Any way to tell how much Accuracy you need to hit a monster?

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    I'm wondering if there is a way to figure out how much accuracy someone would need to hit a certain monster 100% of the time?
    I'm particularyl asking about the Golems in FoG.
    Right now my acc. is 98, and I'm wondering if I can hit them now?
    Thanks for any help :)
     
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    Jeen, Jan 28, 2016
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    I'm assuming you're a warrior, I took this from Matt's Horntail Guide.

    Accuracy Formula for Warriors only:
    To achieve 100% hit accuracy for a specific monster, use this: (55+2*level difference)*mob avoid/15
    "Level difference" means how many levels you are below the monster.
     
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    yes_you_can.png Yes you can hit, at least if you're level 51 or above! Screaming Statue's accuracy calculator is very good, and I used it alot when creating and playing my DEXless Dark Knight in Maple Global back in the days. However, there is an improved calculator, based on ScreamingStatue. It's optimised for MapleRoyals, check it out: https://royals.ms/forum/threads/mapleroyals-accuracy-and-defense-calculator.55142/
     
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