So the way the math on the Test of Spirit works out, you basically last a number of rounds equal to your Will save.  And that's without the benefit of any spells or other magical effects that add any kind of magical bonus, like a Cloak of Resistance or a Wisdom-boosting magic item, right?<br/><br/>If that's the case, some of the other contestants' results seem a bit... unusually high, even taking into account the fact that they're both higher level than us and multiclassed.  I know the Warlock's 17 rounds is possible if he has a base 18 Wisdom score, since all of his classes have good Will saves, but are we basically looking at 16-18 Wisdom scores for most of the rest of the competition, as well?  Dask doesn't have a chance of winning that round in the first place, of course, I'm mostly just trying to make sense of the math involved.<br/><br/>Edit: Wait, no, it would be Will save + 1 rounds, so the Warlock likely has a base Wisdom score of 16.  Which is a bit more sensible.