Which actually works well enough in that you will likely have a build by the time you're really getting into glyphs.
This works well with any poison damage build, and does not change the way you look at anything like a legendary can. You are much better off crafting your own or buying them off the AH - this is pretty much the only way to get the ones that youll want. I think theres maybe five or so in the whole game, and they sell maybe two glyphs apiece. Like the above is just "do more poison damage". Building upon gear, players need to remember that Talismans have a Power Rating that generally increases Hit Points, Attack Rating, or Heal Rating. You can typically buy a few glyphs from Council of Venice vendors, but there is extremely limited selection here. Once maxed out, they'll be more powerful than "A" legendary, but will pale compared to a set of legendaries.įrom what I've seen, they're also designed to be complementary, not build defining. "using up tons of points, and severely limiting how many Paragon Boards we can link together" and that right there shows why I think they will absolutely NOT be the most powerful, build defining upgrades.Īdd in that you can't just place the glyph where you want to get say the most Intelligence in this case. We'll need to test it to be sure but if someone already tested it, I'll be curious to see the results. Is it a single damage pool? Is it two damage pool with vulnerable being separated? If vulnerable is separated what's preventing crit dmg from being separated like in most other games? You will get different glyphs by combining different types of runes.
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So the real answer is that unless someone can provide actual testing for this (which I'll actually try to do in the next beta if I have time) we don't know exactly what is additive with what. Glyphs are unique because, unlike other crafting items, they all use the same pattern. But the issue with that reasoning is that not only is it contradicted by every implementation of that mechanic in other diablo games (like crit damage is never usually additive with the rest of the additive damage, it's only additive with itself) but you're even contradicting it by making vulnerable an exception because of how unintuitive it sounds. There's no such thing as an additive percentage without qualifier, a percentage is additive with another percentage, not additive on its own.Īnd since they don't tell us what the percentages are additive with, I understand why you might think it's fair to assume that all the additive percentages are simply additive with each other. It would indeed make sense considering how their notation works. I have no idea if the second part with the 10% chance scales as well, but that would be even more absurd.Īll signs point to at least the first portion scaling, so filling out all those node requirements in range of our Glyphs will be priority #1, using up tons of points, and severely limiting how many Paragon Boards we can link together.choose wisely. That's +72% - 96% increased Poison damage from one Glyph.
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So while at Level 1, 3% doesn't seem to be that big of a deal.what about at Level 15 when it could be 12% increased Poison damage (for example)? Plus the radius increases to cover more nodes, we could be talking about 6-8 Intelligence nodes in range. Poison damage effects have a 10% chance to deal double the amount of damage over their duration. Let's use the livestream as an example:įor every 5 Intelligence purchased within range, you deal +3.0% increased Poison damage. I realize they are probably hundreds of modules like this for D&D but I haven't been able to identify them.Wow I didn't realize the weight behind Joseph's words during the livestream when he said Glyphs are more powerful than Legendaries, Paragon Legendaries, and even Uniques until now. I can handle those things being in the game but my players will want to be human No reliance on Elves, Dwarves and Halflings tropes. If the players don't act the monsters will. The 0.5 can increase directly with the glyphs level with a 0.1 per level, and ending up with. Glyphs also are not a walk in a park to level. Intelligent monsters / enemies that can be fought or reasoned with.īad guys that have goals and timelines. Also the glyphs work like so gain 0.5 crit dmg (more on this below)against frozen targets for every +5 intelligence but at maximum range there will only be 60 intelligence around the glyph slot. There should be good reasons for any monster to be in there and monster's shouldn't respawn. I would really like to escape globes of invulnerability and fireballs.Ī rational dungeon. No epic sorcery like you find in typical Dungeons & Dragons games. Can you guys recommend something? What we / I like: The problem is that I don't know of any other modules (for any system) that meet our likes and dislikes. Our last dungeon crawl was In Search of the Troll Slayer which was a big hit. Recently my group who has been playing CoC for a while asked to run a dungeon crawl using Magic World rules.
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