It appears to be most economical to use stacked Lo level Dane potions for buffing wisdom.
The highest I seemed to be able to get Sonja's wisdom using Dane potions was to roughly 168 wisdom.Ģ. Conversely, attempting to buff Sonja from an already-buffed wisdom level of 161 with a Lo level Dane potion only raises her wisdom 3 points (i.e., to 164). When buffing Sonja from her base wisdom of 63, a Lo level Dane potion raises her wisdom by 9 points (i.e., to 72).
The effect of Dane Potions is stackable, but the potions seem to raise your wisdom by decreasing amounts the higher your wisdom is buffed. Here are the results of my testing (sorry about the length of this post, but I thought some players of Dungeon Master might benefit from the detailed results of my testing):ġ. The threads basically explain that mana recovery is based upon a formula of, but that the rate of mana recovery hits its maximum when the result of this formula reaches 112.Īfter reading these threads, I decided to experiment using Dane Potions on Sonja (my character with the highest base wisdom) to see if they were actually worth the effort. In the threads, some experienced players of Dungeon Master are essentially arguing that the increased rate of mana recovery you experience by buffing your characters' wisdom with Dane Potions more than makes up for the mana cost of these potions. Last night, I discovered the following threads on this forum discussing the effects of Dane Potions (i.e., Wisdom Potions), Wisdom, and mana recovery:
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