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| − | It's interesting that the mana can vary so greatly, but anyway the mystery of half-org gains is solved - Hor get -20% | + | It's interesting that the mana can vary so greatly, but anyway the mystery of half-org gains is solved - Hor probably get -20% same as Orc. |
-- [[User:WinterRose|WinterRose]] 12:10, 18 January 2012 (CST) | -- [[User:WinterRose|WinterRose]] 12:10, 18 January 2012 (CST) | ||
Revision as of 14:13, 18 January 2012
The eternal HOGathon of January 2012 seemed like a nice time to do this project. I took the 20 creatables, plus what remorted heroes or lords I had that could be descended or rebirthed into mages, and ran them all to lvl 50. The results are in there, but keep in mind that except for half-orcs, elves, drow, and humans which were ran 2 times (due to suspicious results), all the others were ran only once.
Sample size of 1 is not enough for anything, but deviation can be observed: due/dwf hp are for example 516/499, and drw/elf mana is 398/408, so we can assume all these numbers are accurate to the average within 10 points, be it HP or Mana. Of course 10 points on a total of 200 or 300 gains is quite a lot, but the whole experiment is just a guideline, and never intended to represent some very accurate data.
If you have some further insight, please add it in, though I do not expect anyone has atheist 999 mag data...
Enjoy!
-- WinterRose 15:46, 17 January 2012 (CST)
I rerun the orc 2 more times so the total three runs gave: 556/343, 573/305 and 564/329.
It's interesting that the mana can vary so greatly, but anyway the mystery of half-org gains is solved - Hor probably get -20% same as Orc.
-- WinterRose 12:10, 18 January 2012 (CST)
