Riltus
01-13-2018, 09:11 PM
THIS ENCHANT FORMULA HAS BEEN DEPRECATED.
See http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?120230-Spring-spectacular-925 for additional information.
The base penalty for every enchant is -100. With each successive tier there is an additional penalty derived from the sequence of integers squared -{2^2, 3^2, 4^2...20^2} added to the base. Eg., an enchant with a starting bonus of +25 has a base penalty of -100 plus an additional penalty of -144 (12^2) for a total penalty of -244. A surcharge is added for items with special/enhanced properties. The usual suspects (encumbrance, injuries, low heath, low spirit etc) will reduce the endroll. The encumbrance penalty is -2 points per 1% encumbered body weight.
ENCHANT FORMULA
Level + (AUR + LOG + INT bonuses) + Wizard Base Ranks (see note 1) + (MjE ranks/2) + (MnE ranks/2) + (EMC ranks/2) + (Arcane Symbol ranks/4) + (MIU ranks/4) + Workshop Bonus (see note 2) + Familiar (see note 3) + Material Difficulty + Enchant Penalty + d100 roll
An endroll of +101 will result in a successful enchant excluding the random 3% final step failure.
Note 1: Wizard Base ranks
* Ranks up to level: +2 per rank
* Ranks above level to (1.5 * level): 1.5 per rank
* Ranks above (1.5 * level): +1 per rank
Note 2: Workshop (location)
* Public workshop: +40
* CHE/Wizard Guild workshop: +60
* Private workshop: +80
* Earthnode: no bonus
* Non-node: -40 penalty
Note 3: Familiar
* Familiar called and present in room with wizard: +20
* Familiar called and not present in room with wizard: -20
* Familiar not called: +0 (no bonus/penalty)
ENCHANT PENALTY TABLE
Starting Bonus|Destination Bonus|Enchant Penalty
-20|-15|-136
-15|-10|-116
-10|-5|-104
-5|0|-100
0, 1, 2|5, 6, 7|-104
3, 4|8, 9|-109
5, 6, 7|10, 11, 12|-116
8, 9|13, 14|-125
10, 11, 12|15, 16, 17|-136
13, 14|18, 19|-149
15, 16, 17|20, 21, 22|-164
18, 19|23, 24|-181
20, 21, 22|25, 26, 27|-200
23, 24|28, 29|-221
25, 26, 27|30, 31, 32|-244
28, 29|33, 34|-269
30, 31, 32|35, 36, 37|-296
33, 34|38, 39|-325
35, 36, 37|40, 41, 42|-356
38, 39|43, 44|-389
40, 41, 42|45, 46, 47|-424
43,44|48, 49|-461
45|50|-500
Note: Robert, (Peregrinefalcon on the officials), deserves much of the credit for this work.
Mark
See http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?120230-Spring-spectacular-925 for additional information.
The base penalty for every enchant is -100. With each successive tier there is an additional penalty derived from the sequence of integers squared -{2^2, 3^2, 4^2...20^2} added to the base. Eg., an enchant with a starting bonus of +25 has a base penalty of -100 plus an additional penalty of -144 (12^2) for a total penalty of -244. A surcharge is added for items with special/enhanced properties. The usual suspects (encumbrance, injuries, low heath, low spirit etc) will reduce the endroll. The encumbrance penalty is -2 points per 1% encumbered body weight.
ENCHANT FORMULA
Level + (AUR + LOG + INT bonuses) + Wizard Base Ranks (see note 1) + (MjE ranks/2) + (MnE ranks/2) + (EMC ranks/2) + (Arcane Symbol ranks/4) + (MIU ranks/4) + Workshop Bonus (see note 2) + Familiar (see note 3) + Material Difficulty + Enchant Penalty + d100 roll
An endroll of +101 will result in a successful enchant excluding the random 3% final step failure.
Note 1: Wizard Base ranks
* Ranks up to level: +2 per rank
* Ranks above level to (1.5 * level): 1.5 per rank
* Ranks above (1.5 * level): +1 per rank
Note 2: Workshop (location)
* Public workshop: +40
* CHE/Wizard Guild workshop: +60
* Private workshop: +80
* Earthnode: no bonus
* Non-node: -40 penalty
Note 3: Familiar
* Familiar called and present in room with wizard: +20
* Familiar called and not present in room with wizard: -20
* Familiar not called: +0 (no bonus/penalty)
ENCHANT PENALTY TABLE
Starting Bonus|Destination Bonus|Enchant Penalty
-20|-15|-136
-15|-10|-116
-10|-5|-104
-5|0|-100
0, 1, 2|5, 6, 7|-104
3, 4|8, 9|-109
5, 6, 7|10, 11, 12|-116
8, 9|13, 14|-125
10, 11, 12|15, 16, 17|-136
13, 14|18, 19|-149
15, 16, 17|20, 21, 22|-164
18, 19|23, 24|-181
20, 21, 22|25, 26, 27|-200
23, 24|28, 29|-221
25, 26, 27|30, 31, 32|-244
28, 29|33, 34|-269
30, 31, 32|35, 36, 37|-296
33, 34|38, 39|-325
35, 36, 37|40, 41, 42|-356
38, 39|43, 44|-389
40, 41, 42|45, 46, 47|-424
43,44|48, 49|-461
45|50|-500
Note: Robert, (Peregrinefalcon on the officials), deserves much of the credit for this work.
Mark