Ring of intelligence - Revision history

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	{{flavour\|A ring that increases the intelligence of its wearer.}}		{{flavour\|A ring that increases the intelligence of its wearer.}}

	A '''+6 ring of intelligence''' ~~affects~~ the [[intelligence]] of the wearer.		A '''+6 ring of intelligence''' increases the [[intelligence]] of the wearer by 6.

	==Desirability==		==Desirability==

2023-07-24T17:43:54Z

there's no need to explain the nitty gritty, it's too much

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	==Desirability==		==Desirability==
	Good for spellcasters. ~~Having~~ +6 intelligence ~~has the following effects:~~		Good for spellcasters. While +6 intelligence will always be worse than a [[ring of wizardry]] for decreasing failure rate, intelligence also increases [[spell power]]. Having more power means that spells are more effective, which is always useful.
	* Reduces [[~~spell failure]] by an amount equal to <1 level~~ of ~~each spell school>, when excluding [[Spellcasting~~]] ~~itself.~~
	* Increases [[spell power]]. Power is multiplied by <code>Int / 10</code>, ~~where +6~~ intelligence ~~adds to this factor. Note that this is before a~~ [[~~Spell_Power#Step_down\|stepdown]].~~
	~~For~~ spell ~~failure, a [[ring of wizardry~~]] ~~is always better, but wizardry has no effect on power~~. Having more power means that spells are more effective, which is always useful.

	~~They're nearly useless for characters who don't cast spells, except~~ to prevent [[stat zero]] from intelligence ~~drain~~.		Can also be used to prevent [[stat zero]] from having 0 intelligence. Other than that, it's useless for those who can't cast spells.

	==History==		==History==

2023-07-20T10:57:33Z

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	A '''+6 ring of intelligence''' affects the [[intelligence]] of the wearer.		A '''+6 ring of intelligence''' affects the [[intelligence]] of the wearer.

	==Desirability==		==Desirability==
	~~These rings are highly prized~~ by ~~spellcasters~~ of ~~all kinds for increasing~~ [[~~spell success~~]] ~~and~~ [[spell power\|~~power~~]]. They're nearly useless for characters who don't cast spells, except ~~as a way~~ to ~~keep intelligence above~~ [[stat ~~zero\|~~zero]] ~~while recovering~~ from ~~attribute~~ drain.		Good for spellcasters. Having +6 intelligence has the following effects:
			* Reduces [[spell failure]] by an amount equal to <1 level of each spell school>, when excluding [[Spellcasting]] itself.
			* Increases [[spell power]]. Power is multiplied by <code>Int / 10</code>, where +6 intelligence adds to this factor. Note that this is before a [[Spell_Power#Step_down\|stepdown]].
			For spell failure, a [[ring of wizardry]] is always better, but wizardry has no effect on power. Having more power means that spells are more effective, which is always useful.

			They're nearly useless for characters who don't cast spells, except to prevent [[stat zero]] from intelligence drain.

	==History==		==History==

2022-08-19T22:31:41Z

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	==Desirability==		==Desirability==
	These rings are highly prized by spellcasters of all kinds for increasing [[spell success]] and [[spell power\|power]]. They're nearly useless for characters who don't cast spells, except as a way to keep intelligence above zero while recovering from attribute drain.		These rings are highly prized by spellcasters of all kinds for increasing [[spell success]] and [[spell power\|power]]. They're nearly useless for characters who don't cast spells, except as a way to keep intelligence above [[stat zero\|zero]] while recovering from attribute drain.

	==History==		==History==

2022-08-19T20:08:41Z

rings with -int are no more

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	{{flavour\|A ring that increases ~~or decreases~~ the ~~mental ability~~ of its wearer~~, depending on its degree of enchantment~~.}}		{{flavour\|A ring that increases the intelligence of its wearer.}}

	A '''+6 ring of intelligence''' affects the [[intelligence]] of the wearer.		A '''+6 ring of intelligence''' affects the [[intelligence]] of the wearer.

2022-08-18T17:06:31Z

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	==Desirability==		==Desirability==
	These rings are highly prized by spellcasters of all kinds ~~since they reduce [[spell hunger]] while~~ increasing [[spell success]] and [[spell power\|power]]. They're nearly useless for characters who don't cast spells, except as a way to keep intelligence above zero while recovering from attribute drain.		These rings are highly prized by spellcasters of all kinds for increasing [[spell success]] and [[spell power\|power]]. They're nearly useless for characters who don't cast spells, except as a way to keep intelligence above zero while recovering from attribute drain.

	==History==		==History==