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Hands -Heavy Chain: 59 86% muddled
Head - Heavy Plate: 60 51% bewildering
I really like learning based off body part, but why do the hands learn so little compared to the head? I mean.. its even a lower rank! Plus last time I checked your hands most alot more in a fight than your head.. but who knows, I guess that can be argued, anyway, end rant!
-Dek
>>I just think its silly that a helmet teachers more than gloves in -maneuvering-, my gloves move far more!
Unless you are standing ABSOLUTELY motionless and just waving your hands, then your head DOES move far more while -maneuvering- in combat.
Redarch
Dwarf with an Axe.. Watch your toes!
Unless you are standing ABSOLUTELY motionless and just waving your hands, then your head DOES move far more while -maneuvering- in combat.
Redarch
Dwarf with an Axe.. Watch your toes!
Would you be so kind as to post the full appraisal of said helm? The reason I ask is that most great helms I've looked at protect the head, the eyes and the neck. All of those locations together will indeed provide more experience than the hands alone.
GM Oolan Jeel
"This island is made mainly of coal and surrounded by fish. Only an organizing genius could produce a shortage of coal and fish at the same time." Aneurin Bevan, May 1945, on World War II rationing and shortages in England.
GM Oolan Jeel
"This island is made mainly of coal and surrounded by fish. Only an organizing genius could produce a shortage of coal and fish at the same time." Aneurin Bevan, May 1945, on World War II rationing and shortages in England.
>>Would you be so kind as to post the full appraisal of said helm? The reason I ask is that most great helms I've looked at protect the head, the eyes and the neck. All of those locations together will indeed provide more experience than the hands alone.
Yeah, the helmet does protect Head, eyes, and neck, I guess I didn't think of it that way, since technically that is three body parts, and hands it only one, it'd be interesting to see the break down on how each body part actually teaches, but I doubtful we'll get that anytime soon.
I've just always been so used to the old way since I just came back, and somewhere deep inside me expected hands and head to teach pretty much the same! But I wasn't thinking of the head as three body parts.
Also Red, yeah, I thought of that as I wrote my first post, which is why I said it could be most likely be easily argued ::chuckle::.
-Dek
Yeah, the helmet does protect Head, eyes, and neck, I guess I didn't think of it that way, since technically that is three body parts, and hands it only one, it'd be interesting to see the break down on how each body part actually teaches, but I doubtful we'll get that anytime soon.
I've just always been so used to the old way since I just came back, and somewhere deep inside me expected hands and head to teach pretty much the same! But I wasn't thinking of the head as three body parts.
Also Red, yeah, I thought of that as I wrote my first post, which is why I said it could be most likely be easily argued ::chuckle::.
-Dek
From what I can tell, armor learning seems to work in a similar manner to the rule of 9s.
ADULTS
Head - 9%
Arms - 9% each
Legs - 18% each
Chest - 18%
Back - 18 %
Groin - 1%
Since hands would be a subset of arms, and a minor part of it, I wouldn't be surprised if hands are like 3-4% total.
I am --- Navak
ADULTS
Head - 9%
Arms - 9% each
Legs - 18% each
Chest - 18%
Back - 18 %
Groin - 1%
Since hands would be a subset of arms, and a minor part of it, I wouldn't be surprised if hands are like 3-4% total.
I am --- Navak
