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Enigma question
- Thread starter snowBlizz
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If the total defense of the armor after you have made it says 1000, then it'll be 1000. After you've made the runeword, any defense modifications on the armor itself (including the superior mod, and any defense values granted by the runeword) will already have taken into account for the armor. If you're enigma armor is indeed displaying 1000 defense, and you rolled a +760 defense from the enigma runeword, and the armor has 15% Enhanced Defense, then the armor's base defense was 209.
If you want to determine how much an enigma armor's defense will be, just remember that straight +defense is calculated after the % defense on the armor itself. So basically, it would be:
Base Armor Defense * Superior Defense + Straight Defense Bonus
So an enigma made in a 15% superior, 510 base defense archon plate would be (assuming you rolled +760 defense on the enigma runeword):
510 * 1.15 + 760
586 + 760
1346 defense
If you want to determine how much an enigma armor's defense will be, just remember that straight +defense is calculated after the % defense on the armor itself. So basically, it would be:
Base Armor Defense * Superior Defense + Straight Defense Bonus
So an enigma made in a 15% superior, 510 base defense archon plate would be (assuming you rolled +760 defense on the enigma runeword):
510 * 1.15 + 760
586 + 760
1346 defense
Kull said:sup armors have max base def thus for archon it is 524 and not 510 ...
I was just using random numbers off the top of my head :wink3:
thegiantturtle
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Not quite. Armors with ED% have max base def +1, which is 525.Kull said:sup armors have max base def thus for archon it is 524 and not 510 ...
Evrae Altana
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Hey, it can translate to over a dozen extra points of defense when all the ED is accounted for! :laugh:ael said:And that +1 def makes a whole lot of difference.
themachine
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That and about 100K for repairs each time you go to town.
thegiantturtle
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Nope. That 1 defense is inherent. You can't assign an ingame repair cost for it; you can't get an armor without it to compare.themachine said:That and about 100K for repairs each time you go to town.
themachine said:That and about 100K for repairs each time you go to town.
repair cost is expensive only in case armor has extra durability as well.
Kull said:repair cost is expensive only in case armor has extra durability as well.
Thats false, all superior items have added repair costs.
Milb said:Thats false, all superior items have added repair costs.
I see only significant increase in the cost when the item has ed/dura ... I am talking about my personal experince.
Kull said:I see only significant increase in the cost when the item has ed/dura ... I am talking about my personal experince.
Just done a quick test, Honor Ettin Axe - none superior = 146 per durability
15ed no dura Honor Ettin Axe = 1.6k per point