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KaguMaru | Sat 13-Oct-12 10:04 AM |
Member since 15th Sep 2012
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#3905, "Spells"
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is the % proficiency in a spell simply a measure of how likely you are to lose concentration, or is there more to it?
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incognito | Thu 18-Oct-12 07:20 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#3913, "There's a bit more"
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It -can- mean something to the power of the spell too.
The most extreme example is invoker mastery of an element (which requires a bunch of 100%s).
Also, vokers in general need a certain percentage in a spell before the next spell of that element becomes available to be learnt.
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Puhguly | Sat 13-Oct-12 10:40 AM |
Member since 15th Nov 2011
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#3906, "purely %."
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some effects can cause a spell or skill to fail, but it will be a different echo then that.
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