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Admin: /* Max Stats */

2026-06-30T01:11:52Z

Max Stats

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			'''For Prestige Characters:''' [[Prestige_Info#Stat_Bonus\|Prestige Stat Bonus Info]] & [[Prestige_Info_Tables\|Prestige Info Tables]]


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	So, barbs/druids which have 22 con max do get higher hp gains. Fathermors at 18 max con get the worst. And that's going to be the case even if you stack up gear on them to give them 30 con the whole time you level. You'll see the reduced damage, but it won't impact your hp gains per level.		So, barbs/druids which have 22 con max do get higher hp gains. Fathermors at 18 max con get the worst. And that's going to be the case even if you stack up gear on them to give them 30 con the whole time you level. You'll see the reduced damage, but it won't impact your hp gains per level.


	=Str to DR/HR Info=		=Str to DR/HR Info=

Admin: /* Str to DR/HR Info */

2026-06-30T01:08:46Z

Str to DR/HR Info

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	Thus, you want to max your Str to be sure you are getting the full DR/HR possible for your character.		Thus, you want to max your Str to be sure you are getting the full DR/HR possible for your character.

	'''Example:''' A character who trains Str to 18 at character creation time, will have 4 DR/HR buck ass naked.		'''Example:''' A character who trains Str to 18 at character creation time will have 4 DR/HR buck ass naked.

	'''Example:''' A Mage (max 18 Str), with base Str of 15 would have 1DR/3HR naked. Adding equipment to achieve 18 Str would then give them 4 HR/DR, plus whatever they get from their equipment. (For example, a Mage wearing gear that gives +100 DR/HR, and also maxes Str to 18, would have 104 HR/DR)		'''Example:''' A Mage (max 18 Str) with base Str of 15 would have 1DR/3HR naked. Adding equipment to achieve 18 Str would then give them 4 HR/DR, plus whatever they get from their equipment. (For example, a Mage wearing gear that gives +100 DR/HR, and also maxes Str to 18, would have 104 HR/DR)

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Admin: /* Str to DR/HR Info */

2026-06-30T01:08:14Z

Str to DR/HR Info

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	Each Str point will also add DR/HR, until you hit your Str max, per this table below. Note that this includes your base Str stat, and your current Str stat with equipment/spells.		Each Str point will also add DR/HR, until you hit your Str max, per this table below. Note that this includes your base Str stat, and your current Str stat with equipment/spells.

	Thus, you want to max your ~~str~~ to be sure you are getting the full DR/HR possible for your character.		Thus, you want to max your Str to be sure you are getting the full DR/HR possible for your character.

	'''Example:''' A character who trains Str to 18 at character creation time, will have 4 DR/HR buck ass naked.		'''Example:''' A character who trains Str to 18 at character creation time, will have 4 DR/HR buck ass naked.

Admin: /* Str to DR/HR Info */

2026-06-30T01:08:06Z

Str to DR/HR Info

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	Each Str point will also add DR/HR, until you hit your Str max, per this table below. Note that this includes your base Str stat, and your current Str stat with equipment/spells.		Each Str point will also add DR/HR, until you hit your Str max, per this table below. Note that this includes your base Str stat, and your current Str stat with equipment/spells.

	Thus, you want to max your str to be sure you are getting the full D/~~HRR~~ possible for your character.		Thus, you want to max your str to be sure you are getting the full DR/HR possible for your character.

	'''Example:''' A character who trains Str to 18 at character creation time, will have 4 DR/HR buck ass naked.		'''Example:''' A character who trains Str to 18 at character creation time, will have 4 DR/HR buck ass naked.

Admin: /* Str to DR/HR Info */

2026-06-30T01:07:39Z

Str to DR/HR Info

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	=Str to DR/HR Info=		=Str to DR/HR Info=

	Each Str ~~you add~~ will also add DR/HR, until you hit your Str max, per this table below. ~~This can create confusion sometimes if you are trying to calculate~~ your ~~DR/HR gains from equipment~~, and ~~not factoring what~~ your Str ~~is (or if your str is changing as you change gear). Once you reach your max Str, then adding extra Str does nothing, as usual~~.		Each Str point will also add DR/HR, until you hit your Str max, per this table below. Note that this includes your base Str stat, and your current Str stat with equipment/spells.

	Thus, you want to max your str to be sure you are getting the full D/HRR possible for your character.		Thus, you want to max your str to be sure you are getting the full D/HRR possible for your character.

	'''Example:''' A Mage (max 18 Str), with equipment that ~~adds~~ 100 DR/HR, would ~~find themselves with~~ 104 DR~~/HR once their Str is actually at 18.~~		'''Example:''' A character who trains Str to 18 at character creation time, will have 4 DR/HR buck ass naked.

			'''Example:''' A Mage (max 18 Str), with base Str of 15 would have 1DR/3HR naked. Adding equipment to achieve 18 Str would then give them 4 HR/DR, plus whatever they get from their equipment. (For example, a Mage wearing gear that gives +100 DR/HR, and also maxes Str to 18, would have 104 HR/DR)

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			This can create confusion sometimes if you are trying to calculate your DR/HR gains from equipment, and not factoring what your Str is (or if your str is changing as you change gear). Once you reach your max Str, then adding extra Str does nothing, as usual.

	Somewhat interesting how quickly it scales up above 20. So the chars with 25 Str (fighters) actually get more than double the DR/HR base of other classes with a max Str of 20 (+14 vs. +6). In practice, Fighters tend to have much lower DR than other classes, since most of their eq is built for defensive tanking attributes (HP, AC), so I guess this scale kinda offsets that and helps to balance the lack of DR they acquire from their gear. This is mostly completely useless information, I just found it interesting.		Somewhat interesting how quickly it scales up above 20. So the chars with 25 Str (fighters) actually get more than double the DR/HR base of other classes with a max Str of 20 (+14 vs. +6). In practice, Fighters tend to have much lower DR than other classes, since most of their eq is built for defensive tanking attributes (HP, AC), so I guess this scale kinda offsets that and helps to balance the lack of DR they acquire from their gear. This is mostly completely useless information, I just found it interesting.

Admin: /* Str to DR/HR Info */

2026-06-30T01:03:35Z

Str to DR/HR Info

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	=Str to DR/HR Info=		=Str to DR/HR Info=

	Each Str you add will also add DR/HR, until you hit your Str max, per this table below. This can create confusion sometimes if you are trying to calculate your dr/hr gains from equipment, and not factoring what your ~~str~~ is (or if your str is changing as you change gear). Once you reach your max ~~str~~, then adding extra ~~str~~ does nothing, as usual.		Each Str you add will also add DR/HR, until you hit your Str max, per this table below. This can create confusion sometimes if you are trying to calculate your DR/HR gains from equipment, and not factoring what your Str is (or if your str is changing as you change gear). Once you reach your max Str, then adding extra Str does nothing, as usual.

	Thus, you want to max your str to be sure you are getting the full DR possible for your character.		Thus, you want to max your str to be sure you are getting the full D/HRR possible for your character.

	'''Example:''' A Mage (max 18 ~~str~~), with equipment that adds 100 DR/HR, would find themselves with 104 DR/HR once their Str is actually at 18.		'''Example:''' A Mage (max 18 Str), with equipment that adds 100 DR/HR, would find themselves with 104 DR/HR once their Str is actually at 18.

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	Somewhat interesting how quickly it scales up above 20. So the chars with 25 Str (fighters) actually get more than double the dr/hr base of other classes with a max ~~str~~ of 20 (+14 vs. +6). In practice, Fighters tend to have much lower dr than other classes, since most of their eq is built for defensive tanking attributes (HP, AC), so I guess this scale kinda offsets that and helps to balance the lack of DR they acquire from their gear. This is mostly completely useless information, I just found it interesting.		Somewhat interesting how quickly it scales up above 20. So the chars with 25 Str (fighters) actually get more than double the DR/HR base of other classes with a max Str of 20 (+14 vs. +6). In practice, Fighters tend to have much lower DR than other classes, since most of their eq is built for defensive tanking attributes (HP, AC), so I guess this scale kinda offsets that and helps to balance the lack of DR they acquire from their gear. This is mostly completely useless information, I just found it interesting.

Admin: /* Str to DR/HR Info */

2026-06-30T01:02:35Z

Str to DR/HR Info

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	Thus, you want to max your str to be sure you are getting the full DR possible for your character.		Thus, you want to max your str to be sure you are getting the full DR possible for your character.

	'''Example:'' A Mage (max 18 str), with equipment that adds 100 DR/HR, would find themselves with 104 DR/HR once their Str is actually at 18.		'''Example:''' A Mage (max 18 str), with equipment that adds 100 DR/HR, would find themselves with 104 DR/HR once their Str is actually at 18.

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Admin at 01:02, 30 June 2026

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 **Damage roll and hitroll.
 **Chances of success for bash, stun, bashdoor, shove and drag, and wield heavier weapons
-**Adds 1 DR for each Str up to your max str (see table below)
+**Adds 1 DR for each Str up to your max str (see table [[#Str to DR/HR Info|below]])
 *'''Dex:'''
 **Ability to quaff/eat during combat without fumbling.
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 So, barbs/druids which have 22 con max do get higher hp gains. Fathermors at 18 max con get the worst. And that's going to be the case even if you stack up gear on them to give them 30 con the whole time you level. You'll see the reduced damage, but it won't impact your hp gains per level.
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Admin: /* Known Influences */

2026-06-30T00:49:43Z

Known Influences

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	**Damage roll and hitroll.		**Damage roll and hitroll.
	**Chances of success for bash, stun, bashdoor, shove and drag, and wield heavier weapons		**Chances of success for bash, stun, bashdoor, shove and drag, and wield heavier weapons
			**Adds 1 DR for each Str up to your max str (see table below)
	*'''Dex:'''		*'''Dex:'''
	**Ability to quaff/eat during combat without fumbling.		**Ability to quaff/eat during combat without fumbling.

Admin: /* Max Stats */

2023-08-24T06:59:06Z

Max Stats

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	*'''Note:''' As previously mentioned, Con does stack above "25" no matter what your class, but ONLY for certain cases:		*'''Note:''' As previously mentioned, Con does stack above "25" no matter what your class, but ONLY for certain cases:
	**Damage reduction - con above your class's max con IS applied to reduce damage		**Damage reduction - con above your class's max con IS applied to reduce damage
	**HP gains per level - con above your ~~actual~~ class max for con IS NOT applied.		**HP gains per level - con above your class's max for con IS NOT applied.

	So, barbs/druids which have 22 con max do get higher hp gains. Fathermors at 18 max con get the worst. And that's going to be the case even if you stack up gear on them to give them 30 con the whole time you level. You'll see the reduced damage, but it won't impact your hp gains per level.		So, barbs/druids which have 22 con max do get higher hp gains. Fathermors at 18 max con get the worst. And that's going to be the case even if you stack up gear on them to give them 30 con the whole time you level. You'll see the reduced damage, but it won't impact your hp gains per level.

	[[Category:Information]]		[[Category:Information]]