Is there a good place to see spell dmg for classes?

[Eetog]

I'm in class indecision phase, and I wanted to see what spells and what damage they do in App1,4, Adept3 and master line. Does anyone know a site I can go to that lists these for Wizard, Fury and Conj?Something along the lines of how EQ1 had lucy and castersrealm. Hard numbers.Thanks!tog.<div></div>

[Eetog]

Anyone? Bumpidy Bump<div></div>

[Loral]

<div></div><p>Better get get used to waiting more than 2 hours to receive a response, else your:</p><blockquote><hr>Bumpidy Bump<hr></blockquote><p>Can very easily turn into a:</p><blockquote><hr>Random Forum Moderator wrote:Lockity Lock<hr></blockquote><p>as bumping thread is frowned upon.</p><p>For your question:</p><p>Before LU#13, spell damage improved at each level, as well as at each upgrade level of the spell. Thus, each and every single spell had about 8-9 damage values for every single level until it capped.</p><p>After LU#13, spell damage is standard, but there is an Intelligence bonus added to damage score. Thus now, each spell has 8-9 damage values (Adept2 removed from the game, but Master2 added), but the score varies with the intelligence of each player.</p><p>Closest you can have, take a peek at Summonner's Tower (look in sticky post atop this forum) and browse the Spells forum.</p><p>But in itself, maintaining this kind of information is a gargantic (yes, I used that word) task, and given that spells changes continually with updates, it is next to impossible to keep 100% accurate anyway. There are 75 spells from 20 to 60 for Conjurors (not all are damage type thou). It is a huge task.</p>

[Eetog]

Apologies, didn't want to anger the mods.Thanks for the good information. I'll dig around and see what I can find. Makes it hard to find a class, not knowing what it can and can't do....Sure, one can find out what spell lines the classes get, but if I wanted to know what to expect from dmg for anything, now it's a toss up. I guess it's an innovative way of making the classes get the most of out gear, but I would feel crummy if I were a wizard / warlock and I found out that another class is nuking for more than I do, or meaning that I'm deficient in my int score or something.Perhaps that's just more of the old EQ1 mindset returning. I was never one to whine about things, but I would always like to know what to expect in some cases.Thanks again, and sorry about the previous mistake.<div></div>

[Loral]

<div></div><p>Atop most of classe's boards, there is a sticky FAQ... Reading thoses can give you a good nudge into knowledge of what the calss can and can't do.</p><p>Other than that, the best tip I can give if to look more into the class itself that "this guy nukes more than me" type, unless you are a true min/maxer. It is the best way to enjoy the game to the fullest.</p><p>With a normal account, you can have 6 characters. It is normally more than enough to try out various classes. If you need more, you can always create 6 more on Test server, or even 6 more on the UK server, and yet another 6 on the French server. If you shell out a bit more money per month, you can upgrade to the All-Access pass, and get 8 or 10 (don't remember) characters.</p><p>With all thees available slots, you are more than free to test out various classes, and find one that suits your playing style.</p>

[Jgok]

<div></div>As another option, go to <a href="http://www.eq2idb.com" target="_blank">http://www.eq2idb.com</a> and download the Item Database program. You can use that program to search for almost any itm in the game, including crafted or dropped spell scrolls. The <a href="http://www.eq2players.com" target="_blank">http://www.eq2players.com</a> website has spell names for all of the classes, so you can get a good comparison of which spells do what for how much damage.