Ring of strength - Revision history

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	A '''+6 ring of strength''' boosts the [[strength]] of the wearer.		A '''+6 ring of strength''' boosts the [[strength]] of the wearer by 6.

	==Desirability==		==Desirability==
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	===Comparison to Slaying===		===Comparison to Slaying===
	Every point of strength adds a +2.5% multiplier to your base damage, or a 15% boost from a base ring of strength. For the sole purpose of weapon damage: if <code><weapon base dmg> * <[[Weapon damage#Damage formula\|skill]] ~~multipliers~~></code> is above 26.7, then +6 strength offers more damage than a +4 [[ring of slaying]]. Overall, 1 strength = <code>0.025 * <base dmg> * <skill multiplier></code> slaying.		Every point of strength adds a +2.5% multiplier to your base damage, or a 15% boost from a base ring of strength. For the sole purpose of weapon damage: if <code><weapon base dmg> * <[[Weapon damage#Damage formula\|skill multipliers]]></code> is above 26.7, then +6 strength offers more damage than a +4 [[ring of slaying]]. Overall, 1 strength = <code>0.025 * <base dmg> * <skill multiplier></code> slaying.

	Note that each stat has its other bonuses: strength reduces [[encumbrance]] of armour and shields. Slaying increases accuracy, which is good for [[dexterity]]-based weapons too. Also, slaying can be better when considering [[auxiliary attack]]s (both strength and slaying boost aux attacks, but as aux attacks usually have low base damage, slaying becomes relatively better.)		Note that each stat has its other bonuses: strength reduces [[encumbrance]] of armour and shields. Slaying increases accuracy, which is good for [[dexterity]]-based weapons too. Also, slaying can be better when considering [[auxiliary attack]]s (both strength and slaying boost aux attacks, but as aux attacks usually have low base damage, slaying becomes relatively better.)

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	==Desirability==		==Desirability==
	Decently high. Strength boosts the damage of most weapons, and reduces the encumbrance of both [[encumbrance rating\|armour]] and [[shields]]. A ring of strength is a good find for early characters wearing heavy armour. ~~However~~, resistance-boosting ~~rings~~ may be more useful ~~as you go through the game~~.		Decently high. Strength boosts the damage of most weapons, and reduces the encumbrance of both [[encumbrance rating\|armour]] and [[shields]]. Overall, a ring of strength is a good find for early characters wearing heavy armour. As you progress through the game, however, a resistance-boosting ring may be more useful.

	===Comparison to Slaying===		===Comparison to Slaying===
	Every point of strength adds a +2.5% multiplier to your base damage, or a 15% boost from a base ring of strength. For the sole purpose of weapon damage: if <code><weapon base dmg> * <[[Weapon damage#Damage formula\|skill]] multipliers></code> is above 26.7, then +6 strength offers more damage than a +4 [[ring of slaying]]. Overall, 1 strength = <code>0.025 * <base dmg> * <skill></code> slaying.		Every point of strength adds a +2.5% multiplier to your base damage, or a 15% boost from a base ring of strength. For the sole purpose of weapon damage: if <code><weapon base dmg> * <[[Weapon damage#Damage formula\|skill]] multipliers></code> is above 26.7, then +6 strength offers more damage than a +4 [[ring of slaying]]. Overall, 1 strength = <code>0.025 * <base dmg> * <skill multiplier></code> slaying.

	Note that each stat has its other bonuses: strength reduces [[encumbrance]] of armour and shields. Slaying increases accuracy, which is good for [[dexterity]]-based weapons too. Also, slaying can be better ~~if you have good~~ [[auxiliary attack]]s (~~while~~ strength ~~also boosts~~ aux attacks, ~~they~~ usually have low base damage, so slaying ~~gives more benefit~~).		Note that each stat has its other bonuses: strength reduces [[encumbrance]] of armour and shields. Slaying increases accuracy, which is good for [[dexterity]]-based weapons too. Also, slaying can be better when considering [[auxiliary attack]]s (both strength and slaying boost aux attacks, but as aux attacks usually have low base damage, slaying becomes relatively better.)

	==History==		==History==

Hordes: /* Comparison to Slaying */

2023-08-23T03:28:16Z

Comparison to Slaying

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	Every point of strength adds a +2.5% multiplier to your base damage, or a 15% boost from a base ring of strength. For the sole purpose of weapon damage: if <code><weapon base dmg> * <[[Weapon damage#Damage formula\|skill]] multipliers></code> is above 26.7, then +6 strength offers more damage than a +4 [[ring of slaying]]. Overall, 1 strength = <code>0.025 * <base dmg> * <skill></code> slaying.		Every point of strength adds a +2.5% multiplier to your base damage, or a 15% boost from a base ring of strength. For the sole purpose of weapon damage: if <code><weapon base dmg> * <[[Weapon damage#Damage formula\|skill]] multipliers></code> is above 26.7, then +6 strength offers more damage than a +4 [[ring of slaying]]. Overall, 1 strength = <code>0.025 * <base dmg> * <skill></code> slaying.

	Note that each stat has its other bonuses: strength reduces [[encumbrance]] of armour and shields. Slaying increases accuracy, which is good for [[dexterity]]-based weapons too. Also, slaying can be better if you have good [[auxiliary attack]]s (while strength boosts aux attacks, they usually have low base damage).		Note that each stat has its other bonuses: strength reduces [[encumbrance]] of armour and shields. Slaying increases accuracy, which is good for [[dexterity]]-based weapons too. Also, slaying can be better if you have good [[auxiliary attack]]s (while strength also boosts aux attacks, they usually have low base damage, so slaying gives more benefit).

	==History==		==History==

imported>Ge0ff: reword; "slaying increases the strength of dexterity weapons" is technically correct, but a bit confusing

2023-07-28T16:15:02Z

reword; "slaying increases the strength of dexterity weapons" is technically correct, but a bit confusing

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	Every point of strength adds a +2.5% multiplier to your base damage, or a 15% boost from a base ring of strength. For the sole purpose of weapon damage: if <code><weapon base dmg> * <[[Weapon damage#Damage formula\|skill]] multipliers></code> is above 26.7, then +6 strength offers more damage than a +4 [[ring of slaying]]. Overall, 1 strength = <code>0.025 * <base dmg> * <skill></code> slaying.		Every point of strength adds a +2.5% multiplier to your base damage, or a 15% boost from a base ring of strength. For the sole purpose of weapon damage: if <code><weapon base dmg> * <[[Weapon damage#Damage formula\|skill]] multipliers></code> is above 26.7, then +6 strength offers more damage than a +4 [[ring of slaying]]. Overall, 1 strength = <code>0.025 * <base dmg> * <skill></code> slaying.

	Note that each stat has its other bonuses: strength reduces [[encumbrance]] of armour and shields. Slaying increases accuracy, ~~and also increases the strength of~~ [[dexterity]] weapons. Also, slaying can be better if you have good [[auxiliary attack]]s (while strength boosts aux attacks, they usually have low base damage).		Note that each stat has its other bonuses: strength reduces [[encumbrance]] of armour and shields. Slaying increases accuracy, which is good for [[dexterity]]-based weapons too. Also, slaying can be better if you have good [[auxiliary attack]]s (while strength boosts aux attacks, they usually have low base damage).

	==History==		==History==

Hordes: /* Comparison to Slaying */ fix formula

2023-07-27T19:29:24Z

Comparison to Slaying: fix formula

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	===Comparison to Slaying===		===Comparison to Slaying===
	Every point of strength adds a +2.5% multiplier to your base damage, or a 15% boost from a base ring of strength. For the sole purpose of weapon damage: if <code><weapon base dmg> * <[[Weapon damage#Damage formula\|skill]] multipliers></code> is above 26.7, then +6 strength offers more damage than a +4 [[ring of slaying]]. Overall, 1 strength = <code><base dmg> * <skill</code> slaying.		Every point of strength adds a +2.5% multiplier to your base damage, or a 15% boost from a base ring of strength. For the sole purpose of weapon damage: if <code><weapon base dmg> * <[[Weapon damage#Damage formula\|skill]] multipliers></code> is above 26.7, then +6 strength offers more damage than a +4 [[ring of slaying]]. Overall, 1 strength = <code>0.025 * <base dmg> * <skill></code> slaying.

	Note that each stat has its other bonuses: strength reduces [[encumbrance]] of armour and shields. Slaying increases accuracy, and also increases the strength of [[dexterity]] weapons. Also, slaying can be better if you have good [[auxiliary attack]]s (while strength boosts aux attacks, they usually have low base damage).		Note that each stat has its other bonuses: strength reduces [[encumbrance]] of armour and shields. Slaying increases accuracy, and also increases the strength of [[dexterity]] weapons. Also, slaying can be better if you have good [[auxiliary attack]]s (while strength boosts aux attacks, they usually have low base damage).