Aasimar is unable to use racial Healing Hands - Bug or WAI ?

[Alrik_Fassbauer]

Hello,

I have a Sorceror character who is a female Aasimar. She has Wisdom at 10, and I constantly get the message that she is unable to use the racial Healing Hands (Hands, not Hams !) because the Wisdom is too low.

Is this a bug or WAI ?


Plus, the text isn't absolutely clear on how many points these Healing Hands would heal. The text reads a bit as if there was a variable in the description text missing ?

DDO Wiki says :

which heals ( 10 + Character level ) x Wisdom modifier.

The in-game description text seems to miss a bit of that information ?




Personally, I don't quite understand this. Shouldn't racial Healings Hands be independent of the Wisdom value ?

Plus, nowhere within the game I'm told that the racial Healing Hands need a minimum amount of Wisdom, so to say.



Besides, I'm also not told anywhere within the game what the minimum of intelligence is to get more than 1 point in the skills window. Everywhere (in the Wiki s well) I only read "+ intelligence modifier", but I'm nowhere told that if I take too few intelligence points, I get only 1 point for the Skills window.


Alrik

[Silverleafeon]

Hello,

I have a Sorceror character who is a female Aasimar. She has Wisdom at 10, and I constantly get the message that she is unable to use the racial Healing Hands (Hands, not Hams !) because the Wisdom is too low.

Is this a bug or WAI ?


Plus, the text isn't absolutely clear on how many points these Healing Hands would heal. The text reads a bit as if there was a variable in the description text missing ?

DDO Wiki says :



The in-game description text seems to miss a bit of that information ?




Personally, I don't quite understand this. Shouldn't racial Healings Hands be independent of the Wisdom value ?

Plus, nowhere within the game I'm told that the racial Healing Hands need a minimum amount of Wisdom, so to say.



Besides, I'm also not told anywhere within the game what the minimum of intelligence is to get more than 1 point in the skills window. Everywhere (in the Wiki s well) I only read "+ intelligence modifier", but I'm nowhere told that if I take too few intelligence points, I get only 1 point for the Skills window.


Alrik

Your wisdom modifier is zero?

Zero times any number is zero.
Likely flagged as unusable to prevent negative wisdom modifies from harming you.

[Xgya]

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Personally, I don't quite understand this. Shouldn't racial Healings Hands be independent of the Wisdom value ?

The difference between Paladin and Aasimar version is that the Paladin's is based on Charisma, while the racial variant is Wisdom-based.

I do agree that there could be a clearer description somewhere, but I don't know if setting warnings in the character creation screen about the race chosen is within DDO's engine's possibilities.

[Alrik_Fassbauer]

Your wisdom modifier is zero?

Zero times any number is zero.
Likely flagged as unusable to prevent negative wisdom modifies from harming you.

No. That character has a Wisdom value of 10.

Edit : Just to make that clearer : That character is a "fun build" currently consisting of 4 levels Sorc plus 3 levels Favoured Soul.

[Eryhn]

No.

https://ddowiki.com/page/Modifier

[Vorachtin]

No. That character has a Wisdom value of 10.

Edit : Just to make that clearer : That character is a "fun build" currently consisting of 4 levels Sorc plus 3 levels Favoured Soul.

A wisdom value of 10 equals a wisdom modifier of 0. 0 times any number is 0.

[Mindos]

Hello,

I have a Sorceror character who is a female Aasimar. She has Wisdom at 10, and I constantly get the message that she is unable to use the racial Healing Hands (Hands, not Hams !) because the Wisdom is too low.

Is this a bug or WAI ?

https://www.ddo.com/forums/showthread.php/141190-Lay-on-hands-and-Charisma

Plus, nowhere within the game I'm told that the racial Healing Hands need a minimum amount of Wisdom, so to say.



Besides, I'm also not told anywhere within the game what the minimum of intelligence is to get more than 1 point in the skills window. Everywhere (in the Wiki s well) I only read "+ intelligence modifier", but I'm nowhere told that if I take too few intelligence points, I get only 1 point for the Skills window.


Alrik

https://ddowiki.com/page/Skill_point

"At first character level, that is at character creation, the number of skill points given is equal to {(Class Skill Points + Intelligence modifier*) x 4}. At each level gained, character receives a number of skill points equal to Class modifier + Intelligence modifier, with a minimum of 1 skill point per level after modifiers."

So it looks like you are modifier down from low inteligence and getting only the minimum of 1 point.

[Iriale]

nvm

[Alrik_Fassbauer]

A wisdom value of 10 equals a wisdom modifier of 0. 0 times any number is 0.

Shows the problem of someone with Dyscalculia like me.

[SpartanKiller13]

Shows the problem of someone with Dyscalculia like me.

Drink an Owl's Wisdom pot and see if it works afterwards? (10>14 means 0>+2 Wis modifier). If so, you're good to go - just remember to throw on a Wisdom item before using Healing Hands, or at least run w/Wis augments

[MistaMagic]

No. That character has a Wisdom value of 10.

Edit : Just to make that clearer : That character is a "fun build" currently consisting of 4 levels Sorc plus 3 levels Favoured Soul.

wisdom 10 or wisdom modifier 10?

[valkrei]

wisdom 10 or wisdom modifier 10?

yall this has nothing to do with the stats, go to feats and look for racial feats and make sure the stance is active.

[Tsutti]

yall this has nothing to do with the stats, go to feats and look for racial feats and make sure the stance is active.

I don't think so, that was my assumption by the title as well but OP said he got a message that specifically said his wisdom isn't high enough. The stance has nothing to do with wisdom.

[Lafshmaf]

Shows the problem of someone with Dyscalculia like me.

that again? No, it shows you also don`t care to read, as differentiating wisdom score from wisdom modifier has nothing to do with math - at all.