Things gained when leveling

[Mygicmeen]

Does anyone have a link to some statistics about just what happens when you level? You gain x amount of hp/mana? Do resists go up? Or is that a by product of just leveling itself? I.E. higher level just means it is easier to resist things in general, your actual resists aren't going up?

Obviously this is also probably class dependent as well..

[Jimjam]

Your hp per sta and mana per int/wis improves, your skill caps raise, your worn item caps (for AC and DMG) raise. Damage bonus also increases.

Resisting spells include a level check, so while your resist stats doesn't go up* you do get better at resisting spells. *that said I think warriors get a small boost to magic resist as they level up?

The wiki includes formula for your hp per stamina and mana per int/wis.

Some spells get more powerful with level, so that is another boost you might see.

[Mygicmeen]

Your hp per sta and mana per int/wis improves, your skill caps raise, your worn item caps (for AC and DMG) raise. Damage bonus also increases.

Resisting spells include a level check, so while your resist stats doesn't go up* you do get better at resisting spells. *that said I think warriors get a small boost to magic resist as they level up?

The wiki includes formula for your hp per stamina and mana per int/wis.

Some spells get more powerful with level, so that is another boost you might see.

I see under the game mechanics (https://wiki.project1999.com/Game_Mechanics#Descriptive_Statistics_and_the_EQ_M agic_System) section a list of sta (https://wiki.project1999.com/Game_Mechanics#Hitpoint_Calculation) conversion rates but nothing for mana. And I am having trouble finding the table for levels other than 60. Also is that just the ending formula? A magician will never see more than 2.4hp a lvl? And it is assumable at 58 the formulal could be 2.25 or some such?

[Jimjam]

Yea, I suppose base HP might also get better as well as the hp/sta.

Regarding sta/hp/level it's a linear relationship, so take the value on the table, divide by 60 and then multiply by the number of level you want to know the value for.

So, according to the table, at level 40 adding 70 sta would be 70*2.4/60*40.

I'm sure the wiki has the mana calculation somewhere. Best go edit it in when I have more time, but my toasted sandwich is ready!

For reference,Mana = (((Intelligence OR Wisdom)/ 5 ) + 2) * level + mana from magic items ... except only count int/wis up to 200. Each point after that only counts as 1 mana.

[Issar]

Some handy info here that may answer some of your questions:
http://wiki.project1999.com/Game_Mechanics