Magic Affinity - Revision history

Positron at 06:45, 16 August 2022

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			{{disambiguation\|Elemental Magic Atk. Bonus}}

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	\|Magic Affinity is a term used on [[~~Staff~~ Trials\|~~magian~~ ~~staves~~]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 [[elemental staves]]. These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.<br>		\|Magic Affinity is a term used on [[:Category:Trial of the Magians Staves#Elemental Trials\|Magian Staves]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 [[elemental staves]]. These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.<br>
	Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>		Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>
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FaeQueenCory at 23:21, 24 September 2019

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	\|Magic Affinity is a term used on [[Staff Trials\|magian staves]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 elemental staves ~~(like [[Aquilo's Staff~~]]). These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.<br>		\|Magic Affinity is a term used on [[Staff Trials\|magian staves]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 [[elemental staves]]. These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.<br>
	Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>		Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>
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Spicyryan: /* Related Links */

2016-11-16T18:35:57Z

Spicyryan: /* Magic Damage */

2016-11-16T18:28:41Z

Magic Damage

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	=== Magic Damage ===		=== Magic Damage ===
	Staves that say things like "Elemental Affinity: Magic Damage +X" actually give an (X+1)*5% bonus to spell damage of the matching element. This is applied in a [[Magic Damage\|separate step]] from other bonuses.		Staves that say things like "Elemental Affinity: Magic Damage +X" actually give an (X+1)*5% bonus to spell damage of the matching element. This is applied in a [[Magic Damage\|separate step]] from other bonuses.
	In the case of the "weak" element, they receive a penalty equal to what the bonus would have been otherwise.		In the case of the opposing "weak" element, they receive a penalty equal to what the bonus would have been otherwise.

	=== Magic Accuracy ===		=== Magic Accuracy ===

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2012-01-17T14:39:25Z

Magic Accuracy

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 == Related Links ==
 * [http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/91236-Fapworthy-WS-SC-or-MB-damage-IV-We-can-t-read-your-black-text-or-Comic-Sans?p=4377287&viewfull=1#post4377287 Affinity Testing (Jimothy and zagex, BG)]

Slycer at 17:50, 14 January 2012

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	=== Perpetuation Cost ===		=== Perpetuation Cost ===
	"~~Elmemental~~ Affinity: Perpetuation Cost -6" means that any avatar or spirit with the appropriate element has their upkeep reduced by 6[[MP]]/tick, to a minimum of 0 (or 1, if you count the first tick of [[Auto Refresh]]).		"Elemental Affinity: Perpetuation Cost -6" means that any avatar or spirit with the appropriate element has their upkeep reduced by 6[[MP]]/tick, to a minimum of 0 (or 1, if you count the first tick of [[Auto Refresh]]).

	=== Magic Damage ===		=== Magic Damage ===
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	=== Magic Accuracy ===		=== Magic Accuracy ===
	Staves with "Elemental Affinity: Magic Accuracy +5" actually give (X+1)*5 [[Magic Accuracy]] to spells of the appropriate element. They are assumed to give an equal penalty to the "weak" element.		Staves with "Elemental Affinity: Magic Accuracy +X" actually give (X+1)*5 [[Magic Accuracy]] to spells of the appropriate element. They are assumed to give an equal penalty to the "weak" element.

Yugl at 07:35, 14 January 2012

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Byrthnoth at 04:14, 11 July 2011

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	* [[Staff Trials]]		* [[Staff Trials]]
	* [[Atma]]		* [[Atma]]
			[[Category:Game Mechanics]]

Byrthnoth at 19:53, 6 July 2011

2011-07-06T19:53:05Z

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⚫	Magic Affinity is a term used on [[Staff Trials\|magian staves]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 elemental staves (like [[Aquilo's Staff]]). These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.
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		⚫	\|Magic Affinity is a term used on [[Staff Trials\|magian staves]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 elemental staves (like [[Aquilo's Staff]]). These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.<br>
	\|Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>		Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>
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Byrthnoth: /* added negative bonus information */

2011-07-06T19:37:30Z

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	Magic Affinity is a term used on [[Staff Trials\|magian staves]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 elemental staves (like [[Aquilo's Staff]]). These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.~~<br><br>~~		Magic Affinity is a term used on [[Staff Trials\|magian staves]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 elemental staves (like [[Aquilo's Staff]]). These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.
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⚫	Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases.
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		⚫	\|Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>
			\|[[Image:Elements.JPG]]
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	=== Perpetuation Cost ===		=== Perpetuation Cost ===
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	=== Magic Damage ===		=== Magic Damage ===
	Staves that say things like "Elemental Affinity: Magic Damage +X" actually give an (X+1)*5% bonus to spell damage of the matching element. This is applied in a [[Magic Damage\|separate step]] from other bonuses.		Staves that say things like "Elemental Affinity: Magic Damage +X" actually give an (X+1)*5% bonus to spell damage of the matching element. This is applied in a [[Magic Damage\|separate step]] from other bonuses.
			In the case of the "weak" element, they receive a penalty equal to what the bonus would have been otherwise.

	=== Magic Accuracy ===		=== Magic Accuracy ===
	Staves with "Elemental Affinity: Magic Accuracy +5" actually give (X+1)*5 [[Magic Accuracy]] to spells of the appropriate element.		Staves with "Elemental Affinity: Magic Accuracy +5" actually give (X+1)*5 [[Magic Accuracy]] to spells of the appropriate element. They are assumed to give an equal penalty to the "weak" element.

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			{{disambiguation\|Elemental Magic Atk. Bonus}}

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	\|Magic Affinity is a term used on [[~~Staff~~ Trials\|~~magian~~ ~~staves~~]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 [[elemental staves]]. These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.<br>		\|Magic Affinity is a term used on [[:Category:Trial of the Magians Staves#Elemental Trials\|Magian Staves]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 [[elemental staves]]. These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.<br>
	Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>		Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>
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	\|Magic Affinity is a term used on [[Staff Trials\|magian staves]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 elemental staves ~~(like [[Aquilo's Staff~~]]). These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.<br>		\|Magic Affinity is a term used on [[Staff Trials\|magian staves]] that is designed to emulate the element-specific effects of the ever-popular level 51 [[elemental staves]]. These are not actually the same term in the damage equation, though they have the same effect in most cases. Affinity (Magic Damage and Magic Accuracy) was then also used as a potential [[Atma]] stat, and seems likely to retain a major role in mage playstyle in the future.<br>
	Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>		Affinity, specifically, was used to break apart the elemental staff bonuses into different portions, so that they could be adjusted independently of each other. So while Aquilo's Staff gives -3 Ice perpetuation, +15% Ice damage, and +15 Ice [[Magic Accuracy]], an Ice [[Staff Trials\|Magian Staff]] would only give a large benefit to one of those, but with that bonus increasing as the level of the staff increases. Also, similarly to an [[Aquilo's Staff]], it would give a penalty to the "weak" element (wind in this case) equal to bonus it gives to the appropriate element.<br>
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	== Related Links ==		== Related Links ==
			* [[Magic Damage]]
⚫	* [http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/91236-Fapworthy-WS-SC-or-MB-damage-IV-We-can-t-read-your-black-text-or-Comic-Sans?p=4377287&viewfull=1#post4377287 Affinity Testing (Jimothy and zagex, BG)]
	* [[Staff Trials]]		* [[Staff Trials]]
	* [[Atma]]		* [[Atma]]
			== References ==
		⚫	* [http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/91236-Fapworthy-WS-SC-or-MB-damage-IV-We-can-t-read-your-black-text-or-Comic-Sans?p=4377287&viewfull=1#post4377287 Affinity Testing (Jimothy and zagex, BG)]
	[[Category:Game Mechanics]]		[[Category:Game Mechanics]]