I'm curious:
Now that the damage(X) modifier no longer affects your power rating(PR), should I really be concerned about keeping a balance between damage and PTH(+)?
eg. instead of having my SoD [5x700] +50
can i now benefit by inflating the damage to SoD [5x2000] +50 ?
Why wouldn't you benefit from that? If you keep up on your dex ratio you don't really have to be all that concerned with PTH anyways.
QBJohnnywas
July 30 2009 7:08 AM EDT
Boosting your damage will always benefit you. However having a PTH that low will work against you if people have DBs or evasion. You could change the Ice Familiar to a ToA and put that on your SoD user, then that takes care of the PTH for you.
In fact if you have a ToA you can have your PTH at zero.
Sickone
July 30 2009 8:20 AM EDT
The only thing that should concern you is encumbrance :D
thanks for the help, i'm taking all three responses into consideration.. i'll balance the encumbrance between the weapon itself and the elven gear giving me the +DX.. i'll also put some more forge-time into my own DB's
as for changing the strategy, i'd like to try only physical damage as a new NCB.. i realise the current strategy isn't optimal but it was moreso "character"-based rather than "performance"-based.. the goal was to cover as much ground as I could both defensively and offensively
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