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Freelance Ramblings / Focus Degradation Chart
« on: March 03, 2011, 05:53:28 PM »
I meant to get this up here a little sooner, sorry!
With HoT and a level increase a lot of decaying foci comparisons arise. It becomes important to know whether your old raid foci are better or worse than current expansion group foci, or whether your current expansion group foci are better than the foci in xyz tier of the raid content we are currently hitting. For those who aren't exactly math wizards, this can be a daunting task.
An awesome necromancer over at the serverwide boards by the name of Solithan put together this downloadable document that you can plug your foci and spell level into to see how far the foci will have decayed.
I would advise everyone that uses foci to download this little nugget of gold (whether dmg foci, heal foci, det hast, bene haste, bene duration, etc etc)
Here is the link to the post on Necrotalk.
note: If you downloaded this before non-damage foci were in it (such as raid legs, group legs, raid det range, group det range, etc) the author has now added those in so you can re-download the file if you would like them.
With HoT and a level increase a lot of decaying foci comparisons arise. It becomes important to know whether your old raid foci are better or worse than current expansion group foci, or whether your current expansion group foci are better than the foci in xyz tier of the raid content we are currently hitting. For those who aren't exactly math wizards, this can be a daunting task.
An awesome necromancer over at the serverwide boards by the name of Solithan put together this downloadable document that you can plug your foci and spell level into to see how far the foci will have decayed.
I would advise everyone that uses foci to download this little nugget of gold (whether dmg foci, heal foci, det hast, bene haste, bene duration, etc etc)
Here is the link to the post on Necrotalk.
note: If you downloaded this before non-damage foci were in it (such as raid legs, group legs, raid det range, group det range, etc) the author has now added those in so you can re-download the file if you would like them.