CHA for Necros - Does it matter?

[Castle2.0]

Lulls, charms, and a single mez. Does CHA do anything for necros?

What is the evidenced-based definitive answer?

[M.J.]

What is the evidenced-based definitive answer?

http://wiki.project1999.com/Vendor#Vendor_Pricing.2C_Charisma.2C_and_Faction

[Nuggie]

I believe necro spell checks are based off int. Only the devs know the answer for sure. Everyone else is going off second hand data at best.

[DMN]

Lulls, charms, and a single mez. Does CHA do anything for necros?

What is the evidenced-based definitive answer?

Cha should effect/improve:

Your chance to not critically lull fail.
Your chance to land screaming terror.
Your chance memory blur with screaming terror.

100% evidence it effects lull. Due to only being a small part of the of the equation for the others, it'shard to prove one way or other.

And i still contend that true classic cha should still effect charm, just have smaller influence for classes like necro/druid.

Edit: and this should be in the casters forum.

[dwikt96]

Cha does nothing for numb the dead/rest the dead etc, tested with 75cha/200cha on blue - 1/3 resist chance

[DMN]

Cha does nothing for numb the dead/rest the dead etc,

Sure it does.


tested with 75cha/200cha on blue - 1/3 resist chance

Yep it does nothing for resist rates, which aren't the same thing as critical lull fails.

[Jibartik]

does -cha affect anything for necro? fear duration? I wish -cha was as important for necro as cha is for enchanters. womp.

[uygi]

I anecdotally agree that CHA affects crit fail chance for undead lulls, even though everybody always tells me it doesn't... because only really good players use the undead lulls to serious effect, and "everybody" are not really good players...