Turn undead didn't work?
Stupid question, but you are using blunt weapons, right? Skeletons in 3e are basically immune to slashing and piercing.
Stupid's answer - Noo! - I am now using desert fury, because of the fire damage!
And no, it seems they're exceedingly hard to turn - I might ask my mighty friend Leto to help, however, since its rumoured that they increase in number with level, I'd be interested to know what the 3e rules says they turn as?
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It seems that since I am the last contributor to this thread I must modify my last post rather than add a new one.
I have with help from advisors here and at bioware finished the floor and now the game
Two floor below, in Unrentide, there is a
"Gem of Seeing", this helps see in the dark and the spells
Bless and
Divine Weapon both enhance
"Desert Fury" which should be kept and used; they don't like fire. This means that
Flamestrike using the
Wand of the Heavens is usefull.
Have lots of potions of cure critical and heal. Boost your saving throw as high as you can, and be
aware that they can
negate spell protections.
On the first floor of the temple, there is some usefull armour and weapons for
Dorna Trapspringer, but you may need to take some potions of
Lore to identify them. I also used the advanced AI module and may have set her to cast spells before combat and I asked her to buff and heal the party freqently. Anyway, she died a lot less freqently, as did my PC.
These remain tough battles which came as a bit of a surprise after breezing throught the game with a 15th level character for most of it.
Any way thanks for the help, and on to Hou, although I might wait for my druid to finish SoU or my barbarian to finish NWN.
