one thing i was looking for as it wasn't listed on elanthepedia.

And this is the closest category i could find,

Exactly what strength reqs to reduce the RT on specific weapons, and categories of weapons.

Also omitted on the site, although it listed some guild abilities/spells that increase strength was bear dance <barbarian>, and ranger bear strength spell.




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yeah, well, i'm not so good at editing. last time i ventured on was only to put on a few of my char's backstories. I'm much better at spinning a tale than figuring out the edit commnads.


And secondly, it still doesn't answer the question.

RTs for strength levels, anyone?





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It's based on a few things: Your strength and agility and the corresponding's weapon's suitedness from strength and weapon's balance, respectively. Weight typically follows through with more weight increasing to the potential suitedness from strength and less balance potential potential (for forged weapons).

- Simon

>If only the site was editable by anyone and wanted community input to help make corrections like this...

We tried to allow people to edit without making an account, but the level of annoymous defacement was unacceptable.

If you are willing to put the time in to help, a few more minutes to make an account shouldn't be too much effort.

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Continual loss of board history and the inability to search well through the intuitive and easy-to-use interface?

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Yeah... if it was easy to do I think someone woulda done it by now.

I had no luck finding such a thing when I was trying to figure out how much strength I needed to swing around my Khuj at lower RTs for my cleric or get a solid guess on what weight of mace to use at what strength.

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at the present time: 20 agil, 20 str. human. barbarian.


A bastard sword is a heavy edged melee-ranged weapon.

The bastard sword appears generally best suited for slicing attacks.

A bastard sword is a two-handed edged melee-ranged weapon.

The bastard sword appears generally best suited for slicing attacks.

You are confident that the bastard sword is moderately strong, and is in pristine condition.

The bastard sword is made with metal.
The bastard sword has a bit of weight to it.
You think it is likely that the bastard sword is worth about 12500 kronars.
Roundtime: 16 seconds.


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((Strength * Suitability) + (Agility * Balance)) / (Suitability + Balance)

Dragoonseal came up with that formula for Sarvatt's site (which is apparently down). I would use that if you wish.

My personal advice is to utilize your abilities depending on the weapon you are holding. If the weapon is more balanced, use agility boosting abilities; if the weapon has more suitedness for strength, use more strength boosting abilities.

- Simon

Cobra dance doesn't help agility. It boosts melee weapon ranks.

I would just keep boosting your agility and strength to 30 and then evaluate from there. You probably should move your agility more so after that.

She does have a small strength boost right now in berserk blood if she chooses to use that, but I don't think it will make much of a difference for roundtime. But, test it out and see.

- Simon

http://www.sarvatt.com/RT.htm


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Is the 51 stones accurate (did you get it weighed at a shop)? I just want to bring it up because you posted your appraisal....appraisals are only accurate if you get a "certain".


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51 stones is definitely something you have to grow into. One of my earlier characters was a Barb and he used a 28 stone bastie even around 40th. If you're looking to hit min RT, you're going to be waiting a long time with that sword unless you completely neglect everything but str/agi.