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Originally Posted by magnetaress
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All you are doing is testing avoidance agi does fuck all for avoidance. Every one has basically the same avoidance.
Now test mitigation or total damage taken.
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It would be nice to find how negligible the effect on agi is for avoidance. Seems I'd need a way larger sample to get meaningful results.
As to mitigation, the below is meaningless due to small sample size, but here is how that decaying skeleton smacked down the empty inventory un armed unarmoured max defence level 1 warriors (dwarf and woodelf). The table shows the different damage values, how often they occurred, and what % of the hits were this damage.
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75 Agi:
dmg | f | %
4 | 8 | 5.0
3 | 38 | 23.9
2 | 38 | 23.9
1 | 75 | 47.7
125 Agi:
dmg | f | %
4 | 4 | 8.5
3 | 11 | 23.4
2 | 11 | 23.4
1 | 21 | 44.7
Entertainingly as well as having better avoidance the dwarf also had better mitigation.
A statistician may disagree, I think at this point I have conclusively proved elves are pansies, and having 50 more agi than a dwarf does nothing to stop this.