ItemIt's also proven that with trade skills will use either the Highest Wisdom or Intelligence when trying to create an item.
I have noticed also that with my high wisdom I gain skill points in my casting ability, also if you never practice casting then your skills will never get better. That's why clerics complain that their invis to undead sucks cause they have the skill at 20-60, when I was 24 my skill was around 116+.. Big difference.
Oh since I'm human I tend to notice differences in stat increases.
Wrenn Whitehand
Fennin Ro
Human Cleric of E.Marr
Greaves of the Penitent
|
[Comments ]
This item is the result of a quest. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
 Uploaded November 27th, 2008 |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Send a correction | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
38 posts
If at first you don't succeed, then failure might be more your style!
6 posts
For Divination, I went to EFP, stood in the middle of the street, and started casting Detect Undead until my mana ran out. I maxed out my Divination skill for my level (at that time, around 16) in about an hour.
For Conjuration, just conjure your own food and drink. It's cheaper than purchasing it, even if you do have to spend five minutes casting when you log on.
Alteration and Abjuration you'll raise by healing and buffing, which is what we do most of the time anyway. Evocation, of course, by nuking undead. Alternately, if you wanted, you could get a high-level guild mate and throw your wussiest DD spell at him umpteen times...with his consent, of course.
Actually, I don't think that getting a +Int item when you're a cleric would do anything for raising your skills, since your Wis should be higher than your Int. However, I don't really think that you should just have +primary attribute items; that would be, well, weird.
For Conjuration, just conjure your own food and drink. It's cheaper than purchasing it, even if you do have to spend five minutes casting when you log on.
Alteration and Abjuration you'll raise by healing and buffing, which is what we do most of the time anyway. Evocation, of course, by nuking undead. Alternately, if you wanted, you could get a high-level guild mate and throw your wussiest DD spell at him umpteen times...with his consent, of course.
Actually, I don't think that getting a +Int item when you're a cleric would do anything for raising your skills, since your Wis should be higher than your Int. However, I don't really think that you should just have +primary attribute items; that would be, well, weird.
Telwar
Crusaders of Drunken Might
Fennin Ro
Crusaders of Drunken Might
Fennin Ro
Free account required to post
You must log in or create an account to post messages.© 2018 ZAM Network LLC