Experiment 114 Checking how INT affects Feoh Archmage's skill damage

feoh wizard, damage, int.
i don't have a single hint
how they correlate, so... great!
int-eresting tests await!​

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we did a very similar experiment earlier that should answer your questions.

purpose: to check how int affects magical damage and magical critical damage.
attacker: feoh archmage lv. 99 with all skills learnt and no buffs. equipped with amaranthine buster (acumen).
target: feoh archmage lv. 99 with all skills learnt and no buffs. no equipment.
experiment: attacker will cast elemental destruction, and we shall put attackers m. atk. along with damage and critical damage from this skill into the table that you can see below.

{tr}{tr}{tr}{tr}{tr}{tr}{tr}{tr}{/tr}{/tr}{/tr}{/tr}{/tr}{/tr}{/tr}{/tr}

int​

m.atk.​

damage​

crit.damagе​

98​

4546​

25256​

50513​

100​

4722​

25738​

51476​

105​

5162​

26910​

53821​

110​

5622​

28084​

56168​

115​

6088​

29226​

58452​

120​

6560​

30337​

60674​

125​

7028​

31400​

62800​

conclusion: as you can see from the table, critical damage multiplier is 2, regardless of int value. however, we can clearly see how higher values of int increase m.atk. and, as a result, magical damage.

 

forgot to add crit rings...

 

is there any similar (+15 str) tests with tyrrs?

 

nice copy paste from na

 

can i ask you why are you testing with so low m. atk? rly test with 4.5-7k m.atk ?

 

and without crit rings...

 

whats the difference if he test with high m/attack? the bonus from int will be the same in %.
also this is a test how int affect skill dmg, so crit rings will not show you anything.

 

no, becouse it's not the same after 100k m atak 200k, 300k, thats why completly don't understand why he is testing with so low int value (125 max) and 7k m atak, this test just give nothink.

 

do the same test for yull?