Thanks for advice, is there a specific reason why dexterity is low in both builds?

Because it does not give you as much benefit as high might (damage), perception (accuracy!!!) + interrupt and intelligence (duration of buffs and cc area of effect of debuff and spells). And you cast delirious alacrity of motion on yourself anyways first thing in any big battle and later once you get spell mastery of it once every encounter. That being said Dex should not be negative. Perception is the most important Stat for wizard as you want to land that cc debuff on a tough target. At level 12 my wizards accuracy by default without buffs is sitting at 94. She did all the major cc in the game alpine dragon = petrified, radiant spore = petrified etc.

 

Thanks for advice, is there a specific reason why dexterity is low in both builds?

Because it does not give you as much benefit as high might (damage), perception (accuracy!!!) + interrupt and intelligence (duration of buffs and cc area of effect of debuff and spells). And you cast delirious alacrity of motion on yourself anyways first thing in any big battle and later once you get spell mastery of it once every encounter. That being said Dex should not be negative. Perception is the most important Stat for wizard as you want to land that cc debuff on a tough target. At level 12 my wizards accuracy by default without buffs is sitting at 94. She did all the major cc in the game alpine dragon = petrified, radiant spore = petrified etc.

 

 

Yeah, whether it's spellcasters or warriors, all the Might in the world means nothing if you can't hit anything.  It's why I went out of my way to run with a very high PER on my current party's Rogue PC.  And when it comes to deciding which items to equip, I've been prioritizing PER items on all of my characters.