Does Full plate mod affects divine spell miscast percentage?

[tpvic]

As title. In the spoiler (http://www.gibberlings3.net/readmes/spoilers-fullplate.html) there is a section called arcane casting miscast percentage. I was wondering whether full plate mod applies the same miscast % to divine spell casting. If so, doesn't it severely affect melee-oriented cleric, who in PnP tends to wear heavy armor without any spell casting penalty? Thx very much!

 

PS Even I'm not the first and will not be the last to say so, but this mod make the whole armor system more interesting. Thx for the great work!

[Jarno Mikkola]

Does Full plate mod affects divine spell miscast percentage?

No.

 

Had you actually read the text you copied with understanding, you wouldn't have had to ask such a stupid question... see you said:

there is a section called arcane casting miscast percentage... whether full plate mod applies the same miscast % to divine spell casting...

Should you understand the arcane is not divine... as the game actually uses more than two systems to make casting possible.

[tpvic]

Does Full plate mod affects divine spell miscast percentage?

No.

 

Had you actually read the text you copied with understanding, you wouldn't have had to ask such a stupid question... see you said:

there is a section called arcane casting miscast percentage... whether full plate mod applies the same miscast % to divine spell casting...

Should you understand the arcane is not divine... as the game actually uses more than two systems to make casting possible.

 

Well while I don't appreciate your tone I do appreciate your time to answer my question. I do understand the difference between divine and arcane and that's why i asked the question in the first place because there are people using arcane loosely enough to include all priest and wizard spells. Maybe I should have frame my question as a clarification. Nevertheless, thank you very much again for answering my question.

[erik]

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Jarno, I can scare people off quite well on my own. Keep it civil. Your reply was much better before you edited it.