Here's a set

Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 12:49 am

Take your best shot at these. Different enough that they're sort of interesting but probably only one worth much.

5-11-10-9-9-13-13

11-3-18-3-12-10-13 (can you do a stat switch on size?)

4-16-13-16-9-6-6

9-5-12-14-8-10-12 (yes, I'm claiming this might make something)

5-10-15-7-9-4-20

Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 3:57 am

5-11-10-9-9-13-13

I'd DA it. You know me and 15/15's without perfect supporting stats.

11-3-18-3-12-10-13 (can you do a stat switch on size?)

You know my suggestion for this one....

4-16-13-16-9-6-6

4-16-13-21-15-6-9 TP would probably be your best bet. Raise ST once.

9-5-12-14-8-10-12 (yes, I'm claiming this might make something)

15-5-12-20-9-10-13 SL, train WT to 21.

5-10-15-7-9-4-20

*cough*DA*cough* It doesn't seem to have the physicals for a novice-level AB.

Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 10:43 pm

Yep, that's pretty much what I thought of them. (dang the 15/15 looks like it should set up as something but just doesn't add up)

One question though, how far do you have to get for those beginner tourney AB's? I had thought of trying 11-12-15-7-15-4-21 or one of TigToad's low strength versions with the 13 wit just to see how it worked. Is a higher will the short-coming?

Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2003 3:42 am

I've never run them. From what I hear, you take a moron with good+ endurance and good+ damage (one of the two great+), TV rooks, and then DA them.

They need MASSIVE physicals to overcome the loss of learning and attack resulting from the low wit. The high will is actually a bonus for an AB when you can get it, and helps overcome the attack loss on the dumb ones.