2008-08-28, 03:35 AM
Indeed.
Example with made-up, arbitrary numbers: Let's say AMs have a "power level" (essentially, overall efficiency including all factors) of 500 and Bishops have a "power level" of 700. The introduction of level 130 lukless wands boost AMs to 600 and Bishops to 800 from the sheer magic attack advantage. Not very even, right?
Add in the elemental effect. AMs are boosted to 750, and Bishops are nerfed to 600 (if they decide to keep using the wand) or forgo the wand entirely, like they were intended to, and return to 700.
Much better that way.
Example with made-up, arbitrary numbers: Let's say AMs have a "power level" (essentially, overall efficiency including all factors) of 500 and Bishops have a "power level" of 700. The introduction of level 130 lukless wands boost AMs to 600 and Bishops to 800 from the sheer magic attack advantage. Not very even, right?
Add in the elemental effect. AMs are boosted to 750, and Bishops are nerfed to 600 (if they decide to keep using the wand) or forgo the wand entirely, like they were intended to, and return to 700.
Much better that way.