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For Plato's Following Wisdom see | '''Note:'''<BR> | ||
* For Plato's Following, Wisdom, see [[Wisdom (Plato)]] | |||
* For Hutt's following, Wisdom, see [[Wisdom (Hutt)]] | |||
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Wisdom is a measure of ones judgment. | Wisdom is a measure of ones judgment. | ||
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Wisdom is said to increase the potency of one's spells, it also increases the amount of practice sessions earned upon advancing levels. | Wisdom is said to increase the potency of one's spells, it also increases the amount of practice sessions earned upon advancing levels. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:29, 18 December 2011
Note:
- For Plato's Following, Wisdom, see Wisdom (Plato)
- For Hutt's following, Wisdom, see Wisdom (Hutt)
Wisdom is a measure of ones judgment.
This is how the races rank in average wisdom:
1- Dwarves
2- Halflings
3- Humans Half-elves Aarakocra Giants Sahuagin
4- Elves
5- Gnomes Minotaurs
6- Ogres
Wisdom is said to increase the potency of one's spells, it also increases the amount of practice sessions earned upon advancing levels.