If the character has a Low Tolerance to an effect, he or she can not have a Resistance or Immunity to the same effect. This disadvantage means the character suffers increased damage or effect from raw magicka, fire, frost, shock, or poison. (For example, a character restricted to Mithril material can not use or equip items of Adamantium, Ebony, Orchish, or Daedric Material).Ĭharacters with this disadvantage can not use or equip certain types of weapons. (For example, a character restricted to Light armor can not use Medium or Heavy armor).Ĭharacters with this disadvantage can not use or equip any item of better material than the material indicated. However, Spell Points may be replenished with magicka absorption spells and abilities.Ĭharacters with this disadvantage can not use or equip any armor of a higher class than the one indicated. The character's spell casting abilities are severely limited. This disadvantage means the character does not regenerate spent magicka. However, if the character's magicka reserve is full, he or she can not absorb the spell and suffers the effects of the spell.īy default, no Disadvantages are applied when creating a new class. Spell Absorption grants the character a chance to automatically absorb the magicka of a spell cast at him or her and add the Spell Points to his or her own reserves. If the character has a Resistance to a particular effect, he or she can not have a similar Low Tolerance or Critical Weakness to the same effect. This advantage grants the character increased Resistance versus damage and other harmful effects caused by raw magicka, fire, frost, shock, or poison. With this advantage, the character can buy up to 1x, 1.5x, 2x, or 3x their Intelligence in Spells Points.*Ĭharacters with this advantage recover lost Wound points more quickly.Ĭharacters with this costly advantage automatically regain lost health over time.Ĭharacters with this advantage automatically regain lost Spell Points over time. Most characters begin with only half their Intelligence in Spell Points. If the character has an Immunity to a particular effect, he or she can not have a Low Tolerance or Critical Weakness for the same effect.Ĭharacters with this advantage have greater magicka reserves. This expensive advantage grants the character Immunity or complete Resistance versus the effects of raw magicka, fire, frost, shock, or poison. This advantage gives the character a burst of increased energy and ability in combat when he or she is near death from a decrease in Wounds level.Īthleticism means the character possesses a high stamina and loses Fatigue Points more slowly while running, swimming, and fighting. This advantage allows the character to hear sounds at a greater distance, perhaps warning him or her of nearby danger. Disadvantages are special limitations, restrictions, and weaknesses that balance out the character and provide additional build points to buy skills and abilities. The total magical item cost is calculated through the formula: 500 + (50 x Quality) CostĪdvantages are special abilities, perks, and strengths that give the character more power and make the character more effective. The total cost of the item is calculated through the formula:īase Cost + (Quality x Material Modifier) Costįrom the same building points, the player is also able to purchase certain magical items.
Each piece of equipment must be purchased with the 4700 points available. The item material is selected randomly, mithril being the most valuable material available. The player is able to pick gear from a list of items ranging from mithril items to iron items. Their skill bonuses grant them in an increase in combat-related skills.Ī unique feature Battlespire offers during its character creation is the selection of starting equipment. Redguards are a race of Man hailing from the province of Hammerfell, in western Tamriel. In addition to their affinity for weaponry, Redguards are blessed with hardy constitutions and quickness of foot. The most naturally talented warriors in Tamriel, the dark Redguards of Hammerfell seem to have been born for battle. Each race has unique racial bonuses, which grants them an increase in skills that suit their racial features.Īltmer Main article: Altmer (Battlespire) Races Main article: Races (Battlespire)īattlespire offers six races for the player to choose from.
Each attribute allows up to 100 points to be spent on it. Distributing a high number of points in an attribute means the skill it governs will become more effective.
These attributes each govern a particular set of skills. Attributes Main article: Attributes (Battlespire)īattlespire offers eight attributes.
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