Summoner Damage Calculator

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Originally Posted by PuroStrider

Questions, comments, suggestions and other inputs are highly encouraged.

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Cleaning up the document, transferring the data field you used to a secondary page.

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Originally Posted by OneWingedSora

Raging Strikes > X-INT pot > Bio 2 > Miasma(Start moving towards boss as casts about to finish) > Bio > Rouse > Fester > Miasma 2 > Contagion+Swiftcast > Shadowflare > Spurr > Ruin 2 > Enkindle > Ruin 2 > Fester > Ruin 1 till fester is back up > Ruin 2 > Fester > Ruin 2 > Aetherflow

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Thanks it does indeed work better than the one that I am currently using =)

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Originally Posted by PuroStrider

Version 3.0 is up!

Added Pet Damage and Fey Glow to the mix.

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The only thing left to add is Stat Weight, but that would have to be another day.

Questions, comments, suggestions and other inputs are highly encouraged.

I'm gonna go crash in the mean time.

Enjoy!

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Be prepared for a world of disappointment when you see the difference in Spell Speed value between Black Mage and Summoner!

Edit: Spur will also make the pet take a snapshot of your stats, you might want to add that to your pet damage part.

Not sure what you meant by Spur taking snapshot part. From my understanding, Spur just adds 40% damage to whatever the pet's attack. Enkindle's potency is right around 225 from all the testing.

Spur changes the pet's stats to reflect your current gear. Same as zone transitioning

So say you stacked vit and summoned titan then changed to dps gear his HP would still be inflated. But when you use spur his stats will adjust to your current much lower Vit stats.

So using Spur is like re-summoning it with 20 sec of 40% dmg buff.

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Originally Posted by PuroStrider

So using Spur is like re-summoning it with 20 sec of 40% dmg buff.

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That's half-true (unless I'm not understanding correctly). After the 20 sec, the pet keeps the snapshots from Spur, it won't revert back to what you first summoned it with.

Since Spur takes into account Physical and Magical attack power, it needs to snapshot what these two values are in case they changed over the encounter. An easy way to see it is, is like Madoka suggested, just summon Titan using a full Vitality set, switch back to your actual DPS gear then use Spur. You'll see his max HP take a huge drop. It works the same way with Int, Accuracy, P&M attack power, etc.

Edit: If you need to test in a combat situation, it's quite easy to test as well. Go to a dummy, get naked then summon any Egi, put back your DPS gear then send the Egi on the dummy via Obey. Note the numbers after the Egi whacks at it a few times. Then use Spur and see those numbers rise up drastically.

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Originally Posted by PuroStrider

So using Spur is like re-summoning it with 20 sec of 40% dmg buff.

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Exactly.
Which makes me think that having a gear set with capped pet accuracy and crazy amounts of Crit for just Summoning your Pet may someday be a "thing" as long as you don't use Spur. Spur only seems to be a 7% increase to Pet Damage anyways, so maybe worth not using.

Then swap to your real SMN gear set with the lower accuracy cap and more damage stats.

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Originally Posted by PuroStrider

Enkindle's potency is right around 225 from all the testing.

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The Pets section of the Actions menu shows the potencies. Aerial Blast is 250, Inferno is 200 + 20x5 (DoT), and Earthen Fury is 200 + Razed Earth (20x5? Isn't specified, but the damage is around that mark).