A Phantom Beast outside a Sorcery Node's area of influence would take the full 24 damage and die inside a node, the 22 damage (assuming full shield blocks) would still kill it. Assuming 24 damage is rolled, a Great Wyrm (14 Def in Nature Node) will take about 20 damage (4 damage blocked) per swing. In theory, his attack damage could dip as low as 0 (effectively impossible) or go as high as 30 (possible). On average, he'll deal 24 damage to the opponent's defense, with any unblocked damage going to hp. If the hero's attack is low or their To Hit is low, then Doom is probably the better deal.įor example, lets say the Hero has 30 attack and +5 To Hit (80%). Speaking for myself, I'd prefer the non-Doom damage if my hero has a high To Hit and a large attack, since that means more damage is applied. This halves a hero's potential damage output and makes it reliable damage instead. They'll always deal exactly half of their attack value (rounded down) straight to the enemy's hp. All damage is automatically dealt (To Hit is irrelevant, and defense won't block any of it), but it also halves the hero's attack value. NeverwinterKnight: How does that stack up to item effects like 'Doom' or 'Phantasmal'? Do you still need 'To Hit' bonus if your hero has got equipment with those properties? Doom changes how the hero deals damage with the attack(s) the weapon affects.

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