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Costum servers, like:

 

Big cast

Easy RB jewels

Fast lvl

 

So, like this make buffer EE give wild magic on you, use set RB jewels ( Valakas give chance to M.crt), more pow = 3 hits, 2 can be m.crt :D

 

GL

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Magnus : (+20% MP, +30% Mattack,+30% Mdef,+20% Casting Speed,+50% MP Regen Rate,20% less MP consumption of magical skills, +10 resist fire/water/earth/wind)

 

PoWater  ( MP regen per tick +20%, M.Atk. +20%, M.Def. +20%, Speed -20%, Casting Spd. +20%, Magic Critical Rate +100%, Debuff Resistance +10%)

 

Magnus im prefer :)

 

sure i thing to ...

 

I use pow only when i play with Necromancer

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sure i thing to ...

 

I use pow only when i play with Necromancer

 

Nm or Sh are good with Pow on pvp, ofc you get low p def but you can use the vortex or vampiric claw to regain hp, thats why pow is bad on sps xD

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I never use Magnus, so I vote POW, because of m crt. rate +100%. For Spellsinger it's very very cool thing. Bad I can't choose COV, because I always use it, so POW...

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well depends,if you are up against an fighter u get magnus,if u are up against mage u get pow for m crits..usually though i get magnus because m crit was nerfed at gracia server,so having wild magic lvl 10 passive,pow,siren etc didnt make much of a difference than having magnus chant

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Its depends on the class..if u have fighter better is victory nothing else...As for the mages depends from the server..if the server has many fighters its better to use victory but if server has many mages then magnus but either way i prefer victory....

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lol, when you are in a fighter system party, for sure it's COV.

But i prefer POW in a necro, since i only play that type of mages. (:

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