Celtic Heroes

Yeah, but you forgot that the 45 dex also adds strength to a druid. So instead of 45 str, you are getting 90 str. That's more than what the golden blades give you in terms of strength. Also, when I said remove the regen from the equation I simply meant let's not mention it because the blades doesn't offer any type of regen.

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When did Dex add to Str?

Oops I thought I read in the OP that it add to str, but it adds to atk

Trident 45 dex is more than the golden blades, which have none. So you will likely hit more often with the trident, but not as often. Unless you have high enough dex that the 45 from the trident doesn't make an appreciable difference, or are working with a rogue with a strong smoke bomb. You will also have higher defense when wielding the trident, which will help you avoid attacks.

Inconthievable!

And for an encore I will go with an obscure 80s cult movie reference and suggest a discussion of poisoning by iocaine powder.

I created a Str Vs Damage for druids who wish to invest some stats in strength. This is based on:
1) Strength from 5, 50, 100, 150
2) Level from 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140, 150
3) T.A means Totem Ability
4) Weapon chosen is Diamond Icon at 55 crushing damage
5) Formula is Based from http://www.onethumbmobile.com/celticher ... th+formula

Judging from the Table, strength is most useful for the first 45 stat points, usually resulting in 40 odd additional damage.
Any extra points invested into 50 strength and above usually gives you a return of 20-25 damage for every 50 points and it slowly diminishes like our focus rate of returns.
Every 10 levels of totem ability gives an extra 4 - 5 damage.

Additional Information
If you invest into Dexterity, every 1 one point gives you 1 additional attack and 2 defence. 5 Dex = 5 attack and 10 defence etc
If you invest into Vitality, every 1 point gives between 5 - 6 additional health depending.
Fingers crossed that I have done my maths right but it should be fairly accurate. (I hope )

So its actually pretty straight forward if you bother to do some maths and it should help to save you a couple of rebirth books

My question still wasn't fully answered. I was given a list of pros and cons, but I still don't know why a druid would use the golden blades over the trident. Could someone feel me in because to me the trident looks so much more appealing to a druid.

• Players with an energy-dependent dps build but who still want to melee a bit will generally choose the trident over the golden blade because the energy regen trumps the extra damage of the golden blade.
• Anyone with a melee-weighted dps build will choose the golden blade because they won't care as much about regen.
• This is ignoring the orb and grimoire but you should be able to work out the advantages of those.

My question still wasn't fully answered. I was given a list of pros and cons, but I still don't know why a druid would use the golden blades over the trident. Could someone feel me in because to me the trident looks so much more appealing to a druid.

You should be able to figure it out from my pros vs cons post, but here, I'll do your thinking for you.

• Players with an energy-dependent dps build but who still want to melee a bit will generally choose the trident over the golden blade because the energy regen trumps the extra damage of the golden blade.
• Anyone with a melee-weighted dps build will choose the golden blade because they won't care as much about regen.
• This is ignoring the orb and grimoire but you should be able to work out the advantages of those.

As for the particular flavor of trident/golden blade, smart players will base it on the zones they are playing in and the mobs they are fighting.

I didn't ask you to think for me. You clearly misread the question at hand. I said that the trident looks more appealing than the blade because druids are mostly focus builds. That being said, I just wanted someone to shed light on the fact of why someone would want to use the blades. Not the in-depth description of what the items have to offer. I can read that on the games description.

So thank for thinking that you're doing me a favor by "thinking" for me.

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No druid "should" anything. Every build and play style is different. It depends on your situation. Some druids will choose the trident, some will choose the blade. Have a look at all the stats in the shop and weigh the advantages and disadvantages of each against your needs, but here are some important considerations.

I didn't ask you to think for me. You clearly misread the question at hand. I said that the trident looks more appealing than the blade because druids are mostly focus builds. That being said, I just wanted someone to shed light on the fact of why someone would want to use the blades. Not the in-depth description of what the items have to offer. I can read that on the games description.

So thank for thinking that you're doing me a favor by "thinking" for me.

Entity

I don't think I misread your question, I just keyed in on the phrase "so every druid should..." from your question and posted a long, descriptive analysis of the items you asked about for the good of the larger community as a longwinded way of saying:

No druid "should" anything. Every build and play style is different. It depends on your situation. Some druids will choose the trident, some will choose the blade. Have a look at all the stats in the shop and weigh the advantages and disadvantages of each against your needs, but here are some important considerations.

In future I will try to answer a your questions a bit more literally.