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Message ID: 166
Date: Wed Apr 21 20:15:42 BST 1999
Author: Miko, Jeff
Subject: Re: CHAR vs WIS vs INT .......STOP THE INSANIT Y!!!!
>From: "Magik" <aarongb@...>in
>
>well I hate to agree with sumone that is so definate but.......
>
> I have been playing since beta4 and have freinds that have been
>since phase 3......even Stratics and the EQVault (which are authored bybeta
>testers!!!) tell us that charisma is the direct effect of merchantthat
>sales.......the debates you are talking about are obviously on webpages
>are NEWER or are made by ppl who are just lrearning the game and aremade
>based on assumtions of ingame actions......if you read EQSS and findout
>what they say....... I quote straigth from the ATTRIBUTE section on theleft
>hand side of the website......this is cut and copied for all you NONeffected
>belivers!!! if you ppl will notice that ONLY the charm spell is
>by CHARISMA!!!!........the ***"CHARM" LINE OF SPELLSONLY***!!!!>........
>Check)
>
> STRAIGHT FROM STRATICS ATRIBUTE PAGE!!!! eqss.stratics.com
>"WISDOM (Mana for Priests, Resistance to Mind Spells, Tertiary Skill
>WIS is the mana determinant for the priestly casters, and their derivedmost
>hybrids (Cleric, Shaman, Druid, Ranger, Paladin). It is bar none the
>important stat for the former three classes and a consideration for theagainst
>latter two. This attribute also affects your character's resistance
>mind-affecting spells, such as Charm. In addition, WIS provides a lastfailed
>chance to succeed at a failed skill roll. Although INT is the secondary
>skill-up attribute for most skills, WIS may grant you to continue a
>skill roll. Minimal as the chance may be, it is still the opportunityto
>succeed on a roll one has already failed via skill check.Enchanter,
>
>
>INTELLIGENCE (Mana for Mages, Skill Gain)
>INT is the mana determinant for the non-priestly casters (Wizard,
>Magician, Necromancer), their derived hybrid (Shadowknight), and alsoto
>determines how quickly one will gain skills. As such, it is important
>classes, but is especially so for the four non-priestly casters.will
>
>
>CHARISMA (Faction Standing, Merchant Prices, Charm Success)
>CHA affects NPC prices--when both buying and selling--and also how NPCs
>react to you. While generally not a stat that most people raise, savingsome
>hard-earned platinum on that plate breastplate is always a nice bonus.Also,
>CHA is almost the INT of faction. By having high CHA, you reduce theamount
>of faction you need to have NPCs change their view toward you. This canbe
>nice bonus when questing. It is also a factor for Charm spells, whichneed
>notably affects the enchanter.
>
>
>
> OK so can we put this to rest until more thourough and
>conclusive information can be posted or studied?......please ppl we
>new topics.......-
>
>
>
>Neurosiz
>
>
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