UO Stratics states the following:
When casting a scroll, the game treats that scroll as if it were 2 spell Circles lower in order to determine chance of failure. (For example, if a player were to cast the 8th Circle spell Resurrection from a scroll in order to restore a fallen comrade to life, that player would have to be able to cast 6th Circle spells and would have a chance to cast that scroll equal to his success rate of castng spells of the 6th Circle.)
I was curious if this rule applies to UO Forever ruleset as well?
Example:
With 100 Magery, success % of a EV spell without the use of a spell scroll is 50%
If this rule applies, the spell would be considered a 6th circle spell for the consideration of success/failure, and if so, would the spell then have a 100% success.
Am I right in this interpretation, and does this apply on this shard's ruleset?
I plan to do my own testing of this, but I was curious to know if anyone had any information they would be able to share regarding this rule?
Thanks.
When casting a scroll, the game treats that scroll as if it were 2 spell Circles lower in order to determine chance of failure. (For example, if a player were to cast the 8th Circle spell Resurrection from a scroll in order to restore a fallen comrade to life, that player would have to be able to cast 6th Circle spells and would have a chance to cast that scroll equal to his success rate of castng spells of the 6th Circle.)
I was curious if this rule applies to UO Forever ruleset as well?
Example:
With 100 Magery, success % of a EV spell without the use of a spell scroll is 50%
If this rule applies, the spell would be considered a 6th circle spell for the consideration of success/failure, and if so, would the spell then have a 100% success.
Am I right in this interpretation, and does this apply on this shard's ruleset?
I plan to do my own testing of this, but I was curious to know if anyone had any information they would be able to share regarding this rule?
Thanks.
