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1. Damage values of Jab and Sweeping Slash should be swapped. Doesn't make sense for single target to do less damage than multi, for the same AP cost.
2. Celestial Spear needs a damage buff, or brought down to 1AP. It damages allies, so maybe balance it by increasing the AOE to make it harder to use.
3. Poisoned Strikes needs a rework. It's in line with other self buff skills now, but there's no synergy. Everything else is themed around piercing damage, so all it does is add a buff to slowly chip at magic armor. Perhaps some attack skill specifically dealing a high amount of MA damage, to combo with the Mad/Terrify debuffs?
4. Necrotic is awesome.
5. Deflective still needs work.
Otherwise, it's better to just use Warfare skills to break armor and then chain CC with your party, because unless you're running a full team of spearmen, you're contributing nothing to them since they still have to break through armor to do anything.
It also means that Tempest skills have very little synergy with Warfare skills, as all their CC effects are blocked, and if you use them to break armor, then what's the point of piercing damage in the first place?
Right now, Tempest has two roles in a fight:
1. Assassin. With the extreme amounts of piercing damage, I can pick one key target that really has to die, and mark him/her with my Tempest. It's high risk high reward though, because if you fail to kill the target, they're not disabled and can still act freely.
2. Combo with your mages. The Tempest's CC effects are resisted by magic armor, so have your mages blast their usual targets, usually knight types with high PA and low MA, and finish them off with Tempest, without 'wasting' any damage on their PA.
Basically, the higher the target's PA, the more efficient Tempest skills are. Hence, their best friends are high damage mages. On the other hand, the more physical damage your team has, the weaker Tempest gets, as the piercing damage is redundant.
https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/6053868-masterdmfour-formal-warning-issued/
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