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I was just wondering if redmage needs more int or mind cause im getting mixed responses! :wink:
BlackMage said:Blowy: MND doesn't increase the effect of Cure, just the chance of enfeebles to work.
For cure, just max out your healing spells
Lightday randomly causes a +10% cure effect. So if it is kicking in, its more than 1-2 extra hp. My cure 3 usually jumps from 208 to 225+ for example.my normal cures dish out 31. 32-34 on Lightsday. Cure II 91, 92-93 on Lightsday, and my Cure III is still somewhere at 185, 186-188 on Lightsday
Its closer to +1 per 2 mnd, but the problem is even then the cures get capped. Such as cure 1 gets stuck at 31 no matter how much you add. However, after you gain a new cure spell +mnd can help you reach that cap faster while your healing skill improves. The only exception to this is cure V which doesn't have a cap that anyone has reached yet, at least not that I've heard of.3 MND points= 1 HP cured over a certain point, or something to that extent.
Even if you can land the enfeeble reliable it is good to still stack on as much +mnd as possible. Paralyze kicks in more often the stronger your mnd is vs the mob's. Unlike other enfeebles such as dia, paralyze is not a set effect.I don't often have trouble landing white magic based enfeebles.
ThatGuyYouKnow said:Actually, I think they are saying be prepped with both. I personally am very heavy on my INT as RDM. I have 35+30 at level 32 with food on. I can nuke like a BLM, and my Black Magic enfeebles NEVER get resisted. But keep that MND set on hand for those cases where the mob isn't very happy to be Paralyzed.
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Cythe - Rank 10
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Actually I said just the opposite in my first post. :wink: For cures, mnd is over rated. For enfeebles you can never have too much mnd. As I tried to explain in my last post, the more mnd you can stack on, the more effective your paralyze will be. Of course you should get both if possible and swap as needed.MND is highley over rated so if you had to pick go with the INT b/c it will be more useful in a PT.