September 6, 201510 yr I've red many opinions about INT stat influence for Chants and Invocations, but mostly they were contrary. So for confirmation: -INT influences for AoE/Duration of Invocations -INT influences for AoE of Chants+ Duration of lingering time only Chants(phrase) And second question: whats is AoE for chants,UI doesn't shows this, so how to calculate it(influence of raising INT per 1 ) or maybe there is less or more standard radius( someone was writting about 6 m) for AoE of chants?I've made gun chanter and after that, I had noticed that my chants dont get to enemies, couse when I'm shooting I'm not close enough to foes. Edited September 6, 201510 yr by Gs11
September 6, 201510 yr INT should increase the AoE of chants, correct. The AoE is large, but it does have its limits. To maximize it, I like to give my chanters an item with Over...something. Oversee? It's an enchantment that increases AoE. Couple of rings have it, or you could steal Aloth's armor to get it. In more spread-out battles, my chanter Watcher often ends up moving toward the center of the battlefield, to get as many allies and enemies as possible within radius. I stream every Friday at 9pm EST: http://www.twitch.tv/ladaarehn Currently streaming: KOTOR 2. Pillars of Eternity homebrew tabletop thread: https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/84662-pillars-of-eternity-homebrew-wip/
September 6, 201510 yr Author INT should increase the AoE of chants, correct. The AoE is large, but it does have its limits. To maximize it, I like to give my chanters an item with Over...something. Oversee? It's an enchantment that increases AoE. Couple of rings have it, or you could steal Aloth's armor to get it. In more spread-out battles, my chanter Watcher often ends up moving toward the center of the battlefield, to get as many allies and enemies as possible within radius. what about -INT influences for AoE/Duration of Invocations,Summons ? -INT influences for AoE of Chants, ok , and Duration of lingering time only Chants(phrase) also?
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