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Deathroot Extract, stronger versions = higher stun %?


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Original182

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Hey all,

My current character is a Casteless Dwarf Rogue, and right now I'm using Deathroot Extract only for the stun. The +1 nature damage is merely a bonus.

I now have the ability to create a stronger version, but it requires additional ingredients that can be costly.

I wish to know whether stronger versions of Deathroot Extract have better stun rates. Or are the stun rates the same for all Deathroot Extract versions?

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Original182

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Can anyone give an insight on this? Or should I try it out on my own?

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Brother Pain

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Wish I could help, but I haven't bothered much with poison other than deathroot extract for the earlier stages of the game before you have a full party of your own choosing, proper armor, weapons, and proper healing.

The most expensive thing I've crafted ingredient-wise are lesser injury kits and healing poultices (non-lesser) I think. Have only made just enough poison for certain quests.

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who_is_daniel

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I have used the poisons but have not been able to confirm this either way.

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hilfazer

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I cant say for sure but according to toolset, normal deathroot should have 10% chance to stun and concentrated: 15%.

They use same effect, but conc. has higher power value
normal:
eEffect = EffectEnchantment(ENCHANTMENT_DEATHROOT_EXTRACT, 1);
concentrated:
 eEffect = EffectEnchantment(ENCHANTMENT_DEATHROOT_EXTRACT, 2);

Chance to stun should be 5% base + 5%*power:
(RandomFloat()*100 > (1+nPower) * 5.0f)

Also power is supposed to affect damage in very simple way:
fFloat0 = fFloat0 * nPower;
So concentrated should do 2 times more dmg than normal.

Modifié par hilfazer, 28 novembre 2009 - 12:11 .