How good does (Holy) Recovery Division work?

pr0klobster · **Joined:** Oct 2007 **Posts:** 1427 **Location:**

Sav wrote:

pr0klobster wrote:

the INT consistently healed about 45-50 hp more at lvl 20. I never finished testing but as someone else probably has a high-level cleric, anyone could test the healing diff between STR and INT with no gear (just cleric rod).

that's only due to the int cleric having additional int from its build, no matter what an full int clerics heals>any str/hybrid

Yes, that's what I'm saying. INT heals more than STR clerics do. It was in reference to a statement that STR clerics heal the same as INT.

Unless I misread something?

dutchleader · **Joined:** Sep 2008 **Posts:** 167 **Location:**

How does it work? It is based on magical attack power I think. So a wizard with LT and a +7 heals the most with it. And thats pretty close to pot healing I think. As a pure str cleric I always felt like my healing was lower in power then an int cleric. However the cleric rod equipped still will make you heal decent. If you switch to 1hand/2hand/dual axe your healing power will fall, thats why tank/cleric still uses grains in pvp.

HC+HRD >>> pots if a int cleric casts it, sure of that.

curvekiller · **Joined:** Jan 2009 **Posts:** 975 **Location:** Bavaria

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Nitro · **Joined:** Sep 2007 **Posts:** 4769 **Location:**

If you read the whole topic, you'd see it has been mentioned and explained already.

dutchleader · **Joined:** Sep 2008 **Posts:** 167 **Location:**

^^ I didnt find your explanation sufficient. Stating that a str = int healing sounds a bit weird. Its about the total magical attack power not only the attack power of the weapon. Which is why LT raises it even more.

And if you had read what the OP asked, you would have known he didnt ask for your opinion about if the answer has been answered or not.

Nitro · **Joined:** Sep 2007 **Posts:** 4769 **Location:**

dutchleader wrote:

^^ I didnt find your explanation sufficient. Stating that a str = int healing sounds a bit weird. Its about the total magical attack power not only the attack power of the weapon. Which is why LT raises it even more.

And if you had read what the OP asked, you would have known he didnt ask for your opinion about if the answer has been answered or not.

LT raises it more because LT adds to magical attack damage.
I'm not talking about those 25%.

I'm going to make two lv.4 characters, just to see myself does str/int ratio effect healing.
EDIT: I wont post screenshots, but I guess that INT ratio effects healing.
A STR character healed for 95-100, while INT healed for 110-115.

pr0klobster · **Joined:** Oct 2007 **Posts:** 1427 **Location:**

Nitro wrote:

dutchleader wrote:

^^ I didnt find your explanation sufficient. Stating that a str = int healing sounds a bit weird. Its about the total magical attack power not only the attack power of the weapon. Which is why LT raises it even more.

And if you had read what the OP asked, you would have known he didnt ask for your opinion about if the answer has been answered or not.

LT raises it more because LT adds to magical attack damage.
I'm not talking about those 25%.

I'm going to make two lv.4 characters, just to see myself does str/int ratio effect healing.
EDIT: I wont post screenshots, but I guess that INT ratio effects healing.
A STR character healed for 95-100, while INT healed for 110-115.

That's what I found in the other thread (Healing Discussion)...so at lvl 20, the difference is 40-55 hp, at lvl 4 it's 10-30...imagine what it would be like in the highest levels. :wink:

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