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So for example, a character with Strength of 15 would have a modifier of 5. A character with Strength 16 would still have 5, right up until he hit 18. And it became 6. | So for example, a character with Strength of 15 would have a modifier of 5. A character with Strength 16 would still have 5, right up until he hit 18. And it became 6. | ||
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Revision as of 22:12, 24 March 2015
Note: I am getting rid of the whole "buffed/unbuffed" thing and may even be doing away with modifiers.
Mage Wars works around 5 specific character stats that are increased through leveling and through equipped items.
- Strength
- Speed
- Intelligence
- Stamina
- Dexterity
Stats are used in combat and to determine if the player meets requirements for certain items.
Stat Functions
- Strength: Determines how hard you strike when attacking, how much weight you can carry, and can effect how much damage your spells do.
- Speed: How fast you can attack, how quickly you can reload ranged weapons, how fast you can switch weapons in combat, and adds to the amount of times you can combo.
- Intelligence: Determines maximum MP, is used by mages in combat, and
- Stamina: Determines maximum HP, and how fast HP and MP are recovered. Total HP is always determined by the current Stamina score, previous STA values have no impact.
- Dexterity: Used in AV-calculation heavily, ranged attacks, dodge and evade.
Functions By Class
Notes: There's some stuff buried in here thats commented out and I don't even know what it does anymore.
Stats and Facets
Various Facets are going to have minimum stat requirements. These are based on your actual unbuffed stats and not various bonuses attained through equipped items. Some items may also incorporate stat-checks to determine if the wielder is worthy.
For the player, evenly distributing stats will give them a more versatile role, while focusing on a single stat may make their character better at a specific task("Me Warrior, hit thing with sword, hit hard!" -describes a level 88 warrior with 88 points in strength and no points in anything else.)
Stat Modifiers
Stat Modifiers are not commonly used, but provide bonuses here and there. The modifier is equal to the stat divided by three, rounded down.
So for example, a character with Strength of 15 would have a modifier of 5. A character with Strength 16 would still have 5, right up until he hit 18. And it became 6.
