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{{otheruses4|the strength statistic|the Major Elemental spell Strength|Strength (509)}} |
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[[Strength]] is a physical [[ |
[[Strength]] is a physical [[statistic]]. The bonus from strength directly affects a character's melee attack strength, in addition, it is a factor in [[encumbrance]], maximum [[stamina]], the character's weight, and the [[defensive strength]] derived from [[block]] and [[parry]] defense. Strength also is a factor in roundtime reduction when using [[Ranged Weapons|ranged]] or [[Thrown Weapons|thrown]] weapons. |
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Strength is a prime requisite of the [[Warrior]] and [[Paladin]] [[profession]]s. |
Strength is a prime requisite of the [[Warrior]] and [[Paladin]] [[profession]]s. |
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== External Links == |
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http://www.play.net/gs4/info/stats.asp |
*[http://www.play.net/gs4/info/stats.asp#strength Stats: Strength], on Play.net |
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Revision as of 01:37, 22 October 2006
- This article is about the strength statistic. For the Major Elemental spell Strength, see Strength (509).
Strength is a physical statistic. The bonus from strength directly affects a character's melee attack strength, in addition, it is a factor in encumbrance, maximum stamina, the character's weight, and the defensive strength derived from block and parry defense. Strength also is a factor in roundtime reduction when using ranged or thrown weapons.
Strength is a prime requisite of the Warrior and Paladin professions.
External Links
- Stats: Strength, on Play.net