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Spell Focusing Sash

Weight: 1 Stone

Spell Focusing

Brittle

Mana Increase 1

Defense Chance Increase 5%

Strength Requirement 10

Durability: 255 / 255

A Spell Focusing Sash is a possible loot item from Meer and Ophidians found near battle fronts (towns under attack) by Bane Chosen forces during Part III: Rise of the Bane Chosen of the In the Shadow of Virtue event arc.

It functions to adjust spell damage based for consecutive spells cast on the target. Initially it will give a decrease in the damage output, then it will increase the damage for the last 3/4 of spells cast. So by using a low mana/low damage spell for the first few casts, then high mana/damage spells for the remainder in the series, significant damage can be done to the target when activating the sash. Here is the damage adjustment based on casting a few spell examples:

Spell Cast	Base Damage	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21
Damage		-30	-24	-18	-12	-6	0	2	4	6	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	20	20	20	20	20
Net		-30	-54	-72	-84	-90	-90	-88	-84	-78	-70	-60	-48	-34	-18	0	+20	+40	+60	+80	+100	+120
Magic Arrow damage	14-18	10-12	10-13	11-14	12-15	13-16	14-18	14-18	14-18	14-19	15-19	15-19	15-20	15-20	16-20	16-21	16-21	16-21	16-21	16-21	16-21	16-21
Energy Bolt/Explosion damage	51-56	35-39	38-42	41-45	44-49	47-52	51-56	52-57	53-58	54-59	55-60	56-61	57-62	58-63	59-64	60-66	61-67	61-67	61-67	61-67	61-67	61-67
Flamestrike damage	64-69	44-48	48-52	52-56	60-64	64 69	65-70	66-71	67-73	69-74	70-75	71-77	72-78	74-80	75-81	76-82	76-82	76-82	76-82	76-82	76-82	76-82

The example numbers in the chart are based on GM Magery, Evaluate Intelligence and Inscription. All results are truncated.

While there is a loss given up in the first 5 spells cast, the idea is to make those low level spells. Taking the minimum damage numbers into account, here is a brief summary of how the damage would accumulate. In the case of Magic Arrow, the caster would give up 14 damage for the first 5 casts. For the remaining spells cast higher offensive spells where the caster would gain 105 damage for the level 6 spells and 137 for level 7 spells. That combination equates to nearly 2 free spells worth of damage output to the target over the course of 21 casts. This analysis suggests that it is the comparable to 10% SDI.

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 The example numbers in the chart are based on GM Magery, Evaluate Intelligence and Inscription. All results are truncated.
-While there is a loss given up in the first 5 spells cast, the idea is to make those low level spells. Taking the minimum damage numbers into account, here is a brief summary of how the damage would accumulate. In the case of Magic Arrow, the caster would give up 14 damage for the first 5 casts. For the remaining spells cast higher offensive spells where the caster would gain 105 damage for the level 6 spells and 137 for level 7 spells. That combination equates to nearly 2 free spells worth of damage output to the target over the course of 21 casts. this analysis suggests that it is the comparable to 10% SDI.
+While there is a loss given up in the first 5 spells cast, the idea is to make those low level spells. Taking the minimum damage numbers into account, here is a brief summary of how the damage would accumulate. In the case of Magic Arrow, the caster would give up 14 damage for the first 5 casts. For the remaining spells cast higher offensive spells where the caster would gain 105 damage for the level 6 spells and 137 for level 7 spells. That combination equates to nearly 2 free spells worth of damage output to the target over the course of 21 casts. This analysis suggests that it is the comparable to 10% SDI.
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