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In article <3cap4r$f...@news.arc.nasa.gov>, mil...@pioneer.arc.nasa.gov (Wayne O. Miller FFR) writes:
|> 
|> Greetings,
|> 
|> After playing Wizardry 7 on and off for over six months, I still don't
|> know how to use the bags of reagents, like dragons' teeth and brimstone
|> nuggets. What good are they, and how are they used?  I've tried to "use"
|> them, in combat and in peace, and to equip them too, but haven't noticed
|> any effect.
|> 
|> (please respond via email to me directly.  thanks)
|>  
|> Ciao,
|> Wayne
|> mil...@pioneer.arc.nasa.gov
|> 

If you do an identify, you will notice thatthe regents give immunities.
I think dragons teeth give 25% magic resistance when equiped.

Jeff

Thus spake mil...@pioneer.arc.nasa.gov (Wayne O. Miller FFR):


>Greetings,

>After playing Wizardry 7 on and off for over six months, I still don't
>know how to use the bags of reagents, like dragons' teeth and brimstone
>nuggets. What good are they, and how are they used?  I've tried to "use"
>them, in combat and in peace, and to equip them too, but haven't noticed
>any effect.

You can wear them around your neck. IF YOU IDENTIFY (ooops! caps off) the
reagents you'll see that they give some protection against paralysis,
poison, magic and so on. As far as I remember Dragon's teeth were
protection against magic by 30 % and human skull bones were protection
against paralysis. There is about 10 to 15 different kinds of reagents in
the game.


>(please respond via email to me directly.  thanks)
> 
>Ciao,
>Wayne
>mil...@pioneer.arc.nasa.gov

Omar