It's easy to test too; try it before and after you respec, and before and after you do kings. Or take something with a big +sta boost and figure out how much you should get before and after adding it.
It won't let you get 0.5 stam, or 5 hp as a result of having 0.5 stam.
If you use your numbers for 350 hp instead, you'll see that (35-27)/27 is 0.296, i.e. quite a bit past the multiplicative version of events.
Conclusion: You can't reliably base your conclusions on such a small change in stam. _________________
Shaeis
Sat Nov 17, 2007 6:44 am
That's right.
So when i'll respec tank i'll check this point.
But it's 26% or 28.26%, not others intermediates values nop?
So here 340/270 it's 26%
To have 28.26% we need 34.6302 stam.
Logically 346 pv is different of 340pv, particulary on 1800+ hp.
I thinks it's true that is 26%, but i'll check that with a large change in stam.
just take off all your gear... much cheaper than respecing.
(note any +150 chest enchants)
or better yet, have a priest give you fort... anything near 100 stamina should give you a good enough idea of the % increase. _________________ Dwarf Pali on Ner'Zhul
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