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Assassin Confusion - Chameleon - 04-14-2004 Since I never play Assassin, I know very very little about them. I didn't play the assassin for philosophical reasons, I play a thief in the D&D world but I tended to be a "honest crook" (yes, oxymoron here). I will steal from you, back stab you, lie to you, cheat you and kill you if needed but to assassinate someone. NO WAY! I have standards of self-respect to live up to. Anyways, enough of the gibberish. Onto my question confusion. Tiger Strike [slvl 1]: 3 Charges Charge 1: 100% ED Charge 2: 200% ED Charge 3: 300% ED Kick (ie. Dragon Talon [slvl 1]): 5% ED Does this mean that? Assume Charge 1 is used. Assume Greaves for boots (damage 10-20). Assume 1 Blade Talons with Shield (damage 10-14) Assume 100 Str and 100 Dex (for easy math). Is there any interaction between Tiger Strike and Kick? If so, how does it work? From Arreat Summit Quote:Kick Damage Step 1: MinDamage=((100+100-20)/4)*(100+5)/100 + 10*(100+100*StrBonus/100+5)/100 MaxDamage=((100+100-20)/3)*(100+5)/100 + 20*(100+100*StrBonus/100+5)/100 What is the StrBonus? Step 2: MinDamage=45*(1.05) + 10*(1.05 + StrBonus/100) MaxDamage=60*(1.05) + 20*(1.05 + StrBonus/100) Step 3: MinDamage=47.25 + 10.5 + StrBonus/10 MinDamage=63 + 21 + 2*StrBonus/10 I hope I did the math correctly, it is very late at night and I am in unfamilar territory here. Edit: spelling Assassin Confusion - Obi2Kenobi - 04-14-2004 Well, since you're using claws, would you replace the strength bonus with strength and dexterity bonus (.75% per point). Basically, what I am trying to say is: does the kick actually use 1% per point in strength, or is it based off of the weapon you use? What I do know, however, is that Tiger Strike does apply, but only for the first kick. |