Ironworks Gaming Forum - View Single Post - adding Vitality and Piety later

ice3 · 03-13-2002, 08:03 PM

Hi Snive,

Interesting analysis. The HP from a spell caster will raise slowly because Vit is not one of his primary attrbiute. A fighter one the other hand will gain much more out of the VIT skill.

As for not puting points in VIT its wrong to make a generalization. For a fighter it's usefull because he is on the front line but for a spell caster it's only a secondary attibute.

I have Bard and I always develop vitality from the begining. He will gain HP and stamina, that is a very important factor for him. For a spell caster I will only touch the vitality once Piety and Int are maxed out. It is important to boost you vit to 56 at least, then you will get much more out of the attribute then at leevl 50.

Other point is when you will fight high level monsters it's always nice to resists to more then one attack. Monsters can easily deal 100 points damange.

03-13-2002, 08:03 PM	#6
ice3 Drow Warrior Join Date: January 15, 2002 Location: Ravenshore Posts: 268	Hi Snive, Interesting analysis. The HP from a spell caster will raise slowly because Vit is not one of his primary attrbiute. A fighter one the other hand will gain much more out of the VIT skill. As for not puting points in VIT its wrong to make a generalization. For a fighter it's usefull because he is on the front line but for a spell caster it's only a secondary attibute. I have Bard and I always develop vitality from the begining. He will gain HP and stamina, that is a very important factor for him. For a spell caster I will only touch the vitality once Piety and Int are maxed out. It is important to boost you vit to 56 at least, then you will get much more out of the attribute then at leevl 50. Other point is when you will fight high level monsters it's always nice to resists to more then one attack. Monsters can easily deal 100 points damange. __________________ Knowledge is Power