Enuch
11-16-2015, 04:34 PM
So I was reading the WIKI on Ironskin and it sounds intriguing but I did have some questions concerning it.
So the base armor for a monk in Robes (which I will assume to be in the entire rest of this post) if I read it correctly would be in full leathers. I guess my question, because it doesn't specifically touch on it in the WIKI is how does this effect UAC and armor?
I am curious because I believe UAC takes in to account as heavier armor effects UAC, does the spell take this into account, or with the spell cast at say a ASG 12 level, will it hinder my strikes to a Brig level versus what I am wearing at the robes level?
Also to the armor side, similar instance as the WIKI doesn't specifically state but will I need to meet the casting thresholds and encumberance thresholds for ASG 12 on the monk through armor training, or does the spell ignore the armor ranks and only consider my robes?
Was curious as it sounds awesome but I feel like these are important things to weigh before I decide to pump 5 ranks for the seed 1 bump to speed me up the tiniest bit.
So the base armor for a monk in Robes (which I will assume to be in the entire rest of this post) if I read it correctly would be in full leathers. I guess my question, because it doesn't specifically touch on it in the WIKI is how does this effect UAC and armor?
I am curious because I believe UAC takes in to account as heavier armor effects UAC, does the spell take this into account, or with the spell cast at say a ASG 12 level, will it hinder my strikes to a Brig level versus what I am wearing at the robes level?
Also to the armor side, similar instance as the WIKI doesn't specifically state but will I need to meet the casting thresholds and encumberance thresholds for ASG 12 on the monk through armor training, or does the spell ignore the armor ranks and only consider my robes?
Was curious as it sounds awesome but I feel like these are important things to weigh before I decide to pump 5 ranks for the seed 1 bump to speed me up the tiniest bit.