Hmmm, maybe another bug somewhere... 
What do you want to do...press 1 to use spells or 2 for combat
2
wizard health: 18       goblin health: 7
wizard health: 16       goblin health: 2
wizard health: 14       goblin health: -3
wizard health: 12       goblin health: -8
wizard health: 10       goblin health: -13
wizard health: 8        goblin health: -18
wizard health: 6        goblin health: -23
wizard health: 4        goblin health: -28
wizard health: 2        goblin health: -33
wizard health: 0        goblin health: -38
Died at wizard.pl line 16, <STDIN> line 102.

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That's one tough, undead goblin! :)

In reply to Re: Wizardv1.1 by cbrandtbuffalo
in thread Wizardv1.1 by void_Anthony()

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