How does it work ? Worth getting some spr for it ?
Thanks.
Realistically, if you max out your spirit. Its pretty relevant, not gonna lie. But its already got like a 10% chance or something so basically its like a 1-2 point wonder just to have. But the biggest thing is, if you max it out and your spr, you can really only deal with devils and mutants, while there are still plenty of other mobs in the game. And you wont have the int to kill others.(or str/crit)
For the second question:
I think that it depends on what build you are doing.
If you are planning to do a physical paladin, no, it’s not worth it. There are many high level gears that provides SPR.
I’m building a dex>con paladin.
What else are you going to spend those points on? Restoration is a 1 pointer and Conversion is garbage from what I gather.
You’ll be able to max Smite, Resist Elements, Barrier and Conviction easily so you can put at least 4 point into Turn Undead, It’s very situational and most of the time you even won’t remember you have it but it’s still quite nice to have for insta-killing those pesky Devil/Mutant Elite mobs.
I guess you could take Conversion for fun but it’s even more unreliable than Turn Undead.
Conversion seems bugged atm, I suggest not taking it unless you plan to use your spare points in nothing else.
Turn Undead is like a 1-point wonder, it helps a lot while grinding in Timerys or doing most post-rank 8 contents (as most mobs are undead/devil, fortunately).
SPR doesn’t add much if your stat points aren’t in substantial portions (like 200+), however it’s safe to take the attribute if you want to.
Can’t think of a situation where TU might do wonders since it has an insanely long cooldown. Hmm… I guess it works decently for 200 rush on those placeholder monsters, that’s about it. Oh yeah, if you have a linker in a party that links multiple devil mutant monsters, a single TU proc on any of them will wipe out the whole group, this is quite evident in early dungeon content like 115 etc.