Is there any reason to raise Charisma?

[mamotromico]

From what I understand it affects lp > authority conversion *somehow*, but not enough that you should bother.

That's the only known effect so far?

[shubla]

Yea, im pretty sure there is reason to raide charisma

[raybon256]

In legacy you need 25 to be village chief. I'm not sure if that's a requirement anymore.

[Sevenless]

From what I understand it affects lp > authority conversion *somehow*, but not enough that you should bother.

That's the only known effect so far?

Fairly certain that's the only effect ingame currently, I *might* have seen one craft somewhere that used CHA as part of the soft cap.

The systems CHA used to influence are not currently implemented. Specifically, it had some combat uses (minor to the point of ignored) and it also had use in bonfire feasting. Since both of those systems are gone, it has no current uses.

Anyone who knows something I'm missing feel free to correct me.

[jordancoles]

Specifically, it had some combat uses (minor to the point of ignored)

If you think 5 IP to get 3 advantage instantly is minor then idk what to tell you

[shubla]

Specifically, it had some combat uses (minor to the point of ignored)

If you mean think 5 IP to get 3 advantage instantly is minor then idk what to tell you

Charisma was actually very useful if you had op titan.

[jordancoles]

Actually, charisma made your "okay" character into and OP titan

[Hervarth]

iirc you had to have very high charisma to use those moves well, against people with just good merch + charisma from camembert/ddds. because i think they were based on relative charisma. i used to raise charisma a bit, just as a defense against those moves (would not have worked against the titans, of course )