
February 24th, 2004, 01:56 PM
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Re: Magic Resistance Formula?
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Originally posted by Zapmeister:
Has anyone figured out the odds of success of a spell cast with penetration P that has found a target of magic resistance R ?
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My guess is it's (10 + P + 1D6oe) vs (R + magic bonus + 1D6oe).
1D6oe = 1 six-sided die, open-ended.
P = attacker's penetration, includes bonuses from items + (extra magic skill / 2)
R = defender's MR, includes bonuses from items or spells like Iron Will.
magic bonus: applies if the target's is skilled in the path that's used against it - eg, a nature mage will resist Charm better, an astral mage will resist Soul Slay better. I'd say this bonus is magic skill / 2 (rounded up?), but it's just a guess (hard to test thoroughly because of the open-ended random factor).
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