Editing User talk:Dakk

== treants ==

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 ...treants do not actualy exist in the game...<br />they are just a placeholder for a future update, just like [[wizard]]s
Hi.  What are you basing this statement on? Wizards have no RAW file, but treants do, so...? Just curious as to what support you've found. Also comments on Ogre were incorrect - not identical to a Troll, technically or otherwise.  And comments about "rarity" w/ other creatures - again, based on what support?  Be careful about presenting as "fact" something that is merely "your experience" (I've made that mistake, easy to do.)  Readya later. --[[User:Albedo|Albedo]] 18:53, 6 September 2009 (UTC)
(ps - if no objective support for these statements, pls undo, thnx.)