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![]() I have a caster that I just want to load up with stuff and the only thing I care about is: I don't want their movement speed affected. Would I max str first and then agi? Or max Agi, then Str?
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![]() Strength increases the amount of weight you can carry before you are encumbered and take penalties to your movement speed. Agility does not interact with encumbrance as far as I am aware. So if the goal is to load a character up with gear and prevent loss of movement speed, go for as much strength as possible.
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![]() That's from the encumbrance,it's just an agility penalty.
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![]() If you really plan on loading a toon to a very encumbered level,make sure they have a sow pot or j boots
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![]() or just make a bard and get it to level 5 for selos
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![]() Having a level 5 Bard mule in EC wearing custom dyed fine plate is both practical and satisfying.
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![]() My needs have surpassed what my lvl 5 bard can do. I’m trying to make a hybrid mule/farmer that stays adjacent to EC for farm, but can still bounce back into EC for linking WTS’s. My bard is still better for holding massive plat for a big tunnel purchase. I think the tunnel bard is better for purchases but the mule/farmer is better for doing some +pp in between WTS links.
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Last edited by hagglebaby; 08-21-2024 at 11:21 PM..
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