+2 Strength
+5 Constitution
+8 Dexterity
+19 Hit Points
+23 Weaponskill
Still nowhere near cap on any of my primary stats (Dex is closest at 275), but all 3 of my primaries (Dex, Con, Qui) are now above 220 when I'm buffed.
The 300 hard cap is gone and there appears to be no or marginal diminishing returns. That is, stats over 300 apparently matter just as much as stats from 250 to 300.
Big wins for the buffbots and min/max characters. My infiltrator had 335 dex buffed in 1.60... he should be in the win column. My paladin didn't have 300 on anything but con, at 301. He should be in the lose column by virtue of all the other people getting stronger.
1) Only Britons can be Friars (all 60's for stats)
2) Mythic STILL hasn't fixed the fact that STR (instead of DEX) rises as we level.
The highest stat a Friar (assuming he is relying on no other characters for buffs) will have is DEX, because of the stacking DEX and DEX/QUI buffs he has. If he put all 30 starting points in DEX, he can max this out at 299.
(Here's the boring math bit, skip if you don't give a damn):
Assuming a Friar with a minimum of 34 Enhance (this will give a 125% return on all his self-buffs).
DEX: 75 (items) + 60 (Holy Coordination *1.25) + 86 (Fluidity * 1.25) = 221
Putting all 30 points in DEX at creation gives you a DEX of 78 (with one point unspent), +221 @ lvl 50 from items and buffs = 299
Now, if he can get the DEX/QUI buff from a 50 Enh Cleric instead, the same Friar can max out at 306:
DEX: 75 (items) + 60 (Holy Coordination *1.25) + 93 (Coordination of the Archangel * 1.25) = 228, + 78 base DEX = 306
But how often do you see 50 Enh-spec Clerics? The idea of a Friar with a Cleric buffbot is just sad.
...wonder if I can convince Mattee to respec...
(Edited by Sodom at 1:05 am on April 2, 2003)
Edit - maybe they should offer a special rate for bots. Like for $5 a month extra you get a free 50 enh/aug/nurture clerical class that can't leave the PK in emain.
(Edited by Zutroy at 12:52 pm on April 2, 2003)
(Edited by Sodom at 11:22 pm on April 2, 2003)