What's the difference between INT and FTH in terms of use as a stat?
Besides being tied to spells in a certain group?
A sorcery spell requires you to have INT.
While miracle spells require FTH.
So a sorcery effectiveness is based off of INT while Miracles (not dark miracles) effectiveness is based off of FTH.
There are other things, like INT gives magic defense. While FTH gives dark defense. Both increase the other defenses and resistances but only slightly.
Pyromancer is a bit different as the weapon scales from both INT and FTH, so the spells typically require you to have both skills at X amount. Like fireball requires 6 in both.
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Also note that all three use the attunement stat, which main function is how many FP (blue bar) you get and slots (spells can take 1 slot or more depending on which). Of course some minor defense to certain things (very slight). This doesn't scale yoru damage but having more FP means you have more blue to cast more and depending on how many slots you get (and use) determines how many spells you can have equipped. Like my character has 24 ATTN which means 4 slots and 181 FP.
I use spells Chaos Bed Vestiges (2 slots) and two more 1 slot spells (one is rapport awesome spell lol).
