Celtic Heroes

What are mages meant to do with 150 divine damage?

That looks so *** bad ass! I can't wait until I get 1... if i get 1

What are mages meant to do with 150 divine damage?

I always have the problem where an enemy has a little bit of health left but I have to wait for my skill to recharge and use extra energy.

Mages can have a decent Auto with DL Mainhand and Offhand.. Mainhand gives like 110 Crush Damage or something.

Seems a but lame but at least it adds some damage...

Could be badass if it does more dmg, really need a boost.

BTW what's the effect of the dragonlord fury after the skill hit?

The book says the max damage it can do is 4500 damage and only does damage to choas mobs. I have a feeling that the skills leave a lower resist on the mob maybe?

EDIT

The skills
Cool down is very long so you may only be able to cast 1-3 in a fight depending on how fast/slow you
Kill

The book says the max damage it can do is 4500 damage and only does damage to choas mobs. I have a feeling that the skills leave a lower resist on the mob maybe?

EDIT

The skills
Cool down is very long so you may only be able to cast 1-3 in a fight depending on how fast/slow you
Kill

Yes I am going to quote myself haha

Okay after a few tests i have some interesting results:
The dragonlord offhand grimore has a cooldown time of 3 minutes. The book averages roughly about 1-2.5k damage (pretty much less than half of what the book says it can hit, keep in mind this damage is suppose to be unresistable, meaning I'd think it should be hitting in the 50-75% range)

In this time i can cast:
9 ice blasts
12 ice shards
30 firebolts
12 firestorms

Now i ask why would an end game offhand, suppose to be the hardest one to get averaging so much less than it should with an unbelievable cool down time. I hope OTM fixes this very soon because this is just ridiculous

Grats on the offhand! Unfortunately I can see that its highly underpowered for an "end-game" offhand... But... Probably the best dragonlord offhand given the ok damage aoe... Which... Isn't really saying much.

Thanks for the info Prongss!