would you ?

[Philip]

I've had characters gear up with their aggravation stuff for the dungeon before. A mage can do it if they're liberal with Banishment, for example. But yeah, aggravation does make it impractical for characters who rely on stealth to pick their fights.

[Pete Mack]

It's also worth noting that the hot ad cold curses conveniently cancel each other out. If you manage to find a useful item for each one, you can ignore them. That said, I agree it's purely a stylistic decision on whether to use it killing Morgoth isn't *that* hard that you need to rely on items like this.

[fph]

Does removing the curse get rid of the anti-teleportation flag too?

[Pete Mack]

Endgame Paladins and rangers have little problem with aggravating either. The former can just stand in a corner and let the monsters break like waves on a rock. The latter has Rune and Destruction to get through overwhelming assaults. And even CLW is enough to break even in a sea of lesser enemies.

[Sky]

Originally Posted by fph

Does removing the curse get rid of the anti-teleportation flag too?

i dont know because im still looking for enough *removecurse. and it's now fragile, too.