Magical strength and physical might are two distinct but interconnected concepts in the realm of fiction and fantasy. They both represent sources of power and abilities that characters possess, although they manifest in different ways. Magical strength refers to the supernatural power derived from mystical forces or energies. It often involves spellcasting, manipulating elements, and summoning supernatural creatures. Characters with magical strength have the ability to cast powerful spells, wield enchanted weapons, and manipulate reality to their advantage. This type of power is typically associated with wizards, witches, and other magic users.
Durations are not rounded and last their exact amount. However, actions that are performed in intervals, like Damage/Healing [time], are rounded down to the nearest integer, resulting in thresholds that players may want to take advantage of.
Action Speed governs the speed at which you interact with your weapons, meaning stowing, swapping, reloading or attacking with weapons, as well as the speed of usage of consumables. However, actions that are performed in intervals, like Damage Healing time , are rounded down to the nearest integer, resulting in thresholds that players may want to take advantage of.
This type of power is typically associated with wizards, witches, and other magic users. Physical might, on the other hand, pertains to physical strength and prowess. It is the measure of a character's physical abilities, such as their strength, speed, agility, and combat skills.
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I'm trying to put points into my dragon's stat correctly, according to the Ability stones available to him. But I can't tell for sure whether the attack from the stones are Physical or Magical. I was hoping to put all points into Intelligence for him.
June 08, 2013 16:04:01I'm trying to put points into my dragon's stat correctly, according to the Ability stones available to him. But I can't tell for sure whether the attack from the stones are Physical or Magical. I was hoping to put all points into Intelligence for him.
Bolts are magical, Slashes are physical. c: There are more like Eliminate being physical (if I remember correctly) and other skills, but I don't know most of them yet. xD
June 08, 2013 16:12:07Bolts are magical, Slashes are physical. c: There are more like Eliminate being physical (if I remember correctly) and other skills, but I don't know most of them yet. xD
The mouseover tooltips on the abilities imply (or just tell you) whether or not an ability is magical or physical. For example, the Contuse tooltip says that it deals neutral magic damage.
The Scratch and Shred abilities should say something that sounds like they're physical. I don't have them handy right now though so I can't say exactly what they say. :(
For your current dragons, Faes are magical, and Guardians are physical. To start, anyway. You can always put points into whatever you want and give them new abilities to match.
1276 June 08, 2013 16:12:51The mouseover tooltips on the abilities imply (or just tell you) whether or not an ability is magical or physical. For example, the Contuse tooltip says that it deals neutral magic damage.
The Scratch and Shred abilities should say something that sounds like they're physical. I don't have them handy right now though so I can't say exactly what they say. :(
For your current dragons, Faes are magical, and Guardians are physical. To start, anyway. You can always put points into whatever you want and give them new abilities to match.
I see, thanks so much. June 08, 2013 16:19:11 I see, thanks so much.How about the Guard ability stone? It seems a tiny bit vague. However, the description does mention "the caster". Leaving me to believe that it is a magical/spell ability.
Bolster is also nondescriptive either way.
June 08, 2013 16:22:46How about the Guard ability stone? It seems a tiny bit vague. However, the description does mention "the caster". Leaving me to believe that it is a magical/spell ability.
Bolster is also nondescriptive either way.
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@L130053 Guard doesn't do any damage to anyone so it's.. neither? You just jump in the way and eat any incoming damage of the one you put it on. So X dragon uses it on Y. X jumps in front of Y and eats any incoming damage.
Edit: Bolster i'm not sure about. As far as I understand it's a preset ammount that it blocks, then any excess damage goes through. So. If the mob does 100, you 'bolster block' 80, so you take / see 20 damage done to your dragon. If a stat does affect it, i'd love to know aswell.
3851 June 08, 2013 16:34:08@L130053 Guard doesn't do any damage to anyone so it's.. neither? You just jump in the way and eat any incoming damage of the one you put it on. So X dragon uses it on Y. X jumps in front of Y and eats any incoming damage.
Edit: Bolster i'm not sure about. As far as I understand it's a preset ammount that it blocks, then any excess damage goes through. So. If the mob does 100, you 'bolster block' 80, so you take / see 20 damage done to your dragon. If a stat does affect it, i'd love to know aswell.
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Characters with physical might excel in hand-to-hand combat, weapon mastery, and perform extraordinary feats of strength and athleticism. This type of power is commonly possessed by warriors, knights, and martial artists. While magical strength and physical might are distinct, they often complement each other in storytelling. Characters who possess both magical strength and physical might are often depicted as formidable individuals with a wide range of abilities at their disposal. These characters become versatile and well-rounded, capable of confronting challenges from both magical and physical adversaries. The importance of these two powers can vary depending on the narrative. In some stories, magic might be the dominant force, where characters rely heavily on their magical abilities to shape the world and overcome obstacles. In others, physical might may take center stage, emphasizing the physical prowess and combat skills of characters. However, many stories strike a balance between the two, showcasing the synergy between magical strength and physical might. Ultimately, the concept of magical strength and physical might serves to create engaging and complex characters in fiction and fantasy. It allows for diverse power dynamics, strategic battles, and dramatic confrontations. Whether it is through the mystical energy of magic or the raw physical capabilities of characters, these powers captivate audiences and transport them to imaginative worlds full of wonder and excitement..
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