Orc - Revision history

TheJohns at 19:12, 19 April 2023

2023-04-19T19:12:07Z

TheJohns at 19:11, 19 April 2023

2023-04-19T19:11:09Z

Choongmyoung: /* Detailed Comparison */

2017-12-03T06:00:19Z

‎Detailed Comparison

Choongmyoung: /* Orc over human */

2017-12-03T05:46:47Z

‎Orc over human

Choongmyoung: /* Orc over human */

2017-12-02T21:30:08Z

‎Orc over human

Choongmyoung: /* Orc over human */

2017-12-02T21:24:59Z

‎Orc over human

Choongmyoung: /* Orc over human */

2017-12-02T21:23:03Z

‎Orc over human

Choongmyoung at 21:21, 2 December 2017

2017-12-02T21:21:05Z

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Choongmyoung: /* Orc vs Human Comparison */

2017-12-02T20:25:35Z

‎Orc vs Human Comparison

Choongmyoung: /* Orc vs Human Comparison */

2017-11-14T18:54:03Z

‎Orc vs Human Comparison

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 |Name=Orc
 |ShortHand=Or
-|ConversionCost=80<br />''(Rewind)'' 100
+|ConversionCost=80/100 ''(Rewind)''
 |ConversionEffect=+2 Base Damage
 |SuggestedClasses=Berserker, Rogue, Monk, Warlord, Crusader

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 |Name=Orc
 |ShortHand=Or
-|ConversionCost=80
+|ConversionCost=80<br />''(Rewind)'' 100
 |ConversionEffect=+2 Base Damage
 |SuggestedClasses=Berserker, Rogue, Monk, Warlord, Crusader

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 After lv5-6 without additional bonuses, orcs will lose its power and become weaker than humans. But if orcs can find high attack bonus from items or boons or class traits, orc can compete with humans at high levels. {{c|Monk}} and {{c|Rogue}} have later cross points (around 7 or more), thus prefer being an orc more than a human. {{g|Binlor}} also provides a huge attack bonus from {{a|might}} and knockback therefore fits well with orcs.
-For a standard of 400CP, the detailed calculation is shown below. Percent values in the bracket implies how much attack bonus it got compared to a standard character with same condition. Be aware that attack boosters is only obtainable from exploring, and thus are hard to get as a lower level characters. The calculation includes Skullpicker's +5% damage bonus.
+The detailed comparison shown below is calculated for a standard of 400CP. Percent values in the bracket implies how much they are stronger in ratio compared to a standard character with same condition. 400CP is selected due to being the least common multiplier of orc and human's racial bonus, but in reality the character may or may not exceed its conversion threshold. In general cases most of CP will earned through the glyph conversion and people will not buy-and-convert items without exploring many shops, orcs loses its advantage for having a lower conversion threshold as a low level character. Also be aware that attack boosters is only obtainable from exploring, and thus are hard to get as a lower level characters. Overall, orc is actually slightly weaker than the calculated value as a low level characters. The calculation includes Skullpicker's +5% damage bonus.
 '''General Classes'''

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 Orcs are overwhelmingly powerful at low levels, even potion races spiking with their potions cannot compete with orcs. If you have tougher early game, like preparing [[File:Vicious Token.png|link=Vicious Token]] vicious token, orc is a default option to start with. But as you level, although orc's bonus is flat, the amount of additional damage becomes less meaningful in combat. This makes orc being desperate to convert things earlier to use their true power.
-=== Orc over human ===
+=== Detailed Comparison ===
 After lv5-6 without additional bonuses, orcs will lose its power and become weaker than humans. But if orcs can find high attack bonus from items or boons or class traits, orc can compete with humans at high levels. {{c|Monk}} and {{c|Rogue}} have later cross points (around 7 or more), thus prefer being an orc more than a human. {{g|Binlor}} also provides a huge attack bonus from {{a|might}} and knockback therefore fits well with orcs.
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 |-
 !rowspan="2"|Full default preparation +<br/>Stone Fist on wall +<br/>might buff
-| Orc || 28(200%) || 28(100%) || 28(67%) || 28(50%) || 28(40%) || 28(33%) || '''28(29%)''' || 28(25%) || 28(22%) || '''28(20%)'''
+| Orc || 28(200%) || 28(100%) || 28(67%) || 28(50%) || 28(40%) || 28(33%) || 28(29%) || 28(25%) || 28(22%) || '''28(20%)'''
 |-
 | Human || 2(14%) || 4(14%) || 6(14%) || 8(14%) || 10(14%) || 12(14%) || 14(14%) || 16(14%) || 18(14%) || '''20(14%)'''

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 After lv5-6 without additional bonuses, orcs will lose its power and become weaker than humans. But if orcs can find high attack bonus from items or boons or class traits, orc can compete with humans at high levels. {{c|Monk}} and {{c|Rogue}} have later cross points (around 7 or more), thus prefer being an orc more than a human. {{g|Binlor}} also provides a huge attack bonus from {{a|might}} and knockback therefore fits well with orcs.
-For a standard of 400CP, the detailed calculation is shown below. Percent values in the bracket implies how much attack bonus it got compared to a hoarder faithless standard character. Be aware that attack boosters is only obtainable from exploring, and thus are hard to get as a lower level characters. The calculation includes Skullpicker's +5% damage bonus.
+For a standard of 400CP, the detailed calculation is shown below. Percent values in the bracket implies how much attack bonus it got compared to a standard character with same condition. Be aware that attack boosters is only obtainable from exploring, and thus are hard to get as a lower level characters. The calculation includes Skullpicker's +5% damage bonus.
 '''General Classes'''
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 |- style="background-color: #EEEEEE"
-! Bonus || Race || Lv 1 || Lv 2 || Lv 3 || Lv 4 || Lv 5 || Lv 6 || Lv 7 || Lv 8 || Lv 9 || Lv 10
+! Condition || Race || Lv 1 || Lv 2 || Lv 3 || Lv 4 || Lv 5 || Lv 6 || Lv 7 || Lv 8 || Lv 9 || Lv 10
 |-
 !rowspan="2"|No bonus
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 |- style="background-color: #EEEEEE"
-! Bonus || Race || Lv 1 || Lv 2 || Lv 3 || Lv 4 || Lv 5 || Lv 6 || Lv 7 || Lv 8 || Lv 9 || Lv 10
+! Condition || Race || Lv 1 || Lv 2 || Lv 3 || Lv 4 || Lv 5 || Lv 6 || Lv 7 || Lv 8 || Lv 9 || Lv 10
 |-
 !rowspan="2"|No bonus
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 |- style="background-color: #EEEEEE"
-! Bonus || Race || Lv 1 || Lv 2 || Lv 3 || Lv 4 || Lv 5 || Lv 6 || Lv 7 || Lv 8 || Lv 9 || Lv 10
+! Condition || Race || Lv 1 || Lv 2 || Lv 3 || Lv 4 || Lv 5 || Lv 6 || Lv 7 || Lv 8 || Lv 9 || Lv 10
 |-
 !rowspan="2"|No bonus

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 | Human || 2(33%) || 4(31%) || 6(32%) || 8(31%) || 10(31%) || '''12(31%)''' || 14(31%) || 16(31%) || 18(31%) || 20(31%)
 |-
-!rowspan="2"|Full default preparation<br/>(5 Attack Boosters +<br/>Perservarance Badge)
+!rowspan="2"|Full default preparation<br/>(5 Attack Boosters +<br/>Perseverance Badge)
 | Orc || 16(200%) || 16(100%) || 16(67%) || 16(50%) || 16(40%) || 16(33%) || 16(28%) || '''16(25%)''' || 16(22%) || 16(20%)
 |-
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 | Human || 1(33%) || 2(33%) || 3(33%) || 4(33%) || 6(40%) || 7(39%) || 82(38%) || 9(38%) || '''10(37%)''' || 12(40%)
 |-
-!rowspan="2"|Full default preparation<br/>(5 Attack Boosters +<br/>Perservarance Badge)
+!rowspan="2"|Full default preparation<br/>(5 Attack Boosters +<br/>Perseverance Badge)
 | Orc || 13(433%) || 13(186%) || 13(118%) || 13(87%) || 13(68%) || 13(57%) || 13(48%) || 13(42%) || 13(37%) || '''13(33%)'''
 |-
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 | Human || 2(25%) || 4(24%) || 6(24%) || 8(24%) || 10(24%) || 12(24%) || 14(24%) || '''16(24%)''' || 18(24%) || 20(24%)
 |-
-!rowspan="2"|Full default preparation<br/>(5 Attack Boosters +<br/>Perservarance Badge)
+!rowspan="2"|Full default preparation<br/>(5 Attack Boosters +<br/>Perseverance Badge)
 | Orc || 20(200%) || 20(100%) || 20(67%) || 20(50%) || 20(40%) || 20(33%) || 20(29%) || 20(25%) || 20(22%) || '''20(20%)'''
 |-

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 Your total damage is equal to your attack bonus multiplied by your base attack. This ironically means that humans (with a high attack bonus) are always looking for ways to boost their base attack, and orcs (with a high base attack) are always looking for ways to boost their attack bonus. There are more class benefits, items and power-ups to improve your attack bonus for the orc, but base attack improves naturally as you level up so humans will eventually overtake the orc anyways as they reach higher levels. Generally speaking, orcs have a better early game than humans, allowing to get those early level catapults easier, but requiring a bit more effort to kill tougher monsters.
-Orcs are overwhelmingly powerful at low levels, even potion races spiking with their potions cannot compete with orcs. If you have tougher early game, like preparing [[File:Vicious Token.png|link=Vicious Token]] vicious token, orc is a default option to start with. However, as you level, orc's bonus degrades. This makes orc being desperate to convert things earlier to use their true power. After lv5-6, orcs will lose its power and become weaker than humans. But if orcs can find high attack bonus from items or boons or class traits, orc can compete with humans at high levels. {{c|Monk}} and {{c|Rogue}} have later cross points (around 7-9), thus prefer being an orc more than a human. {{g|Binlor}} also provides a huge attack bonus from {{a|might}} and knockback therefore fits well with orcs.
+Orcs are overwhelmingly powerful at low levels, even potion races spiking with their potions cannot compete with orcs. If you have tougher early game, like preparing [[File:Vicious Token.png|link=Vicious Token]] vicious token, orc is a default option to start with. But as you level, although orc's bonus is flat the amount of additional damage gets less meaningful in combat. This makes orc being desperate to convert things earlier to use their true power.
 == Strategy ==