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Thread: Clone template cheatsheet: damage and ham at a glance

Ictus
Wed Jan 28, 2004 10:26 am
#1
If your like me you don't have a calculator next to your computer, just alot of scraps of paper with various odd bits of info. So along those lines I will like to share my chart I made to estimate damage and ham from the templates as I experiment.


Damage Chart - Powerto Damage


100=90

150 = 130

200= 170

250 = 210

300 = 250

350 = 290

400 = 330

450 = 370

500 = 410

550 = 450

600 = 490

650 = 530

700 = 570

750 = 610


HAM chart: Fortitude, action, mind to HAM


100 = 1800

150 = 2700

200 = 3600

250 = 4500

300 = 5400

350 = 6300

400 = 7200

450 = 8100

500 = 9000

550 = 9900

600 = 10800

650 = 11700

700 = 12600







Read the fine print


Just remember, I use these as rough estimates






Ictus - Bria
Tal-N
Wed Jan 28, 2004 10:41 am
#2

You know equastion are alot easier to work with.


In the case of HAM points it's x18 to hardiness, dexterity and intellect.


In the case of damage it's better to simply devide by 10 and then multiply by around 8.5.


So for example if you have hardiness 471, dexterity 390, intellect 400 and power 388 then you have the math looking like.



  • 471x18 = 8478 health

  • 390x18 = 7020 action

  • 400x18 = 7200 mind

  • (388/10)8.5 = 329 damage

It's odd that the estimatormutiplier for the HAM is roughlydouble that for damage, that might inate that every 1 point of damage is equal to around 54 of the total HAM. If thats true then with non-ch pets when you lower the damage into that minimum 30-40 you're gaining around 2700 total points of HAM, which actually sounds like almost exactly what people are getting alot of the time. If that trend continues then a CL60+ which causes around 600 points of damage could have that damage swapped in exchange for a massive 30,240 additional points of HAM!!






Tal-N Chratk
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Camb65
Wed Jan 28, 2004 10:48 am
#3
i like the chart its a good way to get a quick estimate!
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