ToME: the Tales of Maj'Eyal

As I understand prodigies can be unlocked by any class in either campaign or ID.
So what does "void of space" means for Aether Permeation?
I'm a corruptor, so cannot visit archmages starting location.

There is an otehr way to get into space: the fearscape invasion portal

darkgod wrote:There is an otehr way to get into space: the fearscape invasion portal

Thanks, The Allmighty Creator.

While we're on the topic, how do you 'get close to the draconic world' for wyrmic talents and 'have time-travelled at least once' for Revisionist History? I would have assumed that the temporal rift would qualify for the second, but apparently not after doing it. No idea what would do for the first.

As far as I know, "close to the draconic world" means having consumed the drops of both Sandworm Lair bosses.

"Time-travelled at least once" means using one of the chronoworld talents - Precognition, Cease to Exist, Paradox Clone, or See the Threads.

phantomglider wrote:"Time-travelled at least once" means using one of the chronoworld talents - Precognition, Cease to Exist, Paradox Clone, or See the Threads.

There is t5 cloak which can be used to travel in the future (with choosing the best outcome), theoretically this should count too.

That cloak casts See the Threads.

What does Arcane Might do? I checked the lua and it was extremely unhelpful.

Many weapons scale their damage with stats, for example 120% strength for most two-handed weapons. Many weapons, like bows, use a mixture of stats. Arcane Might adds 50% magic scaling, which is pretty damn good for you typical Reaver or Arcane Blade (though I'm not an expert on ToME's damage calculations by any means).

Ah... what it says on the tin?

All weapons have a scaling aspect based on stat (Maces are 100% strength, ferex, and greatmauls 120%. Most non-artifact staves are 100% magic. So on, so forth). Arcane might adds an additional 50% magic scale to it (So a mace would be 100% strength, 50% magic, greatmaul 120/50, and your average staff 150% magic.).

... I've never actually bothered to figure out exactly what the scaling does, per se, beyond increasing damage. Which, it does that, I'm just not quite sure what the exact formulaic benefit is. More is better, though!

Frumple wrote:... I've never actually bothered to figure out exactly what the scaling does, per se, beyond increasing damage. Which, it does that, I'm just not quite sure what the exact formulaic benefit is. More is better, though!

One of the three things that goes into melee (or archery) damage is ((that stat) + physical power) * the other stuff. it can be quite a boost.