Gah...reboots!

[crackwilly21]

Rolling stats for stone ranger.:

Max: Str: 24 Int: 16 Wis: 16 Dex: 16 Con: 24

Cur: Str: 8 Int: 16 Wis: 16 Dex: 16 Con: 24

[10] Cmds: help, end, roll, add, rem>

add str 10

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[Deykari]

Gah! Robots!

Dey

[Celerity]

I recommend filling up dex last, since str is a lot more useful at low ranks.

[Zrothum]

I do it the same way you do it crackwilly. Never had a problem or regrets.

[crackwilly21]

Werd, thats cause we're G's Zrothum.

[Mudder]

I max int/wis/con then put dex to 18, and put all the rest into str.

[Zrothum]

Werd' date=' thats cause we're G's Zrothum.[/quote']

I'm an oh gee.

[crackwilly21]

I go from right to left. Str is always the least of my priorities, cause all STR adds to is damage at low levels. con/dex/wis/and int give bonuses when you gain a level, so I max them outright.

[a-guitarist]

I always get con two under max. That way I can easily boost it with rings of life. Then it's Int, Wis, and a mix between Dex/Str.

a-g

[crackwilly21]

I never compromise CON...EVER.

[Zrothum]

Forevuh nevuh.

[Chromatic]

I always get all the mental stuff, first. Worry bout str a dex later. Usually go for a happy medium.

[Pali]

Was never given the impression that dex gains you extra hp/mana/moves at level... int/wis/con do, however. Always max those three with my roll, for evils/neuts get str to 2 under, rest goes into dex.

[Deykari]

I do similar what AG does. Int/Wis to max, con 2 under max for rings of life, then I max strength before dexterity. Then by the time I hit rank 10, I have the two trains to max con and remove the rings of life. That way, you have bigger strength to do a bit more damage in your lowbie hunting, but you still have maxed con.

Dey

[crackwilly21]

Dex gives you AC, which helps at lower ranks. Str eq is easy to find.

[Pali]

Oh, that's why you want dex? Dex eq is just as easy to find.

[Deykari]

Oh' date=' that's why you want dex? Dex eq is just as easy to find.[/quote']

Yeah, it is. I suppose at the end of the day it's each to their own. Same horse, different jockey and all that. Tat for tit. Same waffle, different sauce. Tit for tat. See you in another life, brother.

Dey