Will - Revision history

Fireburst at 23:51, 2 September 2006

2006-09-02T23:51:17Z

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	Will, along with [[Might]] and [[Grace]], are the three stats used by all characters. Will is the measure of your Willpower, which affects your magic casting capabilities. Needed mainly by [[Mage]]s and [[Poet]]s, it makes the successful casting of spells that much better.		Will, along with [[Might stat\|Might]] and [[Grace]], are the three stats used by all characters. Will is the measure of your Willpower, which affects your magic casting capabilities. Needed mainly by [[Mage]]s and [[Poet]]s, it makes the successful casting of spells that much better.

	For example, as a Mage, when you first get [[Paralyze]] at level 63, you'll find out very quickly that it fails... a '''lot'''. As you get to level 89 and can start to increase your will (even though the author would suggest that you wait until level 99 for this, unless you plan on being a [[Legends]] character), you will find that it gradually stops failing. Once you reach the cap of 130, it rarely fails at all.		For example, as a Mage, when you first get [[Paralyze]] at level 63, you'll find out very quickly that it fails... a '''lot'''. As you get to level 89 and can start to increase your will (even though the author would suggest that you wait until level 99 for this, unless you plan on being a [[Legends]] character), you will find that it gradually stops failing. Once you reach the cap of 130, it rarely fails at all.

	The same can be said about [[Poet]]s' [[Dispell]] and [[Harden Body]], but to a lesser extent. Dispell improves noticably, but Harden Body improves only very slightly.		The same can be said about [[Poet]]s' [[Dispell]] and [[Harden Body]], but to a lesser extent. Dispell improves noticably, but Harden Body improves only very slightly.

Ahante at 05:34, 8 February 2006

2006-02-08T05:34:42Z

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	Will, along with Might and Grace, are the three stats used by all characters. Will is the measure of your Willpower, which affects your magic casting capabilities. Needed mainly by [[Mage]]s and [[Poet]]s, it makes the successful casting of spells that much better.		Will, along with [[Might]] and [[Grace]], are the three stats used by all characters. Will is the measure of your Willpower, which affects your magic casting capabilities. Needed mainly by [[Mage]]s and [[Poet]]s, it makes the successful casting of spells that much better.

	For example, as a Mage, when you first get [[Paralyze]] at level 63, you'll find out very quickly that it fails... a '''lot'''. As you get to level 89 and can start to increase your will (even though the author would suggest that you wait until level 99 for this, unless you plan on being a [[Legends]] character), you will find that it gradually stops failing. Once you reach the cap of 130, it rarely fails at all.		For example, as a Mage, when you first get [[Paralyze]] at level 63, you'll find out very quickly that it fails... a '''lot'''. As you get to level 89 and can start to increase your will (even though the author would suggest that you wait until level 99 for this, unless you plan on being a [[Legends]] character), you will find that it gradually stops failing. Once you reach the cap of 130, it rarely fails at all.

	The same can be said about [[Poet]]s' [[Dispell]] and [[Harden Body]], but to a lesser extent. Dispell improves noticably, but Harden Body improves only very slightly.		The same can be said about [[Poet]]s' [[Dispell]] and [[Harden Body]], but to a lesser extent. Dispell improves noticably, but Harden Body improves only very slightly.

Ahante at 05:34, 8 February 2006

2006-02-08T05:34:14Z

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	Will is the measure of your Willpower, which affects your magic casting capabilities. Needed mainly by [[Mage]]s and [[Poet]]s, it makes the successful casting of spells that much better.		Will, along with Might and Grace, are the three stats used by all characters. Will is the measure of your Willpower, which affects your magic casting capabilities. Needed mainly by [[Mage]]s and [[Poet]]s, it makes the successful casting of spells that much better.

	For example, as a Mage, when you first get [[Paralyze]] at level 63, you'll find out very quickly that it fails... a '''lot'''. As you get to level 89 and can start to increase your will (even though the author would suggest that you wait until level 99 for this, unless you plan on being a [[Legends]] character), you will find that it gradually stops failing. Once you reach the cap of 130, it rarely fails at all.		For example, as a Mage, when you first get [[Paralyze]] at level 63, you'll find out very quickly that it fails... a '''lot'''. As you get to level 89 and can start to increase your will (even though the author would suggest that you wait until level 99 for this, unless you plan on being a [[Legends]] character), you will find that it gradually stops failing. Once you reach the cap of 130, it rarely fails at all.

	The same can be said about [[Poet]]s' [[Dispell]] and [[Harden Body]], but to a lesser extent. Dispell improves noticably, but Harden Body improves only very slightly.		The same can be said about [[Poet]]s' [[Dispell]] and [[Harden Body]], but to a lesser extent. Dispell improves noticably, but Harden Body improves only very slightly.

Corath at 16:00, 21 December 2005

2005-12-21T16:00:07Z

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Will is the measure of your Willpower, which affects your magic casting capabilities. Needed mainly by [[Mage]]s and [[Poet]]s, it makes the successful casting of spells that much better.

For example, as a Mage, when you first get [[Paralyze]] at level 63, you'll find out very quickly that it fails... a '''lot'''. As you get to level 89 and can start to increase your will (even though the author would suggest that you wait until level 99 for this, unless you plan on being a [[Legends]] character), you will find that it gradually stops failing. Once you reach the cap of 130, it rarely fails at all.

The same can be said about [[Poet]]s' [[Dispell]] and [[Harden Body]], but to a lesser extent. Dispell improves noticably, but Harden Body improves only very slightly.