STA / HP Conversions / Update

[ccs88]

This chart can be found in numerous threads, and on the wiki:

For example (unconfirmed exactly):
warrior - 4.5hp from 1 STA
paly/sk - 3.8hp from 1 STA
cleric - 2.5hp from 1 STA
INT casters - 2hp from 1 STA

It only covers 8/14 classes, and is considering pre-Kunark STA amounts.

UPDATE:
HP gain per stamina changes depending on what your sta is. Bigger bonus up to 115, then it drops, and there's another drop off point before 255.

THREAD CLOSED.
I have all the numbers.
Thanks everyone!

[Ele]

Tested in game just now:
60 iksar monk, 1 sta = 4 hp
60 barb rogue, 1 sta = 4 hp
60 halfling cleric, 1 sta = 3 hp
60 erudite wizard, 1 sta = 2.333 hp

[Splorf22]

Sakuragi gets 6 hp/sta, Loraen 2.4 I believe.

[Estu]

Tested in game just now:
60 iksar monk, 1 sta = 4 hp
60 barb rogue, 1 sta = 4 hp
60 halfling cleric, 1 sta = 3 hp
60 erudite wizard, 1 sta = 2.333 hp

You actually play on P99? I thought you just spent all your time looking up patch history! Who are your characters?

[-Catherin-]

60 bard 4HP per point of STA

[ccs88]

See original post for new chart.

Missing some classes if anyone with said characters can fill in the blanks.
I could guess based on what's there, but trying to be thorough.

<3

[Cecily]

HP gain per stamina changes depending on what your sta is. Bigger bonus up to 115, then it drops, and there's another drop off point before 255. Saying x per stamina is wrong.

[quido]

barb shaman gets 3 hp per sta

[Droop]

Cecily is right. Please list what you sta is when you make the change.

[Danth]

My 60 Shadow Knight gets 5 HP per Stamina on Project 1999. Paladin will be identical. This is in the mid 100's, but below 200.

I believe all stamina conversions (tanks, at least) are larger than they should be for the classic era. Remember they were improved at some point. However I don't care enough to research it and it's probably client-side anyway.

Danth

[ccs88]

HP gain per stamina changes depending on what your sta is. Bigger bonus up to 115, then it drops, and there's another drop off point before 255.

Good to know. See original post (thread closed). Thanks Cecily.