I am equipped with the magical power in me pitch perfect. Every morning, when I wake up, I feel a surge of energy flowing through my veins. I can feel the power within me, ready to be unleashed. It's a magical force that gives me the ability to be pitch perfect in everything I do. This power allows me to excel in my career, to be the best version of myself. Whether I'm singing on stage, giving a presentation at work, or simply having a conversation with a friend, I am able to communicate in a way that captivates and inspires others.
As a general rule, if your Faith and Magic stats are equal then the Talisman of Beasts will deal roughly the same damage as the Insanity Catalyst with all spells except Light Weapon. At Magic 43 and Faith 43, the Talisman of Beasts begins to out damage the Insanity Catalyst, though from Magic 35 and Faith 35 and higher the two weapons have very little difference in damage output. 'Pushing' both Magic and Faith Stats in this way creates the "Pushed" Talisman of Beasts that is sometimes referred to.
At Magic 43 and Faith 43, the Talisman of Beasts begins to out damage the Insanity Catalyst, though from Magic 35 and Faith 35 and higher the two weapons have very little difference in damage output. This is called a Cracked Talisman of Beasts and works well for melee players that utilize Cursed Weapon and non-scaling Spells Miracles like Second Chance and Warding.
Whether I'm singing on stage, giving a presentation at work, or simply having a conversation with a friend, I am able to communicate in a way that captivates and inspires others. My words flow effortlessly, my voice resonates with confidence, and every note I hit is pitch perfect. With this magical power, I am also able to bring joy and happiness to those around me.
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!
sic parvis magna
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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?
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I can see the impact of my words and actions, as smiles light up people's faces and laughter fills the air. It's a wonderful feeling, knowing that I have the ability to make a positive difference in the lives of others. But this power goes beyond just communication and spreading joy. It also gives me the strength and resilience to overcome any obstacles that come my way. I am able to face challenges head-on, with a level of determination that cannot be shaken. Failure and setbacks are just opportunities for growth and learning, and I am equipped with the magical power to turn them into stepping stones towards success. This power is not something that came to me overnight. It has taken years of practice, dedication, and self-belief to cultivate. I have honed my skills, fine-tuning every aspect of my communication to be pitch perfect. I have learned to trust in myself and my abilities, tapping into this magical force that resides within me. I am grateful for this power, for it has transformed my life in ways I could have never imagined. It has allowed me to unlock my true potential and live a life filled with purpose and fulfillment. I am equipped with the magical power in me, and I am ready to unleash it upon the world..
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