Power pool?

[Griefmast]

<DIV>I cant seem to find this, can anyone tell me what stat directly reflects our power pool? For wizards its intelligence and priests its wisdom, but how about pally's? Sorry for the noob question.</DIV>

[Rocksthemic]

Someone correct me if I am wrong.... but last I knew our power pool was 75% determined by strength, 25% by wisdom. Thundaarr Unrest <Nightcap> <div></div>

[Supernova17]

Crusaders use STR for their power pool just like all other fighters, but because of the large ammounts of spells and power usage in the Crusaders abilities, they recieve a secondary power stat, Wisdom, at a lower ratio of power per stat. Crusaders innately have more power than Warriors and Brawlers. <div></div>

[OrcSlayer96]

<BR> <BLOCKQUOTE> <HR> Griefmaster wrote:<BR> <DIV>I cant seem to find this, can anyone tell me what stat directly reflects our power pool? For wizards its intelligence and priests its wisdom, but how about pally's? Sorry for the noob question.</DIV><BR> <HR> </BLOCKQUOTE> <P>As it is currently 1 point of Strength equals 2.8 points of power and 1 point of Wisdom equals 1.8 points of power for a grand total of 4.6 points of power for 1 point of stregnth and wisdom spent.  On paper that should allow us to have more power than warriors(2 stats that gain full power benefits till 420 in stats then diminished amounts after versus wariorers that have 1 stat that diminishes at 100 then 200 then 420 at different stages.).  The problem i have with this is either we are capped at the total amount of power we can acrue from having our 2 stats close or above 420, versus the single stat warriors or we are not getting the bonus as much as we think when hit the 300 plus stat in either strength or wisdom.    </P> <P>I am still on the side that we need to have another boost in our native power and have wisdom boosted to same amount as strength to compensate for lesser health and power for our range attacks that others used range weapons for.<BR></P>