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I'm nearing cap for the first time ever and have acquired a fixstat potion for the occasion. I'm not entirely sure which stats help the most when capped though so that's the advice I'm looking for. I'm fairly certain I'll max out STR, DEX and WIS, but everything else is kind of nebulous. What do you all suggest?
If you want to suggest stats along with your reasoning I won't stop you. :)
---Mirrami, sylvan crossbow empath
PS: Please don't just link the stat maximizer. :(
Oh, in conjunction ot that, what is the exact procedure for using a fixstat potion?
-Taakhooshi, and Me
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-Taakhooshi, and Me
For the Story of Taakhooshi:
http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Taakhooshi
If you are near cap anyway, wait till you hit 100 and see what you would like to change.
Personally, I have one capped character, and 2 more nearing cap. None of their stats are perfect, but so what? Once you cap, your stats have no bearing on the TPs you earn. If you have made it this far with your own stats, seems to me you might be better off selling the silly potion for a bundle.
On the other hand, it's always possible that your current stats do suck horribly, even though they clearly haven't prevented you from getting this far. If you post them, it would be useful information. For me, I would never blow 1,000,000 bounty points on a fix-stat potion.
Here's Guenn's stats:
>>Name: Guennhafyr Zauberwalde Race: Giantman Profession: Empath (shown as: Adventurer)
Gender: Female Age: 32 Expr: 6930839 Level: 94
Normal (Bonus) ... Enhanced (Bonus)
Strength (STR): 100 (40) ... 102 (41)
Constitution (CON): 99 (34) ... 99 (34)
Dexterity (DEX): 100 (20) ... 100 (20)
Agility (AGI): 100 (20) ... 100 (20)
Discipline (DIS): 82 (16) ... 82 (16)
Aura (AUR): 96 (18) ... 96 (18)
Logic (LOG): 80 (10) ... 80 (10)
Intuition (INT): 75 (12) ... 75 (12)
Wisdom (WIS): 100 (25) ... 105 (27)
Influence (INF): 100 (30) ... 105 (32)
Mana: 224 Silver: 775<<
I pretty much just went by intuition when creating her; intuition logic and intuition will never get near 100 but so what? Can she kick ass? Yes indeed. Can she heal? You bet! OK, right now these goobers are 6 levels below her, but she was almost as good at like level as far as combat goes. Just waiting to hit 95 before transferring to OTF hunting area.
>> w
[Thanatoph Bowels, Cavern]
The path is flat and level here, the only obstructions being a few fallen stalactites. A look up reveals that the ceiling is covered with these spearlike stones, hopefully firmly attached. The constant vibrations rumbling through the area are not reassuring in the least. You also see an Illoke elder and a crumbling stone bridge.
Obvious exits: east, south, west
> incant 1106
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke elder.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke elder, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
CS: +444 - TD: +337 + CvA: +20 + d100: +62 == +189
Warding failed!
The Illoke elder shudders with severe convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke elder is crushed for 50 points of damage!
... 30 points of damage!
Good blow to the abdomen!
The Illoke elder is stunned!
... 20 points of damage!
Blow connects right below left eye!
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
R> incant 1106
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke elder.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke elder, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
CS: +444 - TD: +337 + CvA: +20 + d100: +64 == +191
Warding failed!
The Illoke elder shudders with severe convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke elder is crushed for 50 points of damage!
... 35 points of damage!
Strong blow to left leg breaks it!
It is knocked to the ground!
... 25 points of damage!
Nice blow to abdomen!
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
R>
A giant stony fist suddenly thrusts out from a wall, and in a heartbeat a massive Illoke jarl steps forth from its surface!
> incant 1106
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke elder.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke elder, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
CS: +444 - TD: +337 + CvA: +20 + d100: +35 == +162
Warding failed!
The Illoke elder shudders with sporadic convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke elder is smashed for 50 points of damage!
... 25 points of damage!
Nice blow to right arm!
... 25 points of damage!
Nice blow to chest!
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
R>
You feel more refreshed.
R>
An Illoke elder blinks dazedly a moment before shaking off the stun!
>
An Illoke jarl swings a heavy black stone hammer at you!
AS: +497 vs DS: +474 with AvD: +30 + d100 roll: +12 = +65
A clean miss.
The guiding force leaves an Illoke jarl.
> incant 1120
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Sympathy...
Your spell is ready.
You gesture at an Illoke elder.
Closing your eyes and expanding your mind outward, you attempt to instill a sense of sympathy into those within the area...
The dull golden nimbus surrounding an Illoke jarl suddenly begins to glow brightly.
CS: +444 - TD: +354 + CvA: +20 + d100: +12 == +122
Warding failed!
An Illoke jarl's eyes begin to glow steel grey.
CS: +444 - TD: +337 + CvA: +20 + d100: +79 == +206
Warding failed!
An Illoke elder's eyes begin to glow steel grey.
You open your eyes, feeling less focused.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
>
An Illoke jarl lifts his huge foot up and slams it into the floor, shaking everything violently!
>
An Illoke elder summons the wrath of his god as he gestures at an Illoke jarl!
A massive stone hand appears in the air before an Illoke jarl!
The stony fist clasps around the Illoke jarl, squeezing him in a powerful grip, crushing him like a vise!
... 20 points of damage!
Light blow to right leg.
... 10 points of damage!
Strike hits close to the right eye.
An Illoke elder looks weakened!
> incant 1106
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke elder.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke elder, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
CS: +444 - TD: +337 + CvA: +20 + d100: +63 == +190
Warding failed!
The Illoke elder shudders with severe convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke elder is crushed for 50 points of damage!
... 30 points of damage!
Good blow to right arm!
The Illoke elder is stunned!
... 30 points of damage!
Good blow to right arm!
The Illoke elder rumbles in pain as his heavy stone arm falls to the ground!
The elder's stone hammer falls to the ground.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
R> incant 1106
>
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke elder.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke elder, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
CS: +444 - TD: +337 + CvA: +20 + d100: +57 == +184
Warding failed!
The Illoke elder shudders with sporadic convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke elder is crushed for 50 points of damage!
... 30 points of damage!
Good blow to back!
... 20 points of damage!
Light blow to right leg.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
R>
An Illoke elder blinks dazedly a moment before shaking off the stun!
R> incant 1106
>
An Illoke jarl's eyes cease to glow.
>
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke elder.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke elder, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
CS: +444 - TD: +337 + CvA: +20 + d100: +87 == +214
Warding failed!
The Illoke elder shudders with severe convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke elder is crushed for 50 points of damage!
The Illoke elder grumbles in pain one last time before lying still.
An Illoke elder glances around, looking a bit less confident.
The brilliant luminescence fades from around an Illoke elder.
The eyes of an elder momentarily return to normal before going lifeless.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
>
Fine cracks snake across the surface of the gigantic fist that clasps around an Illoke jarl, and the massive stone hand crumbles into rubble. The rubble slowly decays into powdery sand.
> incant 1106
An Illoke jarl swings a heavy black stone hammer at you!
AS: +422 vs DS: +474 with AvD: +30 + d100 roll: +82 = +60
A clean miss.
>
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke jarl.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke jarl, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
The dull golden nimbus surrounding an Illoke jarl suddenly begins to glow brightly.
CS: +444 - TD: +354 + CvA: +20 + d100: +2 == +112
Warding failed!
The Illoke jarl shudders with moderate convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke jarl is battered for 33 points of damage!
... 10 points of damage!
Blow grazes neck lightly.
... 5 points of damage!
Strike glances off the chest.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
R> incant 1106
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke jarl.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke jarl, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
The dull golden nimbus surrounding an Illoke jarl suddenly begins to glow brightly.
CS: +444 - TD: +354 + CvA: +20 + d100: +73 == +183
Warding failed!
The Illoke jarl shudders with sporadic convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke jarl is crushed for 50 points of damage!
... 20 points of damage!
Light strike to chest.
... 20 points of damage!
Brushing blow to left hand.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
R> loot
You search the Illoke elder.
You discard the elder's useless equipment.
He had 568 silvers on him.
You gather the remaining 568 coins.
He had nothing else of value.
An Illoke elder's body shudders and crumbles into itself in a mass of rough grey stone.
> incant 1120
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Sympathy...
Your spell is ready.
You gesture at an Illoke jarl.
Closing your eyes and expanding your mind outward, you attempt to instill a sense of sympathy into those within the area...
The dull golden nimbus surrounding an Illoke jarl suddenly begins to glow brightly.
CS: +444 - TD: +354 + CvA: +20 + d100: +5 == +115
Warding failed!
An Illoke jarl's eyes begin to glow steel grey.
You open your eyes, feeling less focused.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
>
An Illoke jarl touches the ground with his hand and mutters a prayer.
> incant 1106
...wait 1 seconds.
> incant 1106
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke jarl.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke jarl, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
The dull golden nimbus surrounding an Illoke jarl suddenly begins to glow brightly.
CS: +444 - TD: +354 + CvA: +20 + d100: +35 == +145
Warding failed!
The Illoke jarl shudders with sporadic convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke jarl is smashed for 49 points of damage!
... 25 points of damage!
Nice blow to left arm!
The Illoke jarl is stunned!
... 15 points of damage!
Blow to back connects lightly.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
R>
An Illoke jarl's eyes cease to glow.
R> incant 1106
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke jarl.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke jarl, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
The dull golden nimbus surrounding an Illoke jarl suddenly begins to glow brightly.
CS: +444 - TD: +354 + CvA: +20 + d100: +20 == +130
Warding failed!
The Illoke jarl shudders with moderate convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke jarl is smashed for 42 points of damage!
... 15 points of damage!
Blow grazes right leg.
... 10 points of damage!
Blow grazes right leg.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
>
An Illoke jarl swings a heavy black stone hammer at you!
With extreme effort, you beat back the attack with your runestaff!
R> incant 1106
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke jarl.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke jarl, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
The dull golden nimbus surrounding an Illoke jarl suddenly begins to glow brightly.
CS: +444 - TD: +354 + CvA: +20 + d100: +47 == +157
Warding failed!
The Illoke jarl shudders with sporadic convulsions as pearlescent ripples envelop his body.
The Illoke jarl is smashed for 50 points of damage!
... 15 points of damage!
Blow grazes neck lightly.
... 10 points of damage!
Blow to back connects lightly.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
R> incant 1106
You focus your thoughts while chanting the mystical phrase for Bone Shatter...
Your spell is ready.
You channel at an Illoke jarl.
You concentrate intently on an Illoke jarl, and a pulse of pearlescent energy ripples toward him!
The dull golden nimbus surrounding an Illoke jarl suddenly begins to glow brightly.
CS: +444 - TD: +354 + CvA: +20 + d100: +61 == +171
Warding failed!
The internal skeletal structure of an Illoke jarl implodes inward upon itself, leaving behind no support for his body or life. The Illoke jarl falls to the floor in a lifeless mass of flesh and fractured bones.
The very powerful look leaves an Illoke jarl.
The white light leaves an Illoke jarl.
The dull golden nimbus fades from around an Illoke jarl.
The dim celadon wisps about an Illoke jarl's hands flare up once more and fade completely away.
An Illoke jarl loses the flickering energy surrounding him.
An Illoke jarl seems to lose some focus as his eyes narrow and shift momentarily to one side.
An Illoke jarl appears less battle-ready as a soft glow dissipates from around his form.
The warm glow fades from around an Illoke jarl.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.<<
>>what is the exact procedure for using a fixstat potion? --caelric
I haven't used it yet. I think you drink it then check in to the inn where you'll now find an option to reset stats once. That's what I gleamed from other posts.
>>None of their stats are perfect, but so what? Once you cap, your stats have no bearing on the TPs you earn. If you have made it this far with your own stats, seems to me you might be better off selling the silly potion for a bundle. --throgg
The fact that stats don't affect TPs after cap IS the reason use a Fixstat. I set Mirrami's stats during the GS3to4 conversion to give her enough TPs to train in her mutant archery build. I don't have to do that after cap. Now I can max out the direct bonus she gets from the various attributes. Personally, I see the permanent bonus I can get from higher stats as much more valuble than some bounty points or silvers. I can always get more bounty points and silver later.
>>On the other hand, it's always possible that your current stats do suck horribly, even though they clearly haven't prevented you from getting this far. If you post them, it would be useful information. --throgg
They're not terrible, they just aren't perfect. Mirrami is 94 just like Guenn, but I've left OTF and have been frying Nelemar since 90. I don't want to get off topic by posting what I currently have though. I'm interested in how important everyone thinks the differnt stats are at cap.
Let me rephrase my questions to hopefully get some better discussion. If you were going to set stats for cap, would you try to max everything and screw a single stat? If so, which stat? Or would you try to get half your stats to 100, and then have the other half over 90?
---Mirrami
I haven't used it yet. I think you drink it then check in to the inn where you'll now find an option to reset stats once. That's what I gleamed from other posts.
>>None of their stats are perfect, but so what? Once you cap, your stats have no bearing on the TPs you earn. If you have made it this far with your own stats, seems to me you might be better off selling the silly potion for a bundle. --throgg
The fact that stats don't affect TPs after cap IS the reason use a Fixstat. I set Mirrami's stats during the GS3to4 conversion to give her enough TPs to train in her mutant archery build. I don't have to do that after cap. Now I can max out the direct bonus she gets from the various attributes. Personally, I see the permanent bonus I can get from higher stats as much more valuble than some bounty points or silvers. I can always get more bounty points and silver later.
>>On the other hand, it's always possible that your current stats do suck horribly, even though they clearly haven't prevented you from getting this far. If you post them, it would be useful information. --throgg
They're not terrible, they just aren't perfect. Mirrami is 94 just like Guenn, but I've left OTF and have been frying Nelemar since 90. I don't want to get off topic by posting what I currently have though. I'm interested in how important everyone thinks the differnt stats are at cap.
Let me rephrase my questions to hopefully get some better discussion. If you were going to set stats for cap, would you try to max everything and screw a single stat? If so, which stat? Or would you try to get half your stats to 100, and then have the other half over 90?
---Mirrami
The stat maximizer can help you see how much you have to tank any one (or multiple) stats. For Taaki's case, I can have all 100's, except tank influence. And by 'tank' I mean it still ends up at 76. Results vary by race and class. But thats how I plan on using it.
Thanks for the advice on how to use it, that helps.
-Taakhooshi, and Me
For the Story of Taakhooshi:
http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Taakhooshi
Thanks for the advice on how to use it, that helps.
-Taakhooshi, and Me
For the Story of Taakhooshi:
http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Taakhooshi
>>Mirrami is 94 just like Guenn, but I've left OTF and have been frying Nelemar since 90. I don't want to get off topic by posting what I currently have though. I'm interested in how important everyone thinks the differnt stats are at cap.<<
Heeeh, you are more adventurous than I am then. I am more than willing to underhunt for several trainings in order to gain the necessary experience to advance. Glad to hear that you are doing well in Nelemar, since Guenn may be joining you there soon.
As for stats, you already know my opinion, so I will not bore by restating.
I've been thinking about my own questions and have come to a similar conclusion as Taaki. It seems like it would be better to be lower in one stat than to be a little low in a lot of stats.
Influence isn't the best stat to trash as an empath so I'm leaning toward discipline.
This is probably what I'll go with unless someone can offer a good reason to not dump discipline. Thanks for the helpful suggestions!
---Mirrami
Influence isn't the best stat to trash as an empath so I'm leaning toward discipline.
| stat | start | cap |
| STR | 92 | 100 |
| CON | 77 | 100 |
| DEX | 73 | 100 |
| AGL | 73 | 100 |
| DIS | 37 | 79 |
| AUR | 68 | 100 |
| LOG | 62 | 100 |
| INT | 70 | 98 |
| WIS | 49 | 100 |
| INF | 59 | 100 |
This is probably what I'll go with unless someone can offer a good reason to not dump discipline. Thanks for the helpful suggestions!
---Mirrami
I might caution against discipline purely because sylvans, as an elven race, have a negative to the stat. I'm not entirely familiar with your build, but I can say I tanked agility (where we have a bonus) in my own and haven't suffered too many ill effects.
Gretchen
Meeting Nilandia: http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Nilandia
Nilandia's GS4 Info Repository: http://www.nilandia.com
AIM: Lady Nilandia
Gretchen
Meeting Nilandia: http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Nilandia
Nilandia's GS4 Info Repository: http://www.nilandia.com
AIM: Lady Nilandia
When looking for a tank stat I tend to favor intuition. It doesn't seem to effect to many things in a big way unless its a prime stat or you are looking to disarm boxes. As an archer I don't think you want to tank agility as it helps with your DS and avoiding some maneuvers. I know intuition also effects DS but at 1/4 the value of agility. Intuition also helps with maneuvers but there are no hard numbers for that and I don't think any comparison as been made to gauge its effects either. As an empath training in PF is rather easy on the tps though and the biggest help to avoiding maneuvers so I don't think you'd suffer any there.
As far as using the fixstat potion my understanding has been this, if you have a fixskills use it before the potion to adjust your skills because when you use the potion it resets your fixskills option. Whenever someone uses a fixstat potion they always lower their TP pool, so I would suggest using the trainer spreadsheet to see which skill or skills you want to downgrade. If you are unsure you can always train everything down to zero and work up from there.
Agility, Discipline, Intuition and Dexterity all have the same GI so any of those four could be used as a stat to tank. I wouldn't tank Dex as an archer and honestly, I hadn't considered Agility much. I was only looking at Dis and Int.
Agility bonus adds directly to DS. Tanking the stat would mean a loss of around 10 DS. And it may have some affect on dodging attacks. Which is already 5 higher due to being sylvan.
We know that Discipline is involved in a lot of hidden systems, guild skills and forging. It's not really clear what it does for those or which systems. Sylvans have a -5 here.
Intuition plays a minor roll in DS and dodging. Providing around 2.5 DS less if tanked. It's also part of the experience equation.
Looking just at the numbers, Int would probably be the best to tank for a more well rounded character statistically. Picking Dis would amplify the sylvan bonuses and penalties, making a more extreme character. I tend to favor extremes. Are there any good reasons to not tank Dis?
Conceptually, I like the idea of Mirrami being undisiplined. Relaying more on her speed and instinct (intuition) to get by. Discipline suits Nilandia a lot more, I see why you went with that. I take it you just tanked Agility and put 100s in nearly everything else?
---Mirrami
Agility bonus adds directly to DS. Tanking the stat would mean a loss of around 10 DS. And it may have some affect on dodging attacks. Which is already 5 higher due to being sylvan.
We know that Discipline is involved in a lot of hidden systems, guild skills and forging. It's not really clear what it does for those or which systems. Sylvans have a -5 here.
Intuition plays a minor roll in DS and dodging. Providing around 2.5 DS less if tanked. It's also part of the experience equation.
Looking just at the numbers, Int would probably be the best to tank for a more well rounded character statistically. Picking Dis would amplify the sylvan bonuses and penalties, making a more extreme character. I tend to favor extremes. Are there any good reasons to not tank Dis?
Conceptually, I like the idea of Mirrami being undisiplined. Relaying more on her speed and instinct (intuition) to get by. Discipline suits Nilandia a lot more, I see why you went with that. I take it you just tanked Agility and put 100s in nearly everything else?
---Mirrami
Intuition is not part of experience. I believe that's purely logic at this point.
I tanked agility and constitution in favor of mental stats, since I have such a magic-heavy build. I also intend to fixstat when I cap, after I've built a good buffer of points that I'll be losing.
As an archer, I definitely would suggest keeping dex high. Discipline I'd keep high because of the reasons you listed. Agility and intuition might be the two stats to look at for tanking.
Gretchen
Meeting Nilandia: http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Nilandia
Nilandia's GS4 Info Repository: http://www.nilandia.com
AIM: Lady Nilandia
I tanked agility and constitution in favor of mental stats, since I have such a magic-heavy build. I also intend to fixstat when I cap, after I've built a good buffer of points that I'll be losing.
As an archer, I definitely would suggest keeping dex high. Discipline I'd keep high because of the reasons you listed. Agility and intuition might be the two stats to look at for tanking.
Gretchen
Meeting Nilandia: http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Nilandia
Nilandia's GS4 Info Repository: http://www.nilandia.com
AIM: Lady Nilandia
Hah! Int was removed from the experience equation and replaced by Dis to determine max exp pool. That does tweak things a bit, tipping the scales toward Discipline's favor.
It's the little system changes like that that I forget over the years. Thanks for pointing it out.
Conceptually I don't like tanking Int, but this is a mechanical system and has little to do with role play. As Galvin mentioned, it will be easy to pick up other skills to compensate and keep the image I have of Mirrami functional. We're talking about minor bonuses anyway, and probably over analyzing everything as Throgg suggests. But I do like me some math and spreadsheets!
---Mirrami
| stat | start | cap |
| STR | 92 | 100 |
| CON | 77 | 100 |
| DEX | 73 | 100 |
| AGL | 73 | 100 |
| DIS | 70 | 98 |
| AUR | 68 | 100 |
| LOG | 62 | 100 |
| INT | 35 | 79 |
| WIS | 49 | 100 |
| INF | 61 | 100 |
It's the little system changes like that that I forget over the years. Thanks for pointing it out.
Conceptually I don't like tanking Int, but this is a mechanical system and has little to do with role play. As Galvin mentioned, it will be easy to pick up other skills to compensate and keep the image I have of Mirrami functional. We're talking about minor bonuses anyway, and probably over analyzing everything as Throgg suggests. But I do like me some math and spreadsheets!
---Mirrami
