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High Endurance is essential | High Endurance is essential if you don't plan on using a sneak or sniper build. It also influences your resistance against [[Knockback|knockdowns]] and the power of incoming critical damage. You won't be able to get any [[Lifegiver]] perks if your registered endurance is below 5. Tank fighters typically have maxed endurance, and any character with 6 endurance or less is considered somewhat fragile. 7 endurance is needed to get all 3 [[Lifegiver]] perks. | ||
See the [[Hit Points|HP table]] | See the [[Hit Points|HP table]] | ||
Revision as of 22:31, 25 December 2014
| SPECIAL Endurance | |
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| Modifies | Hit Points, Poison Resistance, Radiation resistance, Healing Rate |
| Related perks | Gain Endurance |
| Related traits | todo |
Stamina and physical toughness. A character with a high Endurance will survive where others may not. Modifies: Hit Points, Poison Resistance, Radiation Resistance, Healing Rate, and the additional hit points per level.
Note: Your Endurance can be permanently increased by 1 point with an implant, unless it is already 10, the maximum.
Drugs that affect Endurance
Tips
High Endurance is essential if you don't plan on using a sneak or sniper build. It also influences your resistance against knockdowns and the power of incoming critical damage. You won't be able to get any Lifegiver perks if your registered endurance is below 5. Tank fighters typically have maxed endurance, and any character with 6 endurance or less is considered somewhat fragile. 7 endurance is needed to get all 3 Lifegiver perks.
See the HP table