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#1 Aug 03 2005 at 5:45 AM Rating: Decent
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Hey, just started playing Trial of the Isle this week. Already decided to get the game.
Anyway... 2 questions:
1. What is this "Adventurer Vitality" thing that gives me 2x XP? How does it increase/decrease?
2. What do spell scrolls, like Wild Swing (Adept I), actually do?
#2 Aug 03 2005 at 8:18 AM Rating: Good
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Vitality builds up when you arent playing, as long as you have some stored, you get twice the normal amount of exp, when you play, you use what you have in bank until you go to 0% then you gain normal exp. For a casual gamer like me, i am always playing on double exp.

Spell scroll, if you inspect it, you can see what class it is for. Each spell you have comes in several quality.
Apprentice 1 ( automaticly get it as you level )
Apprentice 2 ( bought at seller and player made )
Apprentice 3 ( player made )
Apprentice 4 ( pristine version of player made scroll )

Adept 1 ( Loot drops )
Adept 2 ( You get to pick special version of spell at 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 )
Adept 3 ( Player made with rare components )

Master 1 ( Loot drop and racial hatred spells )

Now lets take an invented spell for example Nuclear blast. It would go about as follow.

Apprentice 1 - 10-15 damage
Apprentice 2 - 12-17 damage
Apprentice 3 - 14-19 damage
Apprentice 4 - 16-21 Damage

Adept 1 - 18-23 damage
Adept 2 - 20-25 damage + 5 damage every 4 seconds. ( these are special spell youll understand when you reach level 10.
Adept 3 - 23-27

Master 1 - 27-31

All these numbers are approximation and the spell dosent exist, some spell have big upgrades from different quality others dosent do very much. I suggest you dont go for apprentice 2 its not worth it, check on broker for adept1 or apprentice 4 version of your spell or make them yourself.
#3 Aug 03 2005 at 8:40 AM Rating: Good
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First off, Welcome to EQ2! You are in for a helluvalot of fun! On to the questions.

1. This is a great link I found on vitality.

2. That pretty much sums it up

Edited, Wed Aug 3 09:40:36 2005 by Mearyk
#4 Aug 03 2005 at 4:39 PM Rating: Decent
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Thanks, this clears up a lot.
Follow up question, sorry:
The spell scrolls - I use them and they upgrade a skill that I have, right?
#5 Aug 03 2005 at 4:45 PM Rating: Good
That's right. If they are for a spell you don't have, they will be red. Of course, if they are for a spell you don't have but will get later, they will also be red, so before you sell them, right-click and make sure you won't need them in the future.
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