Prestige

1. Prestige System[edit | edit source]

1a. How to Prestige[edit | edit source]

• Prestige Vendor - Silverbrook 5e
• You can only prestige if you're a Noble Citizen.
• You must be level 1,000 to prestige.
• When you prestige you're reset to level 1.
• When you prestige the first time your skills are all set to 5.
• When you prestige none of your spells are lost, they stay with you every prestige.
• When you prestige the first time half of your build points are turned into coppers.
• When you prestige for the first time it will cost 500,000 gold.
• When you prestige for the second time it will cost 1,000,000 gold.

Your build points are set to a flat 30 build points per prestige.

1b. Prestige Skills[edit | edit source]

• With each prestige you'll unlock the next set of skills. e.g. Prestige 1 unlocks Veteran Skills (Skill 6)
• Each skill has an associated profession, skills within your profession cost 10 build points, skills outside of your profession cost 15 build points. Adventurers skills cost a flat 10 build points.

1c. Prestige Abilities[edit | edit source]

• For each level of prestige you will be able to choose permanent abilities. There is no cost for most abilities, you'll need the required skill and prestige levels in order to learn the ability.
• Abilities can be found in Avalon, Heroic Caves, Tunnels of Death, Holy Caves and Dragon Pit.

1d. Prestige Abilities[edit | edit source]

• Bleed: the enemy bleeds and loses 15% hp end of the round, you have an n% chance per hit, to apply bleeding to the enemy, the enemy cannot heal while bleeding.
• Amour Ignore: Adds another 'element' to your attack causing massive damage, if it activates on a target below 25% health it executed them
• Cleave: NEEDS EXPLAINING
• Stun: n% chance to stun meaning they cannot counter attack
• Shield Bash: NEEDS EXPLAING

1d. Prestige Spells[edit | edit source]

• For each level of prestige we will introduce new spells. These spells will vary by spell circle, and profession. These spells do not cost build points as they are find only.

2. Affects[edit | edit source]

3. Combat Spells[edit | edit source]

4. Mysticism[edit | edit source]

Free Will: will offer you a 50% chance to shrug the initial cast of a mysticism spell. It provides no benefits after you have been mysted Myst Resistance: will reduce the duration of the affect, the shorter the duration the better chance to shrug it.

Amulet of Free Will: Provides both Free Will and Myst Resistance Executioner's Axe: Provides only Free Will Khan Helmet: Provides only Free Will

Does free will stack?: No. Free will is a single affect and wearing multiple items with free will does not improve you chance to shrug

5. Melee Damage[edit | edit source]

Armor Rating AR is used to calculate the chance that an enemy strike hits your armor instead of you directly. An AR of 100 means 100% of the hits to you should be mitigated by armor. An AR of 50% means half of the attacks should be mitigated by armor.

Mitigation Damage against you is reduced if an enemy strike hits your armor. The damage mitigation value depends on the type of armor you are wearing:

So, if I am struck by a melee attack and it hits my armor and I am wearing plate armor, 35% of the damage will be eaten up. That's a lot!

Shields Shields are a special case. If your shield blocks an attack from an enemy, it will absorb a % of the damage equal to its armor rating. For example, if my shield has an AR of 10, then 10% of the damage will be mitigated. If the AR is 75%, then 75% of the damage will be mitigated!