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given that sword multiplies damage per every hit
I have the gourmet perk and keep Geralt eating food as part of role playing anyway. So as im wandering around with full health that extra vitality is constantly channelled into aerondight and so the first hit always inflicts even more damage
My current sword is better then Aeondeight, I have Casus Foederis stats below:
Dam 460 – 562
+150 Armor piercing
+15% Aard Sign intensity
+15% Quen Sign intensity
+50% Critical hit damage bonus
+15% Critical hit chance
As opposed to the stats of Aeondeight Stats below:
Damage + 60%
Attack + 10%
Chance of critical effects:
Pain + 50%
Blinding + 50%
Incineration + 50%
Precise hit + 50%
This is Casus Foederis in action, https://youtu.be/6HC_OfyX21w?si=vy-s3gAn54DMfseG
Removing runes DOSN'T destroy the blade, just the rune that's removed :-)
That's good to know. So we need to choose the lesser of 2 evils: Save the blade and lose expensive runes, -- OR -- save the runes and lose the blade. So dismantling a good blade would only make sense if you have the diagram to re-craft it, which for Aerondight doesn't exist, as far as I know.