int levels at mid 40's

Jethro · 09-23-2005, 06:28 PM

I'm by no means maxed out but have decent gear, including stein of moggok for +14 int boost, Navigator gloves, etc. My int is like 185 MAX, with every little trick I got. I checked a wizard two levels higher than me and his was in the 270's. He was not grouped so I assume it was all self buffed. Is there really this big a disparity between warlock and wizard int levels now?

wesbarlow · 09-23-2005, 06:48 PM

I'm a 51 warlock on grobb and my int is around 270ish. wizzies still have their own int/str buff. i've found difficulty in maintaining str enough to carry my own equipment when tryin to get my int up because a lot of items either have int or str or if they have str the int blows on the item. Personally i have a few high int items i keep on me so when i pop into a group and get a str buff i throw on my higher end int gear and i can get to around 280 or so now. wizzies should have more int though self buffed because of that buff they have for it if they're wearing the same gear as a warlock. crazy as it sounds i've put vivid seal back in my toolbar to give me around 12 extra int (dont have the numbers in front of me. that's just a ballpark estimate). Another warlock in my guild though has about 100 int less then i do because me focuses more on agility then int so he can take a few hits. but post patch when i took off most of my low int/high agi stuff i lost about 1% of my evade and with our paper armor that doesn't really matter. i'll take the damage over the 1% evade stuff...but that's just me. In a group though if i'm the only caster my int with everyone else's buffs easily gets over 400 and if i throw a potion in there i can get close to 450 or so

Magiocracy · 09-23-2005, 06:49 PM

Remember that Wizards get an INT buff that Warlock's don't, so I'm guessing that accounts for at least 30+ of the difference. Other than that - speciality food and clicky rings can also add 20+ The rest...down to gear no doubt. There's also lots of easy to get +INT gear in the early parts of DoF as well (+15 earring/+14 gloves/+12 belt).

Soefje · 09-23-2005, 08:05 PM

Don't forget potions, the t4 potion buff is +23.

09-23-2005, 06:48 PM	#2
wesbarlow Loremaster Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 81	I'm a 51 warlock on grobb and my int is around 270ish. wizzies still have their own int/str buff. i've found difficulty in maintaining str enough to carry my own equipment when tryin to get my int up because a lot of items either have int or str or if they have str the int blows on the item. Personally i have a few high int items i keep on me so when i pop into a group and get a str buff i throw on my higher end int gear and i can get to around 280 or so now. wizzies should have more int though self buffed because of that buff they have for it if they're wearing the same gear as a warlock. crazy as it sounds i've put vivid seal back in my toolbar to give me around 12 extra int (dont have the numbers in front of me. that's just a ballpark estimate). Another warlock in my guild though has about 100 int less then i do because me focuses more on agility then int so he can take a few hits. but post patch when i took off most of my low int/high agi stuff i lost about 1% of my evade and with our paper armor that doesn't really matter. i'll take the damage over the 1% evade stuff...but that's just me. In a group though if i'm the only caster my int with everyone else's buffs easily gets over 400 and if i throw a potion in there i can get close to 450 or so __________________

09-23-2005, 06:49 PM	#3
Magiocracy Loremaster Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 481	Remember that Wizards get an INT buff that Warlock's don't, so I'm guessing that accounts for at least 30+ of the difference. Other than that - speciality food and clicky rings can also add 20+ The rest...down to gear no doubt. There's also lots of easy to get +INT gear in the early parts of DoF as well (+15 earring/+14 gloves/+12 belt). __________________

09-23-2005, 06:28 PM	#1
Jethro Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 24	I'm by no means maxed out but have decent gear, including stein of moggok for +14 int boost, Navigator gloves, etc. My int is like 185 MAX, with every little trick I got. I checked a wizard two levels higher than me and his was in the 270's. He was not grouped so I assume it was all self buffed. Is there really this big a disparity between warlock and wizard int levels now?

09-23-2005, 08:05 PM	#4
Soefje Loremaster Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 302	Don't forget potions, the t4 potion buff is +23.