Are these two spells purely karma based. If so it's got me thinking of how to do a build I am working on. Thanks in advance.
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[Chivalry] Close Wounds & Cleanse by Fire Purely Karma Based?
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I don't believe it is "purely" Karma based, but it does have a significant effect.
According to UO Guide:
Close Wounds: "Higher karma will increase the damage healed (max. 39 damage.) "
Cleanse by Fire: "Higher karma will reduce the fire damage dealt to the caster (min. 13 damage.)"
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According to UO Guide:
Close Wounds: "Higher karma will increase the damage healed (max. 39 damage.) "
Cleanse by Fire: "Higher karma will reduce the fire damage dealt to the caster (min. 13 damage.)"
Chivalry - UOGuide, the Ultima Online Encyclopedia
Well specifically what I am getting at is as follows: Does cleanse by fire cure as well at 55 as it does at 120 or will it fail more often on higher level poisons. I went to test center and close wounds seemed the same at 55. I guess I will have to go to doom and fight a few rotters and see there. I am trying to min max and if I can use 4/6 heals / cures at 55 it will really go far on the template I am building. I can use slayers so no need of EoO, 100% elemental weps so no need of con wep, apples so no need for remove curse, and have max ss and hit etc etc. So having fast heals and cures at low skill could really function well.