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To enchant gear you need to have the spell [[Enchant Weapon]] or [[Enchant Armor]]. You can also use scrolls of the desired spells. | To enchant gear you need to have the spell [[Enchant Weapon]] or [[Enchant Armor]]. You can also use scrolls of the desired spells. | ||
| − | For maximum efficiency on enchanting you will need [[ | + | For maximum efficiency on enchanting you will need [[skill points]] trained in [[Spirit]] and [[Mind]] magic. |
==What it does== | ==What it does== | ||
Enchanting gives an added variable to reducing the WC of your opponent through adding a random variable to your AC between 0 and two times your total enchants. So if you have 3 items enchanted to +5 you will add between 0 and 30 to your AC. | Enchanting gives an added variable to reducing the WC of your opponent through adding a random variable to your AC between 0 and two times your total enchants. So if you have 3 items enchanted to +5 you will add between 0 and 30 to your AC. | ||
Revision as of 16:56, 27 December 2016
How to
To enchant gear you need to have the spell Enchant Weapon or Enchant Armor. You can also use scrolls of the desired spells.
For maximum efficiency on enchanting you will need skill points trained in Spirit and Mind magic.
What it does
Enchanting gives an added variable to reducing the WC of your opponent through adding a random variable to your AC between 0 and two times your total enchants. So if you have 3 items enchanted to +5 you will add between 0 and 30 to your AC.
