Strength vs Endurance vs Agility

[zanzibar]

If you could have average in two of the three and above average in one, which would you choose and why?

[Moogie]

My character has very little strength and endurance, but much agility. Her undercover RP \'job\' requires it, and so does the fact that she is nothing of a fighter. She needs quick feet to speed her out of harm\'s way untill someone else takes care of the threat.

[zanzibar]

Agilty makes you run faster?  It also makes you attack more quickly and makes you harder to hit, or is that just my imagination?

[Karyuu]

Endurance and agility here, with agility winning the number one position ;) These are the key to surviving in a desert-like setting, from which my character originates. Strength matters last, pretty much.

[Under the moon]

Rock, paper, scissors...it is best too hold all three equally, or you will always find yourself on the wrong end of defeat eventually. But wisdom tempers all, and gives you the knowing of which to choose.
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Wise man once say.

[zanzibar]

True, but I\'m tempted to pump thousands of tria into my strength so that I can be an elf walking around with a couple of longswords.

[Keyaz]

Agility, Endurance, Strength, quite closely

as a short range weapon holder, like daggers (when they are available) Agility is necessary to dodge attacks weave in and out, and most importantly help quicken the devastating blow of a galkard as curently it effects a daggers damage :p

[zanzibar]

How much does strength factor in to the amount of damage you do?  I find that for each level I gain in sword, I deal +1 damage.  How is it with strength?

[ajdaha]

Agility beats you watever you do.

[Dregan Tepis]

I wouldn\'t pump just one, I go up 10 in one, then work on another. I started pumping str, and found that my improvements in hitting power came slower and slower between str levels. Once I started working on the other two, I started hitting harder! I know that AGI and END are not supposed to have anything with how hard you can hit, but it did.

[ragglare]

I\'m a dwarf with decent srenght and good endurance, so i did buy me 2 claymore.
But now i gonna train agility bc i\'m to slow.
Ok i hit for 35+ but when the mob\'s hit me 4 times b4 i start swinging i\'m end up dying anyway.
Why? Well they allway\'s hit caurse my slow char isn\'t able to dodge.
So what i\'m trying to say is....Don\'t forget to train agility.

Ps. My spelling and granmar is lousy. i know

[fken]

my character has a high agility and a high strength skill... but a very low endurance (for example now Ive only 78 hit points).

[Xordan]

For my character I have end being the most important of the three, with agility and strength being joint second. (Mage)

[Gentar]

it seems to me that training in whatever weapon you use gives the greatest reults in attack improvement and they are cheaper than dirt. this kind of seems unbalanced to me.

[zanzibar]

Originally posted by Gentar
it seems to me that training in whatever weapon you use gives the greatest reults in attack improvement and they are cheaper than dirt. this kind of seems unbalanced to me.

Those max out though.  Once there\'s no more room in improvement in Sword or whatever your weapon is, you have to look elsewhere to improve your stats.