Dungeon Siege-Healing & Summoning

Can anyone tell me how to use the healing and summoning spells? I thought if I clicked on my page, selected the spell, and then clicked on the person it would heal them. Or if I clicked on an enemy with the summoning spell chosen it would summon a creature. But nothing seems to happen. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

BTW, this is in the Legends of Aranna expansion, if that makes a difference.

Jean

Hi Jean,
Either game, works the same way.
to heal:
select the person you want to have that spell, select the spell so that it is in one of the first 2 magic slots. Then highlight that slot when back on main screen. I would then just go to each "person" and click on them. I liked BattleHeal spell the best for this. That should do it..if they don't need healing, it doesn't cost you any mana.
Same with summoning..select the caster, then the spell to be in one of the first two slots. Highlight that "magic" on the character sheet and cast. Instead of using a sword, he would be using that spell. Make sure your mana is high enough.
The creature called should fight, mine did..but it really only helped me out with things were a bit hectic

Ingie

Hi Ingie!

Thanks! I discovered that when I do individuals I have to right click on them. I sure don't know why. So far it seems to work that way with the healing and summnoning. If my people are all acting as a group, they just automatically cast the spells (although not the healing & summoning ones). The attack spells work with either the left or right click.

I'm having a hard time getting anything done here -- all I want to do is play this game.

Jean

I agree it's fun Jean..lots of good crawls and bashing and looting..bwhahaha

Ingie

Hi Ingie:

I can't wait! It looks so funny! They are still getting the experience points and leveling up.

Maybe what I need to do instead of setting them to fight as a group is send the melee guys in to fight in person, and then click on the archers. I haven't gotten it down exact yet, so I'll have to experiment.

Jean