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The formula to calculate the base damage is:
The formula to calculate the base damage is:


<math>\text{Base Damage}=\left\{ \begin{array}{lcl} \displaystyle\left\lfloor\frac{6E}{100} \right\rfloor +3 & \text{if }E \leq 200\\\\
Base Damage = 6E / 100 + 3
\displaystyle\left\lfloor\frac{5E}{100}\right\rfloor +5 & \text{if }E>200
 
\end{array}\right.</math>
for skills over 200:
 
Base Damage = 5E / 100 + 5
 
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where <i>E</i> is your Enhancing Magic Skill.
where <i>E</i> is your Enhancing Magic Skill.

Revision as of 13:00, 24 April 2025

Base En-spell (enfire, enblizzard, enthunder, enwater, enstone, enaero, auspice) damage is affected by the caster's enhancing magic skill, day, and weather effects. The formula for doing so is as follows:

The formula to calculate the base damage is:

Base Damage = 6E / 100 + 3

for skills over 200:

Base Damage = 5E / 100 + 5


where E is your Enhancing Magic Skill.
It is also possible for weather to affect the base damage

  • Weather modifiers are:
Corresponding weather: 0.1 (10%)
Double corresponding weather: 0.25 (25%)


  • Day modifiers are:
Corresponding day: 0.1 (10%)


Example: At enhancing magic of 171 we get:

<math> \text{Base Damage}=\left\lfloor\frac{171*6}{100}\right\rfloor +3= 13 </math>

If, in addition, it is double weather then the damage will be <math>\lfloor 13*1.25\rfloor = 16</math>.

Credit to Apple at En-Spells & WS: Test and Discussion (Link Broken or Redirects to wrong page)

Maxing the effect

Total: 304 (without merits) / 320 (with max merits)