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RAS x Epic Fight Progression
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Connects RPG Attribute System progression with Epic Fight skill requirements, allowing skills to require specific RAS attribute levels.
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RAS x Epic Fight Progression integrates RPG Attribute System with Epic Fight and Epic Fight: skill tree progression.
The addon allows Epic Fight skills to require specific RAS attributes before they can be learned, creating a more meaningful character progression system where your build directly influences which combat abilities become available.
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RAS attribute requirements for Epic Fight skills
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Support for multiple attribute requirements
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Displays required and current attribute values in the Skill Tree
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Prevents learning skills when requirements are not met
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Designed to work alongside custom RAS progression and balancing
This addon is intended for modpacks that want a stronger connection between character stats and Epic Fight combat progression.
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