Grinder

05:49 AMAfter seeing the ice age mage on e-bay

Name: Race: Elven Profession: Wizard (Gender: Male Age: 51 Expr: 1040787 Level: 30
Currently Stat Bonus
Constitution (CO): 89 .... 19
Dexterity (DE): 100 .... 30
Discipline (DI): 92 .... 1
Logic (LO): 82 .... 16
Intelligence (IN): 100 .... 25
Strength (ST): 100 .... 20
Reflexes (RE): 100 .... 40
Charisma (CH): 76 .... 28
Wisdom (WI): 61 .... 5
Aura (AU): 100 .... 30

Just wondering if the grinder gave out better rolls back then?

Mon'dea reg

02:27 PMI remember it being tweaked so it was harder to get good rolls, but nothing like that. However I'm far from an expert on it.

Player of Chivalrous reg

02:15 PMBack in the ice age you used to lose stats when you died like they went down whenever you would die. So they went up quite a bit when you trained I can remember once having my strength go up 6 points in one train (was a warrior back then). By lvl 30 if you placed right and never died you could have had all 100s easy so when the game rolled over to how it is now stats stayed the same no matter how high at what lvl. That answer's yer question I hope

[This message has been edited by Manodith (edited 02-08-2001).] reg

10:26 AMI don't believe that is an ice age wizard. A wizard, with a 670+ roll, placed for pure growth could have a set of stats VERY similar to that at level 30. Notice the lowest stats are the ones that grow fastest for a wizard. reg

03:33 AMEven a wizard placed for pure growth on a 700 couldn't have stats even close to that. reg

01:13 PMAlso, the lowest stats are two of the slowest growing stats for an elven wizard, not fastest. reg

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