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EVALUATING INTELLIGENCE
A talented spellcaster can recognize a dangerous opponent by the glint of intelligence in his or her eyes. With the Evaluate Intelligence skill, you can size up your opponents before combat, and add to the destructive power of your spells.
Using Evaluate Intelligence
To use the Evaluate Intelligence skill to evaluate the Intelligence of a player:
Click the blue gem next to the skill on your skill list.
Target the person you wish to evaluate.
If successful, you are given a description of your target’s mental capacity based on the responses below.
| Intelligence |
Comment |
| 1-9 |
Slightly less than a rock |
| 10-19 |
Fairly stupid |
| 20-29 |
Not the brightest |
| 30-39 |
About average |
| 40-49 |
Moderately intelligent |
| 50-59 |
Very intelligent |
| 60-69 |
Extremely intelligent |
| 70-79 |
Extraordinarily intelligent |
| 80-89 |
Like a formidable intellect, well beyond even the extraordinary |
| 90-99 |
Like a definite genius |
| 100+ |
Superhumanly intelligent in a manner you cannot comprehend |
Evaluate Intelligence is also involved in calculating the potential damage done by mages. When you cast a spell, the potential damage is calculated based on several factors, such as the spell, its circle, your ability, etc. (call this base damage). The damage then gets scaled based on the mage’s Evaluate Intelligence. At 0 Eval Int, the damage is actually reduced by 70%. At 50 Eval Int, the damage is reduced by 25%. At approximately 78 skill, Eval Int has no effect, and beyond that it provides a bonus, up to a 20% bonus at Grandmaster and a 38% bonus at Legendary.
Additional Information
Professional Title: Scholar
Skill Used by: Skill list (active) casting Mage spells (passive)
Trainers: City Mage, Gambler, Judge, Mage Guildmaster, Mage Shopkeeper, Magincia Councilmember, Mayor, Monk, Scribe, Wandering Mage
Primary Stat: Intelligence
Secondary Stat: Strength
Handy Additional Skill for Scholars:
Anatomy — With skill in Anatomy, you can assess your target’s physical strength in addition to mental prowess.
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Updated January 31, 2008
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