Stats Explanation

[Xzyte666]

Can't seem to find it anywhere..

Could you please explain specificly what each stat do ? On my sorcerer im not really feeling any difference in damage wether i put a point in int or wis. Just that wis gives slightly more mana.

[Joelshup]

Strength = Determines how hard you hit with melee or ranged attacks, not confirmed but I think it increases HP just a bit.
Agility = Determines how fast your will hit with melee, ranged, and how fast you can cast spells.
Constitution = Increase the amount of HP the player has.
Intelligence = Increase the amount of MP the player has as well as increasing spell damage.
Wisdom = Has been described in other posts, I will try my best at this one. Increase MP ever slightly as well as increase the buff duration of your spells and I think possibly increases spell damage, but I am unsure about that this.

I hope that helps and do correct me if I am wrong, especially on Wisdom.

[Xzyte666]

Allright..

So what you're saying is that Intel increases MP and Spelldmg, and Wisdom slightly increases MP and maybe spelldmg.
Buff duration is not really usefull seeing as it takes a fraction of a second to rebuff. Makes it look like wisdom is currently a useless stat tbh.

Or is it like xen, where certain classes uses intel as dmg stat, and other wisdom ?
Like Wiz / warlock use intel for dmg, and clerics / druids use wisdom for dmg .

This needs to get explained. Otherwise it's hard to make a good spellcaster atm.

[Joelshup]

Allright..
So what you're saying is that Intel increases MP and Spelldmg, and Wisdom slightly increases MP and maybe spelldmg.

Here is a post that has the exact definition of Wisdom: http://www.unseenstudios.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=2959#p13851. I just had to look for it.

Or is it like xen, where certain classes uses intel as dmg stat, and other wisdom ?
Like Wiz / warlock use intel for dmg, and clerics / druids use wisdom for dmg .

This needs to get explained. Otherwise it's hard to make a good spellcaster atm.

It don't this it is, but this is unconfirmed at the moment.