| Author | "enchantments" vs "modifiers" definition for events or campa |
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Sometimes events say that "enchantments" do not work, sometimes "modifiers" do not work. In campaigns "enchantments" do not work.
Do they mean the same?
A practical example: the temporal dagger that I got from a portal event has "+7% extra damage with air magic". This is a property of the object itself and not an enchantment, but is it considered a "modifier" that does not work in certain events? |
| Modifiers means enchantments. They are two words for the same thing and do not extend to any other feature of an artifact etc. If it says no modifiers, it means no enchantments. |
A practical example: the temporal dagger that I got from a portal event has "+7% extra damage with air magic". This is a property of the object itself and not an enchantment, but is it considered a "modifier" that does not work in certain events?
This would work in places where they say "no enchantments / modifiers" as it is a property of the object itself like you said. :)
A lot of people will use a sword of cold in their battles because of the extra elemental damage. :) |
Thanks.
The sword of cold is the one coming from donation during Christmas period... isn't it? It says +1 Att +1% damage every 2 lvl, it does not look very impressive, but on the other hand it also says that it is considered as a shop artifact so probably it is the best that you can have in events where only shop artifact are allowed.
Coming back to the original question: are also set bonus (e.g. from the temporal set) valid in events where "modifiers or enchantments" do not work? |
are also set bonus (e.g. from the temporal set) valid in events where "modifiers or enchantments" do not work?
Yes they do work. Because set bonuses are not enchantments and "modifiers or enchantments" are enchantments. |
| closed by Corey (2017-05-20 13:32:16) |
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