Game Mechanics New thing(stat?) I thought of while taking a nap

So you know how in pokemon, there's are items called Repel, Super Repel and Max Repel? I thought, how about we have that for Wynncraft BUT instead of it being an item, it would be a kind of inherent stat that's unlocked after a level 50-60 quest.

Quest Idea: Go to a dojo of a friend/graduate/disciple of Sensei Miyagi, and do a bunch(3-4) of sub-quests for him, which seem pretty unnecessary, but once you finish all of them you "understand" the meaning behind the things you did. And after that you unlock a stat (kind of like how intimidation works in some anime/manga).

How It Works: At level 50-60, the stat makes it so that enemies 30-40 levels below your own do not attack you because you are 'intimidating' them.

I think this would be good because I don't want low level mobs to attack me while travelling because it is pretty annoying. (Also it would be cool if you foreshadow Sensei Miyagi early on)

(After writing this I realized that it can't be called a stat because you can't really upgrade said "stat" because it just goes up proportional to your level)

 

I can't imagine this is possible. Besides, enemies of that low level really aren't dangerous to you and you can melt them with a couple basic hits.

 

It can be good. Gathering materials while being attacked by mobs is kind of annoying, even if they are weak. I feel like it would make more sense as a raid charm reward or major ID on a few items, rather than a sixth stat. Something like this maybe:

Sense Distortion: Monsters 35 levels or more below your combat level don't detect you unless you damage them or are in a dungeon, raid, or world event.

 

True, but it is pretty annoying when you are minding your business and a horde of them show up to poke at your health

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Yeah, the idea I was going for was something like that

 

Now that I think of it, given that the CT can't make Skyraiders and Orcs stop fighting you after their respective quests, I don't think Repels would even work in Wynn.

 

true!

 

Don't know why I forgot that.