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<blockquote data-quote="Jhamin" data-source="post: 24891" data-attributes="member: 1023">Couple of points here:1 - I think you are confusing an inherant bonus with your base statistics.&nbsp; Your base Statistics you begin with (rolled or bought at character creation) are diffrent from the inherant statistics you pick up later with wishes or tomes.&nbsp; If you lost two points from your BASE statistic and had a +3 to it from an inherant bonus you do not have a +1 inherant bonus, you have a +3 inherant bonus on statistics that are two points below the base due to a penalty.2 - There is a list of possible powers listed under wish.&nbsp; They are accompanied by bulleted points.&nbsp; The ability to add to your own statistics is listed under the seventh bullet.&nbsp; This is where the mention of inherant bonuses are found.&nbsp; The ability of a wish to undo statistic penalties is found either under bullet six or bullet eight depending on exactly what caused you to lose the stats.&nbsp; As there is no mention in either of those entries of inherant bonuses I tend to infer that the wish helps you by removing the origional cause of the stat decrease rather than by adding inherant levels to counterbalance the penalties.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jhamin, post: 24891, member: 1023"] Couple of points here: 1 - I think you are confusing an inherant bonus with your base statistics. Your base Statistics you begin with (rolled or bought at character creation) are diffrent from the inherant statistics you pick up later with wishes or tomes. If you lost two points from your BASE statistic and had a +3 to it from an inherant bonus you do not have a +1 inherant bonus, you have a +3 inherant bonus on statistics that are two points below the base due to a penalty. 2 - There is a list of possible powers listed under wish. They are accompanied by bulleted points. The ability to add to your own statistics is listed under the seventh bullet. This is where the mention of inherant bonuses are found. The ability of a wish to undo statistic penalties is found either under bullet six or bullet eight depending on exactly what caused you to lose the stats. As there is no mention in either of those entries of inherant bonuses I tend to infer that the wish helps you by removing the origional cause of the stat decrease rather than by adding inherant levels to counterbalance the penalties. [/QUOTE]

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