The Carlisle Magic Plus kayak paddle is a highly convenient and efficient paddle designed for kayaking enthusiasts. With its lightweight and durable construction, this paddle offers superior performance on the water. One of the key features of the Carlisle Magic Plus paddle is its fiberglass shaft. This shaft provides excellent strength and durability, ensuring that the paddle can withstand the demands of regular use. Additionally, the fiberglass construction helps to keep the weight of the paddle down, making it easier to handle and maneuver. The paddle also features asymmetrical blades, which are designed to minimize the resistance in the water.
The paddle also features asymmetrical blades, which are designed to minimize the resistance in the water. This means that each stroke requires less effort, allowing the kayaker to paddle more efficiently and effectively. The blades are also slightly spoon-shaped, which further enhances their ability to move through the water smoothly.
Important Question About Talisman of Beasts!
Talisman of Beasts requires 18 Magic and 18 Faith. Currently, my magic is 14 and my faith is like 30. The only spells that I would need to cast are Warding and Anti-Magic Field, which do not need magic because they are defensive spells.
My question is this: Since my magic is not 18, will I be able to use MIRACLES without any penalty? Let's say I cast God's Wrath, will it's power be lessened even though my faith is higher than 18?
I will leave my magic at 14 if I can cast miracles without any problems. Thanks in advance!
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quote PhoenixDemon
Talisman of Beasts requires 18 Magic and 18 Faith. Currently, my magic is 14 and my faith is like 30. The only spells that I would need to cast are Warding and Anti-Magic Field, which do not need magic because they are defensive spells.
My question is this: Since my magic is not 18, will I be able to use MIRACLES without any penalty? Let's say I cast God's Wrath, will it's power be lessened even though my faith is higher than 18?
I will leave my magic at 14 if I can cast miracles without any problems. Thanks in advance!
Miracles don't really require spell power.. you'll be about to cast them but yes, you will have a small and almost unnoticeable penalty.
Jan 31, 10 at 6:16pm ^Are you sure, Aeirou? I was using TOB yesterday. my magic is 45, faith is 16. I could cast Second Chance, but when I tried to use Soul Ray, I only did about 25 damage I don't know if it's the same the other way around, but.
Anyway, you shouldn't use TOB for God's Wrath if you're a Faith build. It only has about 20 Miracle assist, as aspposed to the Talisman of God's 120 something.
Hope this helps.
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quote Nick1Nintendo
Are you sure, Aeirou? I was using TOB yesterday. my magic is 45, faith is 16. I could cast Second Chance, but when I tried to use Soul Ray, I only did about 25 damage I don't know if it's the same the other way around, but.
Anyway, you shouldn't use TOB for God's Wrath if you're a Faith build. It only has about 20 Miracle assist, as aspposed to the Talisman of God's 120 something.
Hope this helps.
Yes, you have a reverse issue.. because your faith is lower you are gimping your Spell power.. which would greatly effect you.. but miracles don't pool off the same stats.. besides.. the beauty of GW in PVP is the Knockdown. either way I reccomend used wood catalyst for spells and ToB for miracles but it's always better to have the stats to use it.
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So would you recommend that I take my magic to 18 or leave it at 14?
I will only use spells like Warding and AMF. I will probably use God's Wrath and other miracles. So, will God's Wrath do most of its intended damage? For example, let's say with 18 magic and 18 faith it would do 500 damage. If magic is less than 18, will God's Wrath do at least 450 damage?
Please, I need to know if it worth leaving my magic at 14.
Than you very much Aeirou!
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it's self improvement or buff spells is all the magic you intend to use them you're good leaving your magic at 14 with little taken away from the effectiveness of your GW.. again also note that the main reason people use GW is for the knockdown.. so if you're skilled you should really need GW at all.
just getting started!
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speaking of TOB hoiw do u get it?
Are you sure, Aeirou? I was using TOB yesterday. my magic is 45, faith is 16. I could cast Second Chance, but when I tried to use Soul Ray, I only did about 25 damage I don't know if it's the same the other way around, but.
The Carlisle Magic Plus paddle also includes a push-button takedown system. This allows the paddle to be easily disassembled for compact storage and transportation. This feature is especially beneficial for kayakers who need to travel or store their paddle in a limited space. Lastly, the Carlisle Magic Plus paddle offers a comfortable grip and control. The shaft is ergonomically designed to fit comfortably in the hand, reducing fatigue during long paddling sessions. The paddle also includes drip rings, which help to keep water from running down the shaft and into the kayaker's hands. Overall, the Carlisle Magic Plus kayak paddle is a reliable and high-performing paddle for both recreational and experienced kayakers. Its lightweight construction, efficient blades, and convenient takedown system make it a great choice for anyone looking to enhance their kayaking experience..
Reviews for "Elevate Your Kayaking Experience with the Carlisle Magic Plus Paddle"
1. Jane - 2/5 - I recently purchased the Carlisle magic plu kayak paddle, and I have to say, I'm quite disappointed with its performance. The paddle felt flimsy and lacked the necessary strength and stability for a smooth kayaking experience. The blades seemed too small and didn't generate enough power to navigate through even mildly choppy waters. Additionally, the grip was uncomfortable and didn't provide a secure hold, making it difficult to maneuver and control the paddle effectively. Overall, I was left feeling frustrated and dissatisfied with this product.
2. Mark - 1/5 - I had high expectations for the Carlisle magic plu kayak paddle, but unfortunately, it failed to meet them. Right from the beginning, I noticed that the paddle was poorly constructed. The joints were loose and didn't provide the necessary rigidity for a reliable paddle. Moreover, the blades were not durable and started to chip and crack after just a few uses. This lack of durability greatly affected the performance, making it a hassle to paddle efficiently. Save your money and invest in a better-quality paddle that won't disappoint.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - The Carlisle magic plu kayak paddle left much to be desired. The paddle had a noticeable imbalance, causing it to wobble in the water. This made it extremely difficult to maintain a steady rhythm while paddling, and my arms quickly tired from the added effort needed to compensate for the imbalance. The paddle also lacked versatility, and I struggled to find a comfortable grip that allowed for efficient paddling. I would not recommend this paddle, especially for those looking for a reliable and well-designed option.