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What damage do summons?

MerinaMerina Member Posts: 303
in Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition
Somewhere there used to be a short list of what summoned monsters do what damage ... but I cannot find it anymore. For example it said the Sword Spider's attack is like a +1 weapon. What about summoned animals, beetles, skeletons?

Where could I find such a list?

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  • JuliusBorisovJuliusBorisov Member, Administrator, Moderator, Developer Posts: 22,768
    edited May 2015
    Are you looking for this: http://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/36696/complete-summoning-analysis-hof ? But that list doesn't mention damage.
  • MerinaMerina Member Posts: 303
    It could be that it was a list for BG2.

    Skeleton archers use fire arrows ... helpful against trolls.

    By definition, a "tank" deals damage, so if using summons as tanks, knowing what damage they do would be great.
  • NitescoNitesco Member Posts: 36
    Merina said:

    It could be that it was a list for BG2.

    Skeleton archers use fire arrows ... helpful against trolls.

    By definition, a "tank" deals damage, so if using summons as tanks, knowing what damage they do would be great.

    Do monsters aggro on the mob that's doing the most damage to them, or just follow whoever they aggro on first?
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