Elysian Leggings  

 

Anything that has a Recommended Level will scale if you are below that recommended level. Most of the time, the scaling is linear, but certain items like Trio Jewelry have scripts which aren't linear. See http://nathrach.republicofnewhome.org/gizmotron/ for a trio jewelry calculated that will demonstrate the non-linearity of the scaling. Notice, it's not bad until you go more than 5 levels below the rec. level, then the stats drop off dramatically.

You can also use http://lucy.allakhzam.com/ to see items they would be at different levels, by putting your level in the level text box and hitting enter.

In-game, you can see max stats by pressing the Modified button on the item display window to make it Unmodified.

Yther Ore.

Find a halfling gm tailor and have them make you a full set of stormreaper boned armor. stats are about 1 less then elysian and no need to camp there until your high enough.





Daplane 55 Druid
Jeevess 65 Druid


Edited, Wed Jun 30 08:27:29 2004

theres 7wis on these as well. they're actually pretty sweet.

Thinking positive about the nerf,

it used to be int only so in that aspect it's a huge improvement towards original stats. Te ac is nice but the druidskill is not to get hit too often and kite them nicely too death. After now having taken a couple of them, the strategy of not getting hit comes into 1st place no matter how high ac is they still hit around 150. And soloing these mobs means often 00m kiting despite having c3. Epic weap would be real cool to have for this situation, but luckily there are elder spiristist vambraces.

Now what about the int? I've been working a bit with int increasing stats on a product close to trivial. (halas meatpies) and though i've never seen it documented the succesrate seems to be a bit higher when int is increased. Now i did for testing 2 stacks per test. in the folowing order high int, low int, low int, high int. My wis was stable at 206 and my int was 143 and 151. on the high int succesrate was approx 75-80% and on low int it was 70%. (got one skillpoint somewhere during 3rd test wich was with high int.

Conclusion for me is that int does seem to matter for druids but apperently only during tradeskills.
(Note testing methology is not very good and contain too few samples to be truly representative)

Another benefit of the high int, despite it's trivial, is that raising our int means we can drink more before getting totally intoxicated

The only downside of this set, is that it doesn't affect DR. But that's something i gladly suffer for the rest of the stats.

Well i can just say if these legs helped me live longer yesterday when bridge keeper and 5 other mobs trained my group in Chardok it was really nothing i noticed in the 5 sec i lived :-)

I must still say i like these legs and dont plane on changing them anytime soon :-)

The ac. The stamina. The hit points. These are DAMN nice for a druid. I am not that preoccupied with 255wisdom atm. Would rather keep my wisdom at around 200 and get better ac (this is HUGE ac for a druid)

As for the reason why no wisdom. Why the hell are we getting 13charisma boots from Thurg armour quests? Or 15dex boots from SS? From what I can figure Verant is just trying to round off all the stats for a "better" all rounded charactures.

Another thing we should be looking at is some of the new items from places like Maiden Eye or The Grey. range slots with 15wisdom, face items with 9wisdom. If you're even close to being able to get these legs then you can easally get those items. Need multiple groups to get to this mob (get so many adds just getting to him it aint even funny), where as in teh grey or maiden eye you need one (two max)