Formulas

Power Pool Formula

MP = [28+ (P/10)+(S/20)] * Lvl

Let MP = power, the unknown.

Let P = the primary power pool stat.

Let S = the secondary power pool stat.

Let Lvl = the character's level

The solution is truncated (no rounding up or down).

primary is the stat that is shared by all archtypes of your class

tanks str

melee agi

caster int

healer wis

TPs per Level

1-14 (3 per level)

15-29 (5 per level)

30-44 (9 per level)

45-60 (14 per level)

Hit Point Factor Formula

((HP Factor)+(STA/11))xCharacter Level

Base HP Factor is different for each archetype.

Tank = 24

Melee = 16

Priest = 13

Caster = 10

So, a level 60 mage with 400 stamina that bought Hearty 1 and 2 (+1 HP factor, +2 HP factor, for a total of +3 HP factor to Caster base of 10 = 13)

((13)+(400/11))X60

...(13+36.4)x60

...(49.4)x60

=2964 HP

Mana Point Formula

MP = [28+ (P/10)+(S/20)] * Lvl

Let MP = power, the unknown.

Let P = the primary power pool stat.

Let S = the secondary power pool stat.

Let Lvl = the character's level

The solution is truncated (no rounding up or down).

Thus a Lvl 31 MAG with 267 INT and 204 AGI would have 2011 power standing naked in Blackwater (where else?) with no CMs that add to power.

The math is as follows; MP = [28 + (267/10) + (206/20)] * 31

MP = [28 + 26.7 + 10.2] * 31

MP = 64.9 * 31

MP = 2011.9 (truncated to 2011)

CM Point XP Required

1 125,000	770 13,426,215
10 132,032	780 14,268,065
20 140,311	790 15,162,701
30 149,109	800 16,113,432
40 158,458	810 17,123,777
50 168,394	820 18,197,471
60 178,953	830 19,338,489
70 190,173	840 20,551,050
80 202,097	850 21,839,642
90 214,769	860 23,209,031
100 228,236	870 24,664,283
110 242,547	880 26,210,782
120 257,755	890 27,854,250
130 273,917	900 29,600,767
140 291,092	910 31,456,794
150 309,344	920 33,429,197
160 328,740	930 35,525,274
170 349,353	940 37,752,779
180 371,258	950 40,119,953
190 394,536	960 42,635,553
200 419,275	970 45,308,887
210 445,564	980 48,149,844
220 473,502	990 51,168,935
230 503,191	1000 54,377,328
240 534,742	1010 57,786,894
250 568,272	1020 61,410,247
260 603,904	1030 65,260,791
270 641,770	1040 69,352,772
280 682,010	1050 73,701,328
290 724,773	1060 78,322,547
300 770,218	1070 83,233,526
310 818,512	1080 88,452,433
320 869,834	1090 93,998,576
330 924,375	1100 99,892,473
340 982,335	1110 106,155,929
350 1,043,929	1120 112,812,116
360 1,109,386	1130 119,885,659
370 1,178,946	1140 127,402,727
380 1,252,868	1150 135,391,130
390 1,331,426	1160 143,880,422
400 1,414,909	1170 152,902,010
410 1,503,626	1180 162,489,269
420 1,597,907	1190 172,677,668
430 1,698,099	1200 183,504,899
440 1,804,573	1210 195,011,020
450 1,917,723	1220 207,238,597
460 2,037,968	1230 220,232,868
470 2,165,753	1240 234,041,905
480 2,301,550	1250 248,716,796
490 2,445,862	1260 264,311,831
500 2,599,222	1270 280,884,707
510 2,762,198	1280 298,496,734
520 2,935,394	1290 317,213,071
530 3,119,449	1300 337,102,959
540 3,315,044	1310 358,239,982
550 3,522,904	1320 380,702,338
560 3,743,797	1330 404,573,129
570 3,978,541	1340 429,940,665
580 4,228,003	1350 456,898,796
590 4,493,107	1360 485,547,256
600 4,774,834	1370 515,992,031
610 5,074,225	1380 548,345,753
620 5,392,389	1390 582,728,118
630 5,730,503	1400 619,266,325
640 6,089,817	1410 658,095,550
650 6,471,660	1420 699,359,444
660 6,877,446	1430 743,210,667
670 7,308,676	1440 789,811,447
680 7,766,944	1450 839,334,190
690 8,253,947	1460 891,962,106
700 8,771,486	1470 947,889,896
710 9,321,475	1480 1,007,324,470
720 9,905,950	1490 1,070,485,710
730 10,527,073	1500 1,137,607,284
740 11,187,141
750 11,888,597
760 12,634,036

What does hp factor mean?

　

Use the distributive property of the equation and u see it does indead equate to more hp's equal to yur lvl

hp = Level * ( (STA / 11) + X

usuing distributive property we can write

hp = level * sta / 11 + level * x

we will now examine the x term of the equation as it is the only one affected by mp modiifiers

lets us assume that x == 16 ( a melee )

and lvl is 45

the term would evuate to

45 * 16 == 720

Now u got hearty 1 x would increase by 1 in this case it would now equal 17 ie 17 == 16 + hpModifier: ( which is 1)

so 45 * 17 == 765

notice the 45 points of difference

the fact that hp increases are directly tied to the level for any arbitrary hp Modifier can be proven through the distribution property once again

the original equation again

hp == [level * sta / 11] + [level * X]

to reflect hp modifiers it can be rewritten as

hp == [level * sta /11] + [level * ( X + hpModifiers)]

again now distribute

hp == [level * sta / 11] + [level * X] + [level * hpModifiers]

we see by casual observation that this equation matches the original function with the additon of one term. This term being [level * hpModifiers]. Thus it is easily proven that each hp modifier adds to the hp equivilant to the current lvl of the character.

Formula for HoT and PoT

That is the correct simple formula. 1 HoT/PoT per 50 hp/pow

And to go one step further for items:

Highest PoT/HoT item = 100% credit (a 25PoT item you get 25 PoT credit)

2nd PoT/HoT item= 40% credit (a 2nd 25 PoT item you get 10 PoT credit)

3rd/4th etc and so on..... You recieve credit for only 1PoT/HoT

XP to next Level Chart

(Level) Unrezzed debt number for the level

(6) 2195

(7) 2918

(8) 3758

(9) 4719

(10) 5807

(11) 7027

(12) 8382

(13) 9878

(14) 11519

(15) 14778

(16) 15259

(17) 17366

(18) 19638

(19) 22079

(20) 49390

(21) 82473

(22) 129735

(23) 168190

(24) 221994

(25) 283913

(26) 354584

(27) 434646

(28) 524780

(29) 625669

(30) 738036

(31) 862615

(32) 1000132

(33) 1151370

(34) 1317104

(35) 1498159

(36) 1695366

(37) 1934308

(38) 2141560

(39) 2429523

(40) 2662682

(41) 2953637

(42) 3266064

(43) 3600950

(44) 3959254

(45) 4342005

(46) 4750228

(47) 5184910

(48) 5647140

(49) 6137969

(50) 6658528

(51)

(52) 7793276

(53)

(54) 9060444

(55)

(56)

(57)

(58)

(59)

(60)

This chart is showing unrezzed debt numbers per level.

Multiply by 25 for an estimated amount of XP to get to next level.

XP per Level Formula

The first formula applies to levels 1-19 only, level 20 is on the second curve with the remaining levels. Both formulas are significantly more complicated than the CM curve.

In plotting Ln(level) versus Ln(XP), the curve looks mostly linear with a very small quadratic term.

Ln(XP) = A + B*Ln(XP) + C*Ln(XP)^2

XP = Exp( A + B*Ln(XP) + C*Ln(XP)^2 )

A = 8.125

B = 1.283

C = 0.1521

The fit parameters are only good to that many digits. This formula is only good to the first 3 digits for predicting XP(level).

If I add a cubic term, I can get the fit good to four digits.

A = 8.214

B = 1.167

C = 0.201

D = -0.0069

I can add more and more terms to the polynomial and get closer and closer to the true values. I get about another digit of accuracy for every term.

This is only a good approximation, if I knew the actual form of the formula then I could fit with many fewer fit parameters. I am going to do levels 20-60 now and see if I can find anything interesting there.