Prime Requisite - Revision history

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[[Category: Statistics]]

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 ''The Prime Requisite of a [[:Category: Characters |character]] is the ability score which affects and modifies his capabilities most.  Every [[:Category: Classes |class]] has its own prime requisite.  The most immediate affect a prime requisite has is that it starts one point higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics |ability scores]] do.  Noting that all [[:Category: Statistics |ability scores]] start at 13, this means your prime requisite starts at 14 (which can be further modified due to the [[:Category: Races |racial]] modifiers which are immediately applied at time of creation of your character.)  The second most immediate affect the prime requisite has is that is trainable 3 points higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics |ability scores]].  I.e., the prime requisite for a [[Humans |human]] of any [[:Category: Classes |class]] is trainable to 24, instead of their normal maximum of 21.  Even though your prime requisite is important, please note that all [[:Category: Statistics |ability scores]] affect your [[:Category: Characters |character]] in one way or another.  Without a high [[Constitution |constitution]] you'll find your hit points gained per level is low, without high [[Wisdom |wisdom]] your practices gained per level will be low, etc, etc.''
- '''PR:  [[:Category: Classes |Classes]]:'''
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- ''[[Strength     |Str]]''  [[:Category: Berserkers |Bzk]]  [[:Category: Bodyguards |Bod]]  [[:Category: Paladins |Pal]]  [[:Category: Warriors |War]]
+|+ <big>'''Prime Requisite and Classes'''</big>
- ''[[Intelligence |Int]]''  [[:Category: Assassins |Asn]]  [[:Category: Mages |Mag]]  [[:Category: Mindbenders |Mnd]]  [[:Category: Psionicists |Psi]]  [[:Category: Sorcerers |Sor]]  [[:Category: Stormlords |Stm]]  [[:Category: Wizards |Wzd]]
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- ''[[Wisdom       |Wis]]''  [[:Category: Clerics |Cle]]  [[:Category: Druids |Dru]]  [[:Category: Priests |Prs]]
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- ''[[Dexterity    |Dex]]''  [[:Category: Archers |Arc]]  [[:Category: Black Circle Initiates |Bci]]  [[:Category: Bladedancers |Bld]]  [[:Category: Fusiliers |Fus]]  [[:Category: Monks |Mon]]  [[:Category: Rogues |Rog]]  [[:Category: Shadowfists |Shf]]
+! style="background:#efefef;" width="75px" | [[Strength|Str]]
- ''[[Constitution |Con]]''  [[:Category: Rangers |Ran]]
+! style="background:#efefef;" width="75px" | [[Intelligence|Int]]
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	''The Prime Requisite of a [[:Category: Characters \|character]] is the ability score which affects and modifies his capabilities most. Every [[:Category: Classes \|class]] has its own prime requisite. The most immediate affect a prime requisite has is that it starts one point higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] do. Noting that all [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] start at 13, this means your prime requisite starts at 14 (which can be further modified due to the [[:Category: Races \|racial]] modifiers which are immediately applied at time of creation of your character.) The second most immediate affect the prime requisite has is that is trainable 3 points higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]]. I.e., the prime requisite for a [[Humans \|human]] of any [[:Category: Classes \|class]] is trainable to 24, instead of their normal maximum of 21. Even though your prime requisite is important, please note that all [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] affect your [[:Category: Characters \|character]] in one way or another. Without a high [[Constitution \|constitution]] you'll find your hit points gained per level is low, without high [[Wisdom \|wisdom]] your practices gained per level will be low, etc, etc.''		''The Prime Requisite of a [[:Category: Characters \|character]] is the ability score which affects and modifies his capabilities most. Every [[:Category: Classes \|class]] has its own prime requisite. The most immediate affect a prime requisite has is that it starts one point higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] do. Noting that all [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] start at 13, this means your prime requisite starts at 14 (which can be further modified due to the [[:Category: Races \|racial]] modifiers which are immediately applied at time of creation of your character.) The second most immediate affect the prime requisite has is that is trainable 3 points higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]]. I.e., the prime requisite for a [[Humans \|human]] of any [[:Category: Classes \|class]] is trainable to 24, instead of their normal maximum of 21. Even though your prime requisite is important, please note that all [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] affect your [[:Category: Characters \|character]] in one way or another. Without a high [[Constitution \|constitution]] you'll find your hit points gained per level is low, without high [[Wisdom \|wisdom]] your practices gained per level will be low, etc, etc.''

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   ''[[Intelligence |Int]]''  [[:Category: Assassins |Asn]]  [[:Category: Mages |Mag]]  [[:Category: Mindbenders |Mnd]]  [[:Category: Psionicists |Psi]]  [[:Category: Sorcerers |Sor]]  [[:Category: Stormlords |Stm]]  [[:Category: Wizards |Wzd]]
   ''[[Wisdom       |Wis]]''  [[:Category: Clerics |Cle]]  [[:Category: Druids |Dru]]  [[:Category: Priests |Prs]]
-  ''[[Dexterity    |Dex]]''  [[:Category: Archers |Arc]]  [[:Category: Black Circle Initiates |Bci]]  [[:Category: Fusiliers |Fus]]  [[:Category: Monks |Mon]]  [[:Category: Rogues |Rog]]  [[:Category: Shadowfists |Shf]]
+  ''[[Dexterity    |Dex]]''  [[:Category: Archers |Arc]]  [[:Category: Black Circle Initiates |Bci]]  [[:Category: Bladedancers |Bld]]  [[:Category: Fusiliers |Fus]]  [[:Category: Monks |Mon]]  [[:Category: Rogues |Rog]]  [[:Category: Shadowfists |Shf]]
   ''[[Constitution |Con]]''  [[:Category: Rangers |Ran]]
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   '''PR:  [[:Category: Classes |Classes]]:'''
   ''[[Strength     |Str]]''  [[:Category: Berserkers |Bzk]]  [[:Category: Bodyguards |Bod]]  [[:Category: Paladins |Pal]]  [[:Category: Warriors |War]]
-  ''[[Intelligence |Int]]''  [[:Category: Assassins |Asn]]  [[:Category: Mages |Mag]]  [[:Category: Mindbenders |Mnd]]  [[:Category: Psionicists |Psi]]  [[:Category: Sorcerers |Sor]]  [[:Category: Wizards |Wzd]]
+  ''[[Intelligence |Int]]''  [[:Category: Assassins |Asn]]  [[:Category: Mages |Mag]]  [[:Category: Mindbenders |Mnd]]  [[:Category: Psionicists |Psi]]  [[:Category: Sorcerers |Sor]]  [[:Category: Stormlords |Stm]]  [[:Category: Wizards |Wzd]]
   ''[[Wisdom       |Wis]]''  [[:Category: Clerics |Cle]]  [[:Category: Druids |Dru]]  [[:Category: Priests |Prs]]
   ''[[Dexterity    |Dex]]''  [[:Category: Archers |Arc]]  [[:Category: Black Circle Initiates |Bci]]  [[:Category: Fusiliers |Fus]]  [[:Category: Monks |Mon]]  [[:Category: Rogues |Rog]]  [[:Category: Shadowfists |Shf]]

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 ''The Prime Requisite of a [[:Category: Characters |character]] is the ability score which affects and modifies his capabilities most.  Every [[:Category: Classes |class]] has its own prime requisite.  The most immediate affect a prime requisite has is that it starts one point higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics |ability scores]] do.  Noting that all [[:Category: Statistics |ability scores]] start at 13, this means your prime requisite starts at 14 (which can be further modified due to the [[:Category: Races |racial]] modifiers which are immediately applied at time of creation of your character.)  The second most immediate affect the prime requisite has is that is trainable 3 points higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics |ability scores]].  I.e., the prime requisite for a [[Humans |human]] of any [[:Category: Classes |class]] is trainable to 24, instead of their normal maximum of 21.  Even though your prime requisite is important, please note that all [[:Category: Statistics |ability scores]] affect your [[:Category: Characters |character]] in one way or another.  Without a high [[Constitution |constitution]] you'll find your hit points gained per level is low, without high [[Wisdom |wisdom]] your practices gained per level will be low, etc, etc.''
 [[Category: Characters]]
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	''The Prime Requisite of a [[:Category: Characters \|character]] is the ability score which affects and modifies his capabilities most. Every [[:Category: Classes \|class]] has its own prime requisite. The most immediate affect a prime requisite has is that it starts one point higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] do. Noting that all [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] start at 13, this means your prime requisite starts at 14 (which can be further modified due to the [[:Category: Races \|racial]] modifiers which are immediately applied at time of creation of your character.) The second most immediate affect the prime requisite has is that is trainable 3 points higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]]. I.e., the prime requisite for a [[Humans \|human]] of any [[:Category: Classes \|class]] is trainable to 24, instead of their normal maximum of 21. Even though your prime requisite is important, please note that all [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] affect your [[:Category: Characters \|character]] in one way or another. Without a high [[Constitution \|constitution]] you'll find your hit points gained per level is low, without high [[Wisdom \|wisdom]] your practices gained per level will be low, etc, etc.''		''The Prime Requisite of a [[:Category: Characters \|character]] is the ability score which affects and modifies his capabilities most. Every [[:Category: Classes \|class]] has its own prime requisite. The most immediate affect a prime requisite has is that it starts one point higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] do. Noting that all [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] start at 13, this means your prime requisite starts at 14 (which can be further modified due to the [[:Category: Races \|racial]] modifiers which are immediately applied at time of creation of your character.) The second most immediate affect the prime requisite has is that is trainable 3 points higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]]. I.e., the prime requisite for a [[Humans \|human]] of any [[:Category: Classes \|class]] is trainable to 24, instead of their normal maximum of 21. Even though your prime requisite is important, please note that all [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] affect your [[:Category: Characters \|character]] in one way or another. Without a high [[Constitution \|constitution]] you'll find your hit points gained per level is low, without high [[Wisdom \|wisdom]] your practices gained per level will be low, etc, etc.''

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		+	''The Prime Requisite of a [[:Category: Characters \|character]] is the ability score which affects and modifies his capabilities most. Every [[:Category: Classes \|class]] has its own prime requisite. The most immediate affect a prime requisite has is that it starts one point higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] do. Noting that all [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] start at 13, this means your prime requisite starts at 14 (which can be further modified due to the [[:Category: Races \|racial]] modifiers which are immediately applied at time of creation of your character.) The second most immediate affect the prime requisite has is that is trainable 3 points higher than your other [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]]. I.e., the prime requisite for a [[Humans \|human]] of any [[:Category: Classes \|class]] is trainable to 24, instead of their normal maximum of 21. Even though your prime requisite is important, please note that all [[:Category: Statistics \|ability scores]] affect your [[:Category: Characters \|character]] in one way or another. Without a high [[Constitution \|constitution]] you'll find your hit points gained per level is low, without high [[Wisdom \|wisdom]] your practices gained per level will be low, etc, etc.''
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