they are stronger on average since spirit weapon users are rare (i won’t explain any more since its kind of spoilers)
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yea since theyre basically just using the weapon to change how they use their magic
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lore crumbs from the Lord!
Wake up vitabros! Vetex just gave us a in-lore buff!
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We getting some thing for vitality!!?!?!?
So vitality users use spirit weapon to channel their magic energy in their own separate way?
“When will you martial artist learn? You will never be in same league of power as us mages! Now perish like the rest of your elk!”
Their warden friend, who fully supports their pursuit of martial arts, after hearing this:
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Spoilers…? As in… story spoilers? They’re that important…?
Oooohh…
Well they’re important enough to get ghost dialogue mention them, or at the very least spirit weapons
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Might be because theyre mentioned to be gifts of the Gods, and MC has a connection to the Gods (being a legacy and all). Also, the glowy light Poseidon gives us also matches the exact same color of Vitality (which I made a post abt in the past)
Might be related…? That could be why theyre spoilers, because they’re important with whatever makes MC special. It could be even why they’re so rare is because only legacies are carrying them, and explaining them would also reveal more stuff abt what makes MC special.
Hmm… when WoM was still around, legacies were supposed to be able to have a small control over the domain of their ancestor god, controlling them without magic (like water if Poseidon). Could it be that Spirit Weapons… 
Could it be that spirit weapons are actually related to the first forms of magic?
Before the creation of circles magic used to drain the user’s life and do pretty interesting stuff iirc
nah that’s just gameplay stat system
So the order of power is Spirit Users > Mages, Warlocks and Conjurers > Warriors, Berserkers and Warlords? If spirit users use Primitive Magic they probably are indeed stronger, albeit more prone to dying from intesive usage of their magic
No, it technically works in reality too. Thats what happened with Calvus. The more you try to master multiple things, you actually get less time mastering a specific thing.
Though, Magic by default makes you a lot better, if a person who trained magic as a side thing come across another Mage who spent more time mastering magic only, the former’s magic skills probs wont be as high as the latter even if they had the same amount of time training, because the former had to split their time for magic and something else.
Well, unless they imbue though.
Interesting considering the pk (a savant) could manage to defeat everyone on his path
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The guy had loads of time to catch up (also, another message by Vetex states that realistically, PK wouldve taken decades to prepare for Durza, its only just 1 year on doc because it’s only a game and it got discontinued, so yeah, plenty of time for catch up)
It still proves that being a savant doesnt necessarly make you weaker than those who focus entirely on magic
Pk looks like a 50 year old confirmed?
no it doesnt PK is a very special case
does “supercharged with magic energy to every atoms” sound normal to you
Vetex said realsticly itd take decades ( 20 years ish i think? so 30 ), but ingame it only take a year
No, they still would look the same due to Mage longevity. (And PK is kinda the current confirmed strongest living person atm)
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