'Ability is mostly for skill accuracy'^Ability is mostly for skills' accuracy and some dmg, but druids mostly heal and buff. Id choose mordy grim too, but for lvling perhaps it could be really nice for druids.
I'm pretty sure nature's touch can miss if your blindfolded and being tickled by a purple eyeball. However, the validity of my statement can be challenged as I myself was blindfolded when I noticed the miss.'Ability is mostly for skill accuracy'^Ability is mostly for skills' accuracy and some dmg, but druids mostly heal and buff. Id choose mordy grim too, but for lvling perhaps it could be really nice for druids.
I didn't know nature's touch could miss.
I took off my bloodthorn ring and replaced with a godly cunning from this event, the effects on damage of the 600 cunning were almost double that of the 100 str.
Thats why I said 'BUT druids mostly HEAL and BUFF', so while its useful for accuracy, its much less effective for druids.'Ability is mostly for skill accuracy'^Ability is mostly for skills' accuracy and some dmg, but druids mostly heal and buff. Id choose mordy grim too, but for lvling perhaps it could be really nice for druids.
I didn't know nature's touch could miss.
I took off my bloodthorn ring and replaced with a godly cunning from this event, the effects on damage of the 600 cunning were almost double that of the 100 str.
Yes I should have mentioned that and not just said dmg, but the ability is far less effective on the bonus to the skill than it is against evasions, although Ive seen cunning improving ss pretty nicely.Higher nature magic ability also means better heals AND buffs. It's not just for lower evasion rates, although druids also cast vines, bees, wind, etc and benefit them more than people think.
Thank you myth for Druid edl offhandAs promised
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