Difference between revisions of "Strength"

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Strength is the primary damage dealing stat for melee classes, lancer, pugilist, marauder and gladiator, and jobs, dragoon, monk, warrior and paladin. Higher strength equals higher Attack Power for these melee classes. Strength no longer affects parry or block percentage with Heavensward. Also has no effect for rogue and ninja, despite them being melee. They use dexterity instead.

Attributes: Strength • Dexterity • Vitality • Intelligence • Mind
Points: HP • MP • CP • GP
Offensive Properties: Critical Hit • Determination • Direct Hit Rate
Defensive Properties: Defense • Magic Defense
Physical Properties: Attack Power • Skill Speed
Mental Properties: Attack Magic Potency • Healing Magic Potency • Spell Speed
Role: Tenacity • Piety
Crafting: Craftsmanship • Control
Gathering: Gathering • Perception
Field Operations: Elemental Bonus • Haste

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	Strength is the primary damage dealing [[attributes\|stat]] for melee [[classes]], [[lancer]], [[pugilist]], [[marauder]] and [[gladiator]], and [[jobs]], [[dragoon]], [[monk]], [[warrior]] and [[paladin]]. Higher strength equals higher [[Attack Power]] for these melee classes. Strength no longer affects [[parry]] or [[block]] percentage with [[Heavensward]].		Strength is the primary damage dealing [[attributes\|stat]] for melee [[classes]], [[lancer]], [[pugilist]], [[marauder]] and [[gladiator]], and [[jobs]], [[dragoon]], [[monk]], [[warrior]] and [[paladin]]. Higher strength equals higher [[Attack Power]] for these melee classes. Strength no longer affects [[parry]] or [[block]] percentage with [[Heavensward]]. Also has no effect for [[rogue]] and [[ninja]], despite them being melee. They use [[dexterity]] instead.

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