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As salaam alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.
Can any of the bookworms on Jannah.org comment on the book -- 'Mother of the Believers' by Kamran Pasha (
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As-salaamu alaikum - While I can't comment on the book, I'm pleasedd that you shared this with us. Wow, I hope someone does know about this book and whether its an appropriate book, as there was a book to be released on Hz A'ishah that was offensive to us - so I too, hope someone can tell us more about this book in some manner. Ma'salaam
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Salaam again, I just did a quick search on Amazon.com and this is a book of fiction, so personally I wouldn't be interesting in reading this book. It sounds like a good read, but I would rather read a truthful account of the life of Hz. A'ishah or the other Mothers of the Believers. I would recommend a audio series put together by Imam Suhaib Webb that goes through each of the Wives of the Prophet in a fun and informative manner that you can listen to at home or in the car :-)
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I almost wrote word for word what wcoastbaba wrote before I read that!
Also, I just read the excerpt... very very interesting... I almost like it but for that it's making up what Abu Bakr
did and thought and stuff like that. Just makes me very uncomfortable even though I like reading it in story form. What would have been nicer is to write a book like this about a 'fictional' character at the time of the prophet
but then again it might be shady because it isn't true... I don't know...
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This April, Simon & Schuster's Atria Books published my first novel Mother of the Believers which tells the story of the birth of Islam from the point of view of Prophet Muhammad's wife Aisha.
A similarly themed book, Jewel of Medina by Sherry Jones, was released last year under much controversy, after her initial publisher cancelled her contract for fear of inciting Muslim protests. With my own novel coming out in a few days, it is inevitable that people ask whether I am worried that the book will generate controversy. My response is that I have no doubt that the book WILL generate controversy and create a passionate debate among both Muslims and non-Muslims, as there are aspects of my novel that will offend people in both communities.
In Mother of the Believers, I attempt to bring to life the remarkable voice of Aisha, the Prophet's youngest wife, who was a scholar, a politician and a military commander who led battles into Iraq. Aisha's life single-handedly challenges the prevalent stereotype of the oppressed and submissive Muslim woman, and she remains a role model for Muslim feminists today.
Aisha is revered throughout the Islamic community. But in researching her life story, I found intriguing accounts that are probably unknown to many Muslims, and my inclusion of such events may upset some. I think one thing that might startle some Muslims is my suggestion that one of the main characters, Talha, an early follower of Prophet Muhammad, was in love with Aisha, even though it was unrequited.
Talha is a revered figure in Islam, but early Muslim sources suggest that he did have feelings for Aisha, and he once even publicly suggested that he would marry her if the Prophet died or divorced her (an incident I portray in the novel). Talha's unwavering loyalty to Aisha led to his support for her military activities, and ultimately his death on the battlefield. Being raised as a Muslim, I had never heard these accounts and was startled to find them in the early Islamic histories. Most Muslims do not know these stories and some might be offended at their inclusion in my novel.
Some Muslims might also be shocked at my (very light) treatment of sexuality in the story. There are no graphic scenes, but there is an open discussion of sex, which is true to Islamic history. Muslim historians had no problem talking openly about sex, even the Prophet's sex life with his wives, and there are early accounts of one of his wives even discussing the fact that she had "wet dreams." Traditionally Muslims had a very healthy attitude toward sex, as it was considered as a normal part of daily life. In modern day, under the heavy influence of British Victorian values left over from the colonization, some Muslims might find even my light treatment of sexuality too much.
So there will be things in my book that surprise and shock some Muslims. But there are many aspects of Mother of the Believers that will startle, and perhaps anger, non-Muslims as well. The story is told from a Muslim point of view and directly addresses many of the critiques raised against Prophet Muhammad by non-Muslims. The Prophet was a compelling spiritual figure who was famed for remarkable acts of generosity and compassion, and his words still ring true with wisdom today. But he has also been maligned by Westerners for many aspects of his life.
The fact that Prophet Muhammad practiced polygamy, with a household of a dozen wives near the end of his life. For many Christians, whose spiritual archetype is Jesus Christ, an apparently celibate man, this has always been shocking.
The Prophet is also criticized for engaging in military battles against his enemies. Again, Jesus never raised a sword, so the Prophet's battles are often decried as unworthy of a spiritual leader. And he has been accused of anti-Semitism for his conflict with the Jewish tribes of Arabia, two of whom were expelled, and a third whose men were executed and the women and children sold as slaves.
Finally the Prophet's marriage to Aisha itself has come under great criticism by non-Muslims, as some accounts suggest she was as young as nine years old when he consummated the wedding. This has led to the inflammatory charge of pedophilia by some modern critics.
As a practicing Muslim, I felt it was my duty to directly address these attacks on Prophet Muhammad. And in my novel, I endeavor to realistically portray the world in which he lived to give context to his actions. The Prophet lived in seventh century Arabia, a world that was more like the savage days of the Old Testament prophets than the cosmopolitan Hellenistic society of Jesus in the Gospels.
Jesus Christ, a great prophet in Islam, lived in a world defined by the Pax Romana. Roman soldiers kept order in the Holy Land, and courts of law functioned to address disputes between neighbors. Jesus could travel in security and preach a message of love and non-violence, as he did not have to deal with creating basic social order first. Christ did not have to establish a civilization from scratch while preaching the word of God.
But the birth of Islam was radically different. The world that Prophet Muhammad confronted was the world of Abraham, Moses and David – a vicious wilderness where survival was questionable. In such a world, life and death was the daily concern. Polygamy was the normal lifestyle of the Biblical patriarchs and kings, as reproduction in a world with such low life expectancy was the primary concern for both men and women. And harsh military action in the Bible was about survival in a world where an enemy could come upon you at any time and massacre your entire tribe.
Similarly, Arabia at the time was a in a state of chaos, with no central government, no police, no rules. It was truly a Hobbesian state of war, with every man for himself. The weak and the poor, particularly women and children, lived in a daily state of abject terror until the Prophet established order in this brutal world. And to do so, he had no choice but to fight the armed thugs who had turned Arabia into a war zone.
But what of the Prophet's treatment of the Jewish tribes of Arabia? The truth was he initially allied with the Jewish tribes as fellow monotheists. But his rising power threatened their leaders, who broke their treaty with the Muslims and joined the pagan Arabs to fight Islam. The Prophet was thus forced to confront them militarily as well. And I show in my novel that he dealt with them in a manner that came directly out of commandments of the Hebrew Bible.
In my novel, I go out of my way to explain the Jewish point of view about the Prophet and why the Jewish leaders decided to break their treaty with him. But, in the end, the story is from a Muslim perspective and their actions are seen as treacherous. This may be troubling for some Western readers. In the post-Holocaust world, Jewish villains are perhaps uncommon in American literature due to fear of being labeled anti-Semitic. Shakespeare's villainous Shylock is no longer a defensible archetype in Western literature. I realize that by portraying the Jewish tribes as the villains in my novel, I am courting accusations of being anti-Semitic myself, but I am accurately portraying the realities of life and tribal politics in that world.
Polygamy was similarly a normal reality of life in a world where women outnumbered men due to the daily battles between tribes. In my novel, I show how the Prophet made women's lives easier and was seen by women as a champion for their rights. The issues that generate controversy today were part of a struggle for survival in a primitive world, a struggle which I vividly portray in my novel, and I think many non-Muslims will find my account eye opening.
But if the Prophet's polygamy and battles can be understood historically, what of his marriage to young Aisha? Accounts of Aisha's age at her wedding range from the early teens to early twenties. In my novel, I have chosen to directly face the controversy over Aisha's age by using the most contentious account, that she was nine at the time she menstruated and consummated her wedding. The reason I have done this is to show that it is foolish to project modern values onto another time and world.
In a desert environment where life expectancy was extremely low, early marriage was not a social issue – it was a matter of survival. Modern Christian historians have no problem suggesting that Mary was around twelve years old when she became pregnant with Jesus, as that was the normal age for marriage and childbearing in first century Palestine. Yet no one claims Mary's youthful pregnancy was somehow perverse, because she lived in a world where reproduction took place immediately upon menstruation.
All in all, there is enough in my novel to offend and outrage anyone who has a specific agenda regarding Islam. Some non-Muslims will label me as an apologist for suggesting that their critiques of the Prophet are unfair and motivated by a bigoted agenda. And some conservative Muslims will not like the book, because their agenda is to portray Islam and its heroes in as perfect and pristine ways as possible.
But as a believing Muslim myself, I embrace the humanity of these people, as did the early Muslim historians. There is nothing to learn from a plastic saint who does not share our foibles and weaknesses. The point of Mother of the Believers is that if flawed, passionate, complex people like the founders of Islam could find spiritual enlightenment, maybe we can too.
Kamran Pasha is a Hollywood filmmaker and the author of Mother of the Believers, a novel on the birth of Islam as told by Prophet Muhammad's wife Aisha (Atria Books; April 2009). For more information please visit:
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I LOVE THIS SHOE! I have it in bronze and I get compliments on them every time I wear them. Everyone wants to know who made them and are shocked to find out they're Crocs. My little fashion secret. They're great in rainy weather because they're so durable. They're amazing for walking especially here in Chicago. And I think they are a great all day shoe. My feet don't hurt at all no matter how much walking or standing I do. Please keep making awesome and fashionable flats, Crocs! ;o)
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I bought these as work shoes at the end of october. Skip forward 3 months. The "patent leather" is cracked and peeling off. The shoes are still very comfy (as the were on day 1), but the pealing makes them unwearable after 2.5 months of wear.
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I can't believe I'm posting here! I've been reading this thread joyfully since month 2 or 3, and now I'm here.
...when your DS is nursing on one breast then looks up at you and taps the other. When you pull out that one, he doesn't let you put the first away, switches to the second side, and then goes back and forth between them until he falls asleep.
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i love this thread. elena keeps learning new words, now its "la otra" in spanish or "o'r side" (she uses both) to switch sides. i actually started saying it since she'd park it on one side i think comfort nursing for her teething and now she has started making sure we're going to the "other side" next
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When he starts doing a dance while he's nursing. The boy's got rhythm too , even when he's latched.
When your 13 month old tries to twiddle the other nipple... With his toes.
(I tried so hard not to laugh! This is one nursing manner that I'll have to say no to.)
When your 19-month old hums a song to himself and be-bops his whole body while nursing down for his nap. (Yes, he did really put himself to sleep while humming and dancing!)
When your other 19-month old (having waited her turn while playing quietly in another room) goes rushing over to the nursing chair, pats it for me to sit down, climbs up on the bed and hands me some pillows and her blankie, then lays down in front of me, says "please?", and opens her mouth. :
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OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS about Hurricane Sandy and Staten Island. When the storm hit, on October 29th, 2012, all the Staten Island ferries on the water were on the Staten Island side. One ferry was in drydock; the seven others had been tied to piers near the St. George ferry terminal. At about five-fifteen in the afternoon, the hawsers began to snap as the surge lifted the boats above the piers. Soon the piers could not be seen, and the boats' crews, at full strength, maneuvered them back and forth with the engines so they wouldn't go aground or crash into pieces of debris or each other. Fully lit, the seven ferry boats hovered in the rising waves. Just down the shore, old dock pilings thirty feet long with two-foot-long rusted iron spikes that showed the marks of a blacksmith's hammer were floating in and smashing the lower windows and doors of a luxury apartment complex. The storm killed twenty-three on Staten Island, the highest number of storm-related deaths in any borough. Twenty of them drowned. Writer travels around Staten Island, surveying the damage and talking to people about their experiences. At one house, where his friend Kenny Myers lives, and which is the last house on a street that dead-ends at the ocean, the street was about ten feet shorter. A fire hydrant dangled by its pipe in empty air, pieces of pavement crumbled downward, the traffic barrier and the sign saying "End" had washed away, and the house's lawn had been eaten back. Writer speaks with a man whose sailboat disappeared during the storm: "I asked the cops who were up in one of those mobile police towers if they were identifying boats," he says, "and they said, 'We're still trying to identify people. We just found two bodies under a dock.' At that point, a woman walked up and said, 'I hear you found my parents.' After that I had no more problems. Boat, no boat—didn't matter." Describes some of the ways in which people died during Hurricane Sandy. Writer visits the College of Staten Island, where two scientists explain why this storm hit Staten Island so hard. Describes the state of several Staten Island beaches. Near one beach, shrubs and saplings had been cut off at the roots—not cleanly, but as if scratched away by fingernails. The scrubby trees far above the usual high-tide line hunkered down as if some massive creature had slept on them. Shreds of plastic bags hung among the branches everywhere, while the ocean, distant and calm at low tide, offered its quiet wavelets and asked, "Who, me?" Writer speaks with Doug Schwartz, a zookeeper at the Staten Island Zoo who makes sculptures made of piled-up stones along the Staten Island shore. Schwartz describes his experiences during the storm. William Fritz, one of the scientists at the College of Staten Island, offers a "five-point plan to protect Staten Island in the future. . . . First, protect the natural barriers we already have, the dune fields and the beaches. Second, build them up so they can absorb even bigger surges, and plant the dunes with the right vegetation to hold them in place. Third, rezone in the flood areas. Buy low-lying property of people willing to be bought out and turn it into parkland. Certain kinds of use can be fine in those places—baseball fields, for example, like they have in the Ohio River flood zones in Cincinnati. Fourth, reëngineer intelligently, so you don't protect one area at the expense of another. A sea gate like they've been talking about to protect the Narrows would probably be bad for Staten Island. Finally, educate people so they know the elevation of their houses and their risk in terms of flooding."
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I find this a bit awkward and frankly... disturbing.
Is there a new belief out there that the dead will log in online in the afterlife? Perhaps read the messages, and realize that they are missed? Will the dead FB while passing time in purgatory? Or maybe, just maybe, they will see your window decal you bought for $19.95 from that little truck that sits over by Davidson's from where ever the dead go, and realize you got a great buy?
It seems that the actions are done more for public attention, rather than an earnest sentiment. A disservice to the deceased for sure. What is behind this bazaar trend? Am I the only one that has noticed this and finds it repugnant? Am I the only one who sees this as a disrespect to the memory of one loved in an attempt to gain sympathy and attention from those left behind.?
Please note, I am not talking about messages left in public forums to the victims families such as "Sorry for your loss", or "Our thoughts are with your family", I am specifically addressing those posts (and decals) that address the dead as if they will log on at any moment to respond.
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Kent State Stark Approved for Funding to "Green" the Campus
On April 19, 2010, the Ohio Air Quality Development Authority (OAQDA) announced that Kent State University at Stark was approved to receive approximately $1.3 million in financing assistance for improvements to ensure that the campus will make energy conservation a priority.
The approval is in response to the Stark Campus portion of an Energy Conservation Master Plan, adopted by Kent State University in 2008, to meet energy consumption and greenhouse gas emission reduction goals of 20 percent by 2014, as targeted by State House Bill 251. The bond financed monies will be used for a long list of energy-efficient and conservation upgrades, including lighting retrofits, HVAC upgrades and kitchen ventilation improvements, according to Stark Campus Sr. Facility Manager Brent Wood.
OAQDA approved a portion of the Federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funds that were allocated to Ohio, along with additional low-cost bond notes to provide the financial backing, allowing the campus to make improvements immediately and re-pay the bonds using energy cost savings. The measures in Kent State Stark's plan will result in annual savings of $182,000, recouping their investment over a 10-year period, essentially providing the campus upgrades at no cost.
Once all of the upgrades are completed, Kent State Stark will exceed the state's requirements in HB 251. "We have made great strides in our efforts to conserve energy and promote the many facets of sustainability on our campus. With Governor Strickland's support of the financing, these additional improvements will reduce Kent State Stark's energy consumption by 37 percent," says Wood.
Kent State Stark's energy conservation plan includes lighting retrofits, vending machine controls, HVAC upgrades, kitchen hood ventilation controls for The University Center and Emporium, high-velocity hand air-dryers and motion-controlled exhausts in restrooms, sensor-controlled ventilation in classrooms, building automation enhancements, retro-commissioning, variable air volume terminal controls and educational programming on energy use behavior. The project will result in approximate annual reductions in greenhouse gas emissions of 2,320 tons of carbon dioxide, 22 tons of sulfur dioxide and 4.35 tons of nitrogen oxide, which are equivalent to removing 308 cars from the road.
Mark R. Shanahan, OAQDA executive director and the governor's energy adviser says, "Gov. Ted Strickland is committed to making Ohio a 21st-century leader in advanced energy, and a key part of that commitment focuses on the need for consumers, businesses and public institutions to use energy more wisely while striving to reduce hazardous emissions into the air."
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A Community Forum
First, I want to take this opportunity to thank all the readers we've had so far, especially those who have responded with comments. We really want Ski Watch to evolve into a forum to discuss the role of skiing in this community. Everyone in this town is connected to skiing in some way, and we are all united through that.
So please use this space to share your experiences and relationships with this mountain and community. Whether it's just a quick paragraph responding to something someone else wrote, or a longer opinion piece on why you think the ski area should or should not expand into Bear Creek. For example, check out Jesse Hope's post this week about skier safety. Everyone can benefit from something you contribute. Enlighten the public discussion.
On that note, I would especially like to thank dylandb, who commented on my first blog post from last week.
Dylan wrote about his experience on the Bump Club from its inception in the 70s. It's funny, because just last week Jesse and I were filming with Hugh Sawyer and his group of all-mountain rippers. I had always thought that Hughey and Will Wasson, the head coaches who I grew up with, had founded the Bump Club, only to learn from Hugh that the Bump Club was already up and running when he and Will moved to Telluride.
And that is an incredibly important aspect to our film about the Bump Club that we have not yet explored, but plan to with the remaining winter. I especially appreciated dylandb's anecdote about competing in his first competition in 1979, when he was just 7 years old, and now watching his own 7-year-old son competing with Team Gravity, a leg of the Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club that is committed to introducing young skiers to a wide variety of skiing disciplines, including alpine racing, freestyle moguls and free riding. What a beautiful metaphor for the evolution of the Bump Club and skiing in general over the last 31 years.
Also, speaking of competition, I'm not sure if this is the same venue that dylandb made his competitive debut in '79, but Telluride will host a Rocky Mountain Freestyle divisional event this weekend on the daunting Lower Plunge course. Singles moguls will take place throughout the day on Saturday and Sunday, and duals will take place Monday. The contest will feature a strong group of Telluride skiers, including Wade Parkinson, Zak Watkins and Lindsey Cannon who recently returned from a two-week trip out East on the North American Cup (NorAm) tour. There will be around 90 skiers from throughout Colorado at the event.
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10:08 AM ET 01.12 | The Knicks' depth on the frontline has now reached crisis level due to Rasheed Wallace's slow healing from his stress reaction in his left foot Wallace will start running next week and could make his return in London against his former team, the Pistons, according to a source. The Knicks had made an inquiry into Kenyon Martin, the unrestricted free agent and former Nuggets teammate of Marcus Camby, J.R. Smith and Carmelo Anthony. Knicks personnel director Mark Warkentien, the former Nuggets general manager, is pushing to make the move, but the Knicks would have to cut a player. The Knicks will give Wallace every opportunity to get back on the court before making such a move. The Knicks prefer not to cut James White because he is a stout perimeter defender and can defend the likes of LeBron James and Dwyane Wade. Mike Woodson said he will talk with GM Glen Grunwald about the roster but said, "for now we'll stay put."
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honestly- they will be the 7 seed very soon if their losing ways continue
if they got 5-8 in their next 13 games like they have in their last 13? 7 seed....1st round knockout...same old song
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Deng outclassed Melo last night no doubt about it
Melo plays good offense, Chandler good defense...
is anyone else on the Knicks any good? I mean, Jr Smith is an ok offensive player when he isnt just chucking it...Kidd is a good leader, but the rest of his game is crap from what it used to be, Felton is fat and out of shape and keeps getting hurt
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Act 5 Nightmare
Time for a small update! Don't play much lately, so it took a while for me to beat act 5, and i'm not sure how long it will take to beat (big if) hell. Well act 5 felt like a little tutorial for hell. It was slower and a little harder than previous acts. Rats, archers, mages and other monsters with ranged attacks were a little pain in the ***. Lack of cannot be frozen against archers with cold arrows were absolutely annoying at times. Slowly, but without many accidents i progressed to meet my favorite guy again:
Those nasty vipers killed Kasim 3 or 4 times on the way!
Then this happened in Ancient's Way:
Seriously, what i'm supposed to do with it?
Nearing the end of act 5 i decided that it's time to make Treachery and Passion. The last one was made in that Gothic Bow i found earlier. Ed i rolled is far from perfect, but all in all this bow is much much better than my last one. Hit blinds target and hit causes monster to flee are working nicely. Also gambled new amulet with some all resistances and nice mana boost. Oh and i didn't forget Kasim, made him Duress and got Sazabi's helm. Yeah, couldn't get anything else.
Time for Ancients has come:
This one took me some time. Funny, because all the time i was standing in the same position and Ancients didn't even noticed me, they were busy talking with Kasim, Valkyrie and Decoy. After this i easily cleared my way to Ball and again cannot be frozen was missed badly. Mainly because of his cold attack it was not the easiest of fights:
Oh wow! Useless bastard! Anyway happy to finish it with act 5 and head to hell. As i said earlier, i'm not sure how long it will take me to complete it, or will i complete it at all... We will see So here are my stats and skill trees:
To be continued...
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06-03-2013, 15:05 #31
Re: idkfa - my bowazons journey [HC, p8, untwinked, single-pass]
06-03-2013, 15:17 #32
Re: idkfa - my bowazons journey [HC, p8, untwinked, single-pass]
Congrats! If your rune luck continues that way, you might be able to make a Silence Crusader Bow in Hell ... Or a Delirium helm.
26-03-2013, 20:10 #33
Re: idkfa - my bowazons journey [HC, p8, untwinked, single-pass]
Act 1 Hell
Hi there again! Its been quite a while since my last update, didnt have much time to play D2, maybe even lost a bit of enthusiasm (for me it almost always happen when i reach hell with untwinked single pass hero), but found strenght to continue the journey and here is a small update on it.
/players 8 and here we go. At the start of Hell i wasnt too optimistic about my chances even to finish act 1. It took me a while to clear Den of Evil, to kill Blood Raven, cold imunes were pain in the ***, Kasim died like who knows how many times before i even reached Stony Field. I was lucky to escape death when i didnt saw one of the Blood Ravens zombies sneak from behind... Like what, 70 or so hp were left. But once i reached Stony Field, Dark Wood i somehow got used to the challange that i have. Kasim got a few level ups, i gave him my Treachery and i took his Duress, it seems to have helped him a bit, increased his chances of surviving. And Valkyrie, what a tank she is... Level 17 on hell players 8, she seems to ignore that, as she dies very rarely, only when massively overrun by angry minions. Kasim could learn from her.
Freezing arrow is still more or less capable of killing non-cold immunes. For cold immunes i maxed Strafe, but my damage is not good by any means, even so for players 8 to cause any serious damage. Basically all the job of dealing damage to cold immunes is left for Kasim, with little help from me and Valkyrie. The greatest thing that i have dealing with cold immunes is Strafe + Passion. Chance to cause monsters to flee and hit blinds target are king for me. It helps to split groups, to take pressure of Kasim and Valkyrie. Slow Missiles is also amazing thing that helps a lot. The progress is slow, but its a progress. Here is couple of guys that i liked:
What a fancy name he has. Another one:
And the most scary and difficult areas to proceed surely are the ones like tower, pits, jail, etc. I had 2, 3 or maybe 4 more or less serious scares of death and all of them were in areas like that. This one almost got me:
I surely must be more careful in the future, because my luck might end soon. In places like jail or catacombs i try to be extremely careful, checking every corner from distance with Strafe, but there are situations like above, where you can't do anything. You open the door and boom bunch of ghosts are on your head in a blink. Luckily this one was without holy freeze, might or fana, otherwise it would be gg.
Notable finds on act 1 were decent boots with fhr and some decent fire/light/cold resistances. Also Lem and Pul runes and this beauty:
I thought about using it myself, but in the end i gave it to Kasim. That 10% life leech seems to help him quite noticeably.
So i reached the end of this act 1 and here is Andariel. Im not sure how long it took me, 10 maybe even more minutes to kill her. With my extreme poison resistance antidote potions were key. Every time i got poisoned i used antidote. And here it is, after long 10 minutes or so:
Level 82 and Hell act 1 is completed. With few scares and difficulties, but completed. Here are my stats and skills:
Had to use reset, because i accidentally misplaces some stat points And now, that i have my bow skills maxed, whats next? Should i max Valkyrie (4 points remaining), would it make any difference? Maybe Pierce or Penetrate? And here is Kasim, who after a difficult start to hell got stronger and stonger. Now he stays alive for more than 60 seconds.
Now on to act 2. Ill try not to wait for too long before it, like with act 1. Next update should be made for both act 2 and 3. Or as soon as i die. So cheers lads, thanks for everyone who might read all of this, and sorry for any grammar mistakes
To be continued...
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Re: idkfa - my bowazons journey [HC, p8, untwinked, single-pass]
Nice progress, and great helm find for merc!
As for the rest of your points, I'm not sure
28-03-2013, 18:31 #35
Re: idkfa - my bowazons journey [HC, p8, untwinked, single-pass]
I would think pierce might be a good option, to increase your FA damage. However, act 3-5 have a fair amount of CI monsters...hard to say really.
And entertaining write-up as always, you're a wonderful addition to this forum!
29-03-2013, 07:57 #36
Re: idkfa - my bowazons journey [HC, p8, untwinked, single-pass]
If you care more about your defense than offense, I'd put the points in Decoy rather than maxing Valkyrie. The Decoy synergy per point profits the life and resists of the Valkyrie as much as additional points in Valkyrie itself, and you get an additional tank for hairy situations.
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Re: idkfa - my bowazons journey [HC, p8, untwinked, single-pass]
nice walk thru so far! my kicksin just got to nm, i like to play 2 chars at once to alleviate bordom. thinking bowazon is just what i need for change of pace! gl in hell!


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