Excelsior

Below is a list demonstrating the weapon damage given to a Yumi (based on 100% DI, 130 tactics, and 130 anatomy) depending on the amount of strength your character possesses. The strength damage bonus calculator on UO Stratics is faulty for Excelsior due to the fact that it is limited to 250 strength, 120 tactics, and 120 anatomy. I may (time permitting) create a calculator script that allows the user to plug in the variables. Don't hold your breath .

The following information was gathered by putting on different armor pieces with varying strength bonuses. The highest amount of strength I was able to ascertain was 418. I don't think that this limit will actually be a problem for too many people.


Strength ... Weapon Damage
163-174 ..... 74-82
175-180 ..... 74-83
181-191 ..... 75-83
192-199 ..... 75-84
200-208 ..... 76-84
209-217 ..... 76-85
218-224 ..... 77-85
225-236 ..... 77-86
237-241 ..... 78-86
242-254 ..... 78-87
255-258 ..... 79-87
259-273 ..... 79-88
274-291 ..... 80-89
292-308 ..... 81-90
309-310 ..... 81-91
311-324 ..... 82-91
325-328 ..... 82-92
329-341 ..... 83-92
342-347 ..... 83-93
348-358 ..... 84-93
359-365 ..... 84-94
366-373 ..... 85-94
374-384 ..... 85-95
385-391 ..... 86-95
392-402 ..... 86-96
403-408 ..... 87-96
409-418? .... 87-97

This is a very useful resource. Thanks for doing this.

It's pretty amazing that with 418 strength you only do 13 base damage more than someone with 160ish. I couldn't imagine how awesome it would be to have 400 strength though! Holy!

Crozius wrote:This is a very useful resource. Thanks for doing this.

It's pretty amazing that with 418 strength you only do 13 base damage more than someone with 160ish. I couldn't imagine how awesome it would be to have 400 strength though! Holy!

yeah but when you start to factor in things like EOO that 13 damage difference makes a big difference.
also all the extra hp!

This is a very useful resource. Thanks for doing this.

You are welcome.

I may (time permitting) create a calculator script that allows the user to plug in the variables. Don't hold your breath .

Well, I ended up creating the calculator. I posted it under CODING TALK at the following URL: http://www.uoex.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=6052

http://www.uoex.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=6052

Sweet. Graphs are always fun.

Perhaps something to post to the wiki?