Prism quality...

[kolaz]

...is affected by what? Really dont get it.

Got ql 27 glass, full industry, ql 45 crucible and I get ql 24 prism. So what affects prism? Some stat? Or what?

[brohammed]

Smithing, survival, crucible glass and charcoal quality.

[btaylor]

Fuel quality greatly affects the end product's quality I believe. You can lose a lot of quality if you used 10Q Charcoal.

[kolaz]

43 charcoal, 15 survival, 20 smithing.


Really survival affects this? And smithing?

[btaylor]

I think he meant survival for sand collection. I think. Is soil/sand/clay/etc. based on survival? That's a good question.

[kolaz]

It's based on map, nothing more.

[novaalpha]

glass q capped by str*smi

[MagicManICT]

...is affected by what? Really dont get it.

Got ql 27 glass, full industry, ql 45 crucible and I get ql 24 prism. So what affects prism? Some stat? Or what?

Smithing, survival, crucible glass and charcoal quality.

I can't remember off the top of my head what attribute it uses, if any. I think it may be perception, but it's been so long since my prisms were softcapped, I've forgotten. (Wiki says nat/ind will have an effect, too.)

Check the wiki. There's some comments there about them: http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Prism

If you can find something different, feel free to post an update.

[lordu]

TESTED

Q75 Crucible + Q25 raw glass + Q41 coal= Q25 prism with a caracter with 20 smith and industry.

Q75 Crucible + Q26 raw glass + Q41 coal= Q26 prism with a caracter with 40 smith and industry.

Same materials with a full nature caracter(smith 1)= Q9 prism

edit: surv of the nature caracther was 20+ over the industry char

[kolaz]

So... it's hardcapped by ql of glass? That is... sad