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I have two questions:
I searched many threads and websites and have only been more confused as to what the answer is to this.
Q1: I understand the revamped triangle, so if I'm training on hill giants, melee based monster with a weakness to air spells, am I better served wearing magic or melee armor? I feel like the melee (i.e. rune etc...) would protect better, but given the revamped triangle, I'm not sure anymore. So is wearing equivalent mage armor better than melee armor against a melee monster?
Q2: How does wearing armor effect your weapons damage and/or accuracy? I'm assuming casting spells while wearing full rune would not be as helpful as casting spells while wearing full batwing. For example: if I'm training against minotaurs, who use a melee based attack but are weak to arrows, would I be better served to wear mage armor (to protect myself from the melee most effectively)? Or to wear ranged armor (despite its weakness to melee, it still provides better offensive benefits)?
PLEASE HELP! Been trying to find / figure this out for forever. Thank you!
I searched many threads and websites and have only been more confused as to what the answer is to this.
Q1: I understand the revamped triangle, so if I'm training on hill giants, melee based monster with a weakness to air spells, am I better served wearing magic or melee armor? I feel like the melee (i.e. rune etc...) would protect better, but given the revamped triangle, I'm not sure anymore. So is wearing equivalent mage armor better than melee armor against a melee monster?
Q2: How does wearing armor effect your weapons damage and/or accuracy? I'm assuming casting spells while wearing full rune would not be as helpful as casting spells while wearing full batwing. For example: if I'm training against minotaurs, who use a melee based attack but are weak to arrows, would I be better served to wear mage armor (to protect myself from the melee most effectively)? Or to wear ranged armor (despite its weakness to melee, it still provides better offensive benefits)?
PLEASE HELP! Been trying to find / figure this out for forever. Thank you!
14-Dec-2012 02:28:10
