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Fire and Frost Brand are two very similar weapons. They are both unaligned artifacts, both do d5 to hit and double damage against a set of monsters, and both convey the appropriate resistance. However, Frost Brand is vastly more valued than is Fire Brand. Frosty does more damage to beings which are NOT cold-resistant, while Fire Brand hits those without fire resistance, a group which includes most of the demons and some other big nasties. One notable thing, though, is that most of the creatures seen in Gehennom are not fire-resistant, and neither are the monsters on the astral plane. Fire brand is very undervalued.
 
Fire and Frost Brand are two very similar weapons. They are both unaligned artifacts, both do d5 to hit and double damage against a set of monsters, and both convey the appropriate resistance. However, Frost Brand is vastly more valued than is Fire Brand. Frosty does more damage to beings which are NOT cold-resistant, while Fire Brand hits those without fire resistance, a group which includes most of the demons and some other big nasties. One notable thing, though, is that most of the creatures seen in Gehennom are not fire-resistant, and neither are the monsters on the astral plane. Fire brand is very undervalued.
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Revision as of 22:22, 25 May 2006

Fire and Frost Brand are two very similar weapons. They are both unaligned artifacts, both do d5 to hit and double damage against a set of monsters, and both convey the appropriate resistance. However, Frost Brand is vastly more valued than is Fire Brand. Frosty does more damage to beings which are NOT cold-resistant, while Fire Brand hits those without fire resistance, a group which includes most of the demons and some other big nasties. One notable thing, though, is that most of the creatures seen in Gehennom are not fire-resistant, and neither are the monsters on the astral plane. Fire brand is very undervalued.