int
- noun
- /ɪnt/
- Jargon
- In the role-playing game, a higher int gives your character better problem-solving abilities.
Examples
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I am sure that restoshamans who socket int over crit haste mastery are bad shamans.
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Players often choose a build with high int to enhance their magical powers in fantasy games.
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People keep linking this blog post as some proof that Int > Spirit, in terms of flasks/food.
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At what point do you, Rib, say "Enough" with the game-breaking INTs and putrid play?
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I've been wrestling with the Int/Spi valuation ever since one of our guildies posted this thread.
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To succeed in strategy games, having a high int is essential for making smart decisions.
Synonyms
Ability to learn, understand, and use knowledge to solve problems
A number from tests that shows how smart a person is compared to others their age
A number that shows how smart a person is on a standard test
How Intelligent
- Jargon
- Specialized
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Int in games is short for intelligence, which means 'thinking' or 'mental power', so a high int shows a character can think better or use stronger magic.