#Legion crazed mage drops Pc#
#Legion crazed mage drops free#

#Legion crazed mage drops Pc#

On the PC version, Console version, Mobile version, and tModLoader version, the War Table, War Table Banner, Dragon Egg, and Gato Egg are not affected by Luck, unlike most uncommon loot drops.

#Legion crazed mage drops free#

Feel free to suggest anything else I should look into.Ĭrazed Gunman has a total of 10 stacks which give you 100% additive critical damage. The pet drops from the Dark Mage in T1 are one of the highest drop chances for any pet items from enemies, beaten out only by the Bone Key from the Dungeon Guardian.

Additive with other % AP sources and stacks up to exactly 24% at 4 stacks. TLDR: Mage's Rage is feeding off itself to an extent and double dipping into % AP.Įdit: Tested Danger Close and it's acting as expected.

Which means the previous 1.366 multiplier with 0% AP is now 1.457 with 20% AP. So not only is Mage's Rage taking into account % AP before it's calculations, the AP output from Mage's Rage is ALSO getting % AP bonuses. Red Arcanist's Regalia - Geared toward 68-70 level mages. Blue Magister's Regalia - Geared toward 60-66 level mages. They do however present a unified look and carry mage-friendly stats. 2 = 224 * 1.2 = 268.8 (bonus ap from second stack) 1268.8 *. These 'sets' do not have a proper name and offer no set bonuses. If base ap is 833.33 and you have 20% ap from skill tree it becomes (833.33 * 1.2) = 1000 *. Once you add % AP from other sources into the mix, Mage's Rage starts acting out.

So if 1000 is your base AP it'd be 1000 * 1.1 = 1100 (first stack) * 1.2 = 1320 - 100 = 1220 (second stack) * 1.3 = 1586 - 220 = 1366 (third stack)īecause Mage's Rage doesnt remove its bonus before recalculating, instead of having a 1.3 AP multiplier at 3 stacks, you end up with a 1.366 multiplier instead. First off, Mage's Rage actually only has 3 stacks and is interacting directly with your Total AP.īasically when Mage's rage calculates the second and third stack, it takes a 'snapshot' of your AP, multiplies by the current stack amount (1.2, 1.3) and after that removes the bonus from the previous stack. So I was hearing alot of different things about Mage's Rage so I thought might as well look into it and confirm exactly how it's working.Īnd it's not pretty.