AA help please

[shootnsco]

    So I did a few searches and whenever I have AA or AAxp and such in it, I get the same results, so I am going to just ask my question since I can't find it.1.  Is there a site that has the Inquisitor's AA's listed with their progression and what they do at each level?  Something similar to the character builder from SWG days, or the thing the WoW guys use for their AA's would be great.Yes I know I can get the description in game, but it only shows the first level of each skill, I want to know what the skills scale up to.2.  What do you guys recommend as the path to start from?  Right now I am looking at investing in STR or STA lines to start, then working elsewhere later in life.  The problem I run into is that the heal crit seemed to be the best route to get at first, but that's pretty much because I don't know what the other lines scale up to.  I am basing this off of the threads I see here primarily dealing with that line.Thanks for your help<div></div>

[jago quicksilver]

    this would be  a nice set of info, though i dont really know how possible it is... someone would have to have 50 AAs by level 20 to test this out, not to mention hundreds of play so they can respec dozens of times at every level to show the scaling <span>:smileysad:</span><div></div>

[jago quicksilver]

    i think that the INT line is the best to go down first, heal crits are good, but faster casting is better, especially since Divine Recovery is the last skill in the INT line, and its really good to save your [expletive haxx0red by Raijinn] no matter how you play (raids,groups or solo)<div></div>

[Sphinx1975]

Definitely INT AA.  I've found using the Divine Recovery useful in groups, solo, or raids. 

[Spider]

<DIV>accualy i started out with int line </DIV> <DIV>then i got a fantastic fabled flail and repeced to stamina </DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>omg knockdown,blur/throwback,stun for 1.9 seconds while doing a nice little chunk of divine damage is godlike </DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>ill get int but first ima master some stamina </DIV>

[shootnsco]

Interesting to see the INT line as a first pick.  Our cast times do seem to drag especially when you really need a heal *now*.As far as testing all the lines.  I am sure there has got to be some code somewhere that would tell you.  SOE has always been lame about letting it's customers know exactly what AA's do, I was hoping that they had learned from EQ1 a little more.  Although they did release the SWG expertise with definitive descriptions of each level of skills.<div></div>

[Kadurm]

<P>I remember there being a site that had them listed as you see them in game, but I dont think it's what you are looking for, as it only shows rank 1 in all the abilities, but at least its a start.</P> <P><A href="http://home.austin.rr.com/sstair/EQ2/AA/Cleric/" target=_blank>http://home.austin.rr.com/sstair/EQ2/AA/Cleric/</A> </P> <P>that is the link to the mouseover site just like in the game.</P>

[shootnsco]

<div><blockquote><hr>Kadurm wrote:<div></div> <p>I remember there being a site that had them listed as you see them in game, but I dont think it's what you are looking for, as it only shows rank 1 in all the abilities, but at least its a start.</p> <p><a href="http://home.austin.rr.com/sstair/EQ2/AA/Cleric/" target="_blank">http://home.austin.rr.com/sstair/EQ2/AA/Cleric/</a> </p> <p>that is the link to the mouseover site just like in the game.</p><hr></blockquote>Actually, that is close.  Truthfully, I was looking for one you could "build" with.  ie:  input a character level (70) and then click your skills up to see what effect you would get.  In all honesty, it is something that SOE should have built for people upon release of KoS.</div>