]

Now that's going to get interesting: hunters and royal with faun and dryads could be very powerful and with that sword, they would rip through mages and the likes, although fire damage would also rip them XD.

I suppose you should get lot of fire resistance items and an archmage to cast shield on them plus divine armor would come in handy.

[Zechnophobe]

Originally Posted by onepiece

Now that's going to get interesting: hunters and royal with faun and dryads could be very powerful and with that sword, they would rip through mages and the likes, although fire damage would also rip them XD.

I suppose you should get lot of fire resistance items and an archmage to cast shield on them plus divine armor would come in handy.

Don't waste time on fire resist for plants, it doesn't make much of a difference. Instead focus on phantoming out more fauns to resurrect them faster.

Also, I don't think the Ghost sword actually works, at least, it didn't in KBAP: Gift Bag.

[Tianx]

Can we confirm that about the Ghost sword because in the current game, I have the complete set and is planning to use it quite a bit. If it doesn't work, then there is no point.

[Saiko Kila]

I don't know, but certainly the in-battle description of enemies doesn't reflect any changes in their physical defence. I was wandering about with this sword until it rebelled.

[Zechnophobe]

It is easy to check, just have a unit that can do physical damage in your party, like Archdemon. Save before battle, start battle, see how much damage it will deal to a specific stack.

Load, equip ghost blade, check again.

I am pretty sure this is what I did the first time, and that it very clearly did no more damage.

[Tianx]

Wow, if that's the case, then this will be the worst weapon of all, even more than the training sword lol

[onepiece]

I don't have it but maybe what is does is reduce resistance by half of units that have it? Like paladins and the like and not of units that don't like peasants?

[BB Shockwave]

Originally Posted by onepiece

Now that's going to get interesting: hunters and royal with faun and dryads could be very powerful and with that sword, they would rip through mages and the likes, although fire damage would also rip them XD.

I suppose you should get lot of fire resistance items and an archmage to cast shield on them plus divine armor would come in handy.

Quick question - I have not used Divine ARmor much yet (as it does not work on undead, whom I used in my last walkthrough of the Legend) - does it add to the negative resistance, thus reducing it, or does it increase it to 0 before further increasing it? (Same way Grease works).