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I've started working on a "mock-up" for monster-links, I started with the Sand Golem as golems have the most obvious resistances, anyway as I'm not sure what strenght players would be at when facing them I did not fill in health, attack etc. yet; however all resistances are filled in.
For those who suddenly feel the need for making things like this aswell the resistance goes like this:
(Extremely weak(light on vampires, or life on most undead?),very weak, weak, normal, good, very good, immume, heals (Let's shoot fireballs at the flame elemental everyone!)

Ofcourse the extremes of "Extremely weak, immume and heals" are exceptional things to appear; like trying to fight sand with a spear -won't- work, same for using psychick powers on things that don't even have a mind; (or "chi" on things that don't have a body perhaps.)

now here's the stats for the sand golem anyway
http://themanaworld.sourceforge.net/wik ... d%20Golems

any suggestions on things I missed?

After the old wiki got messed up, the new page about monsters and their stats can be found here:

http://themanaworld.org/wiki/index.php? ... evelopment

What anonymity levels of HTTP proxy servers exist?
1. Transparent - these proxies are not anonymous. They don't hide IP-address of a client and let a web server know that you are surfing through a proxy server. The task of such proxies, as a rule, is information caching and/or support of Internet access for several computers via single connection. Such proxies are not applicable for security and privacy while surfing on net. You can use them only for network speed improvement.
2. Anonymous - these proxies don't show your real IP but change the request fields so it is very easy to detect that you are using proxy.
3. High Anonymous - these proxy servers do not pass an IP-address of a client and don't send any variables indicating that you are using proxy server to host and look like real browser.

http://www.socksproxylist.com

barren wrote:What anonymity levels of HTTP proxy servers exist?
1. Transparent - these proxies are not anonymous. They don't hide IP-address of a client and let a web server know that you are surfing through a proxy server. The task of such proxies, as a rule, is information caching and/or support of Internet access for several computers via single connection. Such proxies are not applicable for security and privacy while surfing on net. You can use them only for network speed improvement.
2. Anonymous - these proxies don't show your real IP but change the request fields so it is very easy to detect that you are using proxy.
3. High Anonymous - these proxy servers do not pass an IP-address of a client and don't send any variables indicating that you are using proxy server to host and look like real browser.

http://www.socksproxylist.com

is this post intentionally, accidently or the result of a bug?

try "spambot"...

I rather try a "Fembot"

I'd rather try "Blambot"

...or maybe not.