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How to Play TriadCity
The TriadCity Players' Guide


Tips & Tricks: Maximize Your Attributes When Leveling

When you level, you want to make sure the attributes which are most important to your character's growth strategy are as high as possible.

For instance, warriors might want to beef their physical endurance. So they'll want to ensure their Constitution attribute is as high as they can get it at the moment they level.

Another example is Intelligence, which you'll want high during leveling in order to maximize the number of practices you'll receive for that level. The higher your Intelligence, the more practices. (You'll want your Intelligence as high as possible while learning skills, also.)

How do you raise your attributes? Usually by wearing some magical or enchanted item which impacts that attribute. (Certain types of clothes will raise attributes without being magical, for instance bracers will add strength.) You might also try eating certain foods, drinking certain drinks, and so on. It's a good bet the "smart juice" is named that for a reason. Ask the higher-level characters for any tips they might have, most of them will be happy to share.

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