Question About Poison Magic

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@NekoAlosama

As in, you don’t actually do 130.5 impact damage with 65 Power in-game, you do 130.

No, it’s just visually rounded. DoT is the only legitimately rounded thing.

@NekoAlosama

The ‘5%’ is floored, which makes Poisoned equivalent to the impact damage floored to a multiple of 20

Which is why I used that as an example, I literally updated the AO damage calculator with this
knowledge.

Updated AO calculator

https://embed.calculoid.com/?calcId=85639&apiKey=52e3c1ce600cabe2b1a62 It probs didn’t need its own topic considering it was in a pinned guide but here is one anyways. If you don’t think your impact damage can’t pass its threshold(Paper is 5%, Glass is 0%, Wood is 33%,etc.), ignore DoT and overall, just multiply impact*amount. If DoT shows up as 0 damage, it’s due to the way DoT rounding works but assume it’s a DoT of 1 damage per tick. 0 should only show for DoT magics that aren’t fire/plasm…

@NekoAlosama

Technically, this means that the overall damage difference between 77 Power and 78 Power is 21. So, getting 78 Power and above is good.

Yes, that’s why Sunken boots or Sunken helmets are substituent to these spots while a magic size amulet doesn’t give defense along with it making it non-substituent.

@NekoAlosama

I definitely don’t know why 29 Magic Size increases spells by ‘~18%’.

Magic size is logarithmic and 45 magic size was estimated to be 25% by fluect using bricks decals on houses as units of measurement and 160 to be 50%.
29 magic size being 18% is a generous assumption based on previously given knowledge.