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According to PoE "Might represents a character's physical and spiritual strength". @silent winter: 18 (19) is as strong as humanly possible, so it was either Arnie or my dad.

But in PoE, 'Might=3' is not the might of a toddler but of a weaker adventurer - these are not D&D numbers, these are a new scale with less severe swings than seen in (A)D&D (though having movement penalties for wearing heavy armour with low might could be a good idea). So there is one scale for "adventurers" and one for the peasents? Is there a source for this? If 10 is the average -' might' for example- and 18 (19) is Arnold Schwarzenegger, someone with a 'might' of 3 should crumble under his own equipment. Similarly, an adventurer with an 'Intellect' of 3 shouldn't be allowed to adventure without a carer and protective headgear (so no godlikes).

When a Fighter with the "might" of a toddler and the "dexterity" of a geriatric makes a great tank it breaks all immersion. We need restrictions on item use - no heavy armor for weak chars, for example - and no stat should be lower than 7 without the char having to deal with major penalties. Of course this is a single player game so i see your point, it just seems silly to me. This will always be an issue with the AI, which does not have the ability to realize that the Fighter you described above is an awful tank since it is not a threat. This isn't a problem with the attributes; all that's needed is for enemy units to take your Fighter's weak, most likely grazing disengagement attacks to get to the real threats and players will be forced to cover for their min/maxed characters or pay. Such a clumsy and weak char shouldn't be able to move in heavy armor, nevermind swinging a heavy weapon or blocking a strong attack, it has nothing to do with the ai. But again: it's singleplayer, use dumpstats if you want, i won't.

When a Fighter with the "might" of a toddler and the "dexterity" of a geriatric makes a great tank it breaks all immersion. We need restrictions on item use - no heavy armor for weak chars, for example - and no stat should be lower than 7 without the char having to deal with major penalties. Of course this is a single player game so i see your point, it just seems silly to me.

I'm in the sanitarium right now with the main quest, will try to get there later, thank you guys!

Heard you have to go to Cliaban Rilag during the main quest - is there another way or do you have to go through drywood crossing?

Thanks for the replies guys! But at the chapel is only the help of the priest who says that the priest himself (Beomar?) is out of town. What now?

Hi, i hope this is the right forum for my question. I tried every exit of Drywood Crossing to get to Cliaban Rilag but it doesn't show on the world map. I looked it up on guides and it says you have to take the one in the Northwest. Can anybody help me? Thanks