Fancy Fencing Rapier

[Kligan]

How does it works exactly?
Is it "use 3 luck and gain 3 damage ONCE for this attack only"? Or is it 3 damage until the end of the combat? I think it's the first one.
But then, can it use more than 3 luck on a single hit? Say I have 6 luck will it consume 6 and gain +6 damage?

What I'm asking is, if it's just consume 3 luck to gain 3 damage on this attack only, then... isn't this "godly" weapon kinda sucks? Because in that case it doesn't scale with anything, and just drains your luck?

[Milo]

The weapon accuracy is low from the start, whenever it use luck it increase his own damage for the round. the weapon itself isn't bad if you manage to stack a lot of attack speed on it and have either a lot of starting luck or lot of luck generation.

With the clover, the weapon can be pretty good once you start having a decent amount of clover.

The keyword is "Deal + X damage" vs "Gain + X damage"
Deal is for the hit only, Gain is permanent.

For exemple, molten dagger vs Spectral dagger,
Molten is permamant gain and spectral is temporary gain.

[Kligan]

Originally posted by Milo:

The weapon accuracy is low from the start, whenever it use luck it increase his own damage for the round. the weapon itself isn't bad if you manage to stack a lot of attack speed on it and have either a lot of starting luck or lot of luck generation.

With the clover, the weapon can be pretty good once you start having a decent amount of clover.

The keyword is "Deal + X damage" vs "Gain + X damage"
Deal is for the hit only, Gain is permanent.

For exemple, molten dagger vs Spectral dagger,
Molten is permamant gain and spectral is temporary gain.

Ok so that means the rapier GAINS 3 damage until the end of the battle?

[elendil]

yes

[Kligan]

They should make the wording more consistent. Because some items say specifically "until the end of the battle". Magic staff, for example.