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Mage Wars => Strategy and Tactics => Topic started by: Shad0w on August 09, 2012, 10:46:41 PM

Title: That burning sensation is not an STD ---- You're on Fire!
Post by: Shad0w on August 09, 2012, 10:46:41 PM
AKA how to deal with burn DOT (Damage Over Time) and fire damage

Rule 1 Use the proper protection


Cloaks

Items like the Elemental Cloak will be lower the amount of damage dice rolled when your attacked
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Armor
Remember that you can have several items with similar effects as long as they are not in the same equip slot.  
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Title: Re: burning sensation is not an STD ---- Your on Fire
Post by: Sparkytbg on August 10, 2012, 07:27:37 AM
Geyser is a must have.  With how deadly even 2 or 3 burn can be, you need to way to stop it quickly.
Title: Re: That burning sensation is not an STD ---- You're on Fire!
Post by: 1unatic on August 10, 2012, 02:39:01 PM
Just wanted to give a quick annotation.

The Elemental Cloak and Dragonscale Hauberk offer protection against Fire attacks with the Flame Damage Type Modifier -2 trait.  This lowers the total damage dice rolled for the attack and, more importantly, lowers the result of the effect die roll, thereby decreasing the chance that you receive burns in the first place.  However, once the burn is already on your creature, the damage it deals is considered direct and penetrates both the Flame Damage Type Modifier and armor value of the creature.

Another way to deal with burn conditions that are already on you is with condition removal effects provided by spells such as Lay Hands or through the Priestess's built-in Restore ability.
Title: Re: burning sensation is not an STD ---- Your on Fire
Post by: Shad0w on August 10, 2012, 03:48:08 PM
Quote from: "1unatic" post=372
Just wanted to give a quick annotation.

The Elemental Cloak and Dragonscale Hauberk offer protection against Fire attacks with the Flame Damage Type Modifier -2 trait.  This lowers the total damage dice rolled for the attack and, more importantly, lowers the result of the effect die roll, thereby decreasing the chance that you receive burns in the first place.  However, once the burn is already on your creature, the damage it deals is considered direct and penetrates both the Flame Damage Type Modifier and armor value of the creature.

Another way to deal with burn conditions that are already on you is with condition removal effects provided by spells such as Lay Hands or through the Priestess's built-in Restore ability.


This brings up my next point knowing how the cards work. A good thing to remember is that fire types spells tend to stay in the 0-1 range and very few 2s.

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Blue = Caster
Red  = Range 1
Yellow = Range 2
Green = Range 3

By using walls correctly you can cut down on the number of targets the mage can see without moving.
Title: Re: That burning sensation is not an STD ---- You're on Fire!
Post by: barriecritzer on November 28, 2013, 09:46:18 AM
I do not fear your elemental cloak, that is what explode is for :)
Title: Re: That burning sensation is not an STD ---- You're on Fire!
Post by: jacksmack on November 28, 2013, 10:04:49 AM
I do not fear your elemental cloak, that is what explode is for :)

Seriously stop troll resurrecting old topics... This topic is more than a year old.
Title: Re: That burning sensation is not an STD ---- You're on Fire!
Post by: barriecritzer on November 28, 2013, 11:14:30 AM
I am new to the forums so all of these posts are new to me, if you know it is a old post then simply don't read my replies
Title: Re: That burning sensation is not an STD ---- You're on Fire!
Post by: Shad0w on November 30, 2013, 12:12:23 PM
I am new to the forums so all of these posts are new to me, if you know it is a old post then simply don't read my replies

I am asking nicely.

Please do not necro 3+ month old threads. If it has not been responded to in that long the discussion is over.  8)