You still say AF2 body over direwolf? SCH just doesn't need the piety...



You still say AF2 body over direwolf? SCH just doesn't need the piety...
True you dont need Piety as much...but its more useful than morale in pve. I feel that losing 37 total Piety is just too much. 10 crit (about .4pct chance) isnt worth it. Remember that aetherflow is based off of your total mana pool.
That being said...the direwolf chest is an extremely viable piece.
Last edited by Chronos; 02-07-2014 at 04:01 PM.



37? You lose 26. Which idk if it's always linear but came out to 190 MP for me. If you're going to go for R30's and don't already have AF2 body, you should probably save the myth points.True you dont need Piety as much...but its more useful than morale in pve. I feel that losing 37 total Piety is just too much. 10 crit (about .4pct chance) isnt worth it. Remember that aetherflow is based off of your total mana pool.
That being said...the direwolf chest is an extremely viable piece.

Ugh, I really have no interest in doing PvP, but I guess it's something I would eventually do...
Question for anyone here but mostly TC, for some slots you have allagan AND AF2. My question is what's the difference, or is the difference so minimal it doesn't matter?


Non-PvP Crit BiS
Allagan: Hands, Ring (subjective)
Primal: Nothing (Vortex Ring over Allagan Ring is subjective)
Myth: Everything else*
*Myth and Allagan are identical for head and legs, and feet are close enough to not really matter. Assume this applies for below unless otherwise stated
PvP Crit BiS
Allagan: Hands, Ring
Primal: Nothing
PvP R30: Body, Feet, Ring
Myth: Everything else
Det BiS
Allagan: Hands, Ring, Body, Neck, Ear
Primal: Inferno Bangle, Vortex Ring
Myth: Everything else
And Allagan grimoire of healing from turn 5 goes without saying.
XI: Zeroblade, Titan Server
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