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| − | + | *Spell failure: Intelligence reduces failure. For the purposes of failure rate, 6 intelligence is equal to having 1 skill in every non-[[Spellcasting]] magic skill. | |
| − | *Spell failure: Intelligence reduces failure. | + | *Spell power: Before modifiers, intelligence is a <code>INT / 10</code> multiplier, so 20 intelligence is up to twice as much power as 10 intelligence. However, there is a [[Spell Power#Step down|logarithmic stepdown]] if power > 50, so doubling INT usually results in less than twice the power. |
| − | *Spell power: Before modifiers, intelligence is a <code>INT/10</code> multiplier, so 20 intelligence | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:10, 29 January 2026
Version 0.30: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
Intelligence (or INT) is one of a character's three main attributes, along with strength and dexterity. Characters who plan on using any of the various schools of magic will benefit greatly from having a high intelligence score.
Intelligence affects the following:
- Reduces chance of spell failure.
- Increases spell power.
If your intelligence is ever reduced to 0 or lower, you will suffer stat zero effects.
Useful Info
- Spell failure: Intelligence reduces failure. For the purposes of failure rate, 6 intelligence is equal to having 1 skill in every non-Spellcasting magic skill.
- Spell power: Before modifiers, intelligence is a
INT / 10multiplier, so 20 intelligence is up to twice as much power as 10 intelligence. However, there is a logarithmic stepdown if power > 50, so doubling INT usually results in less than twice the power.
History
- Prior to 0.26, Intelligence reduced spell hunger per casting by
INT × Spellcasting.
