Also, Ive had questions about how to calculate how much dmg this spell does (people get confused with all the complicated acronyms. Holy damage = Holy damage. So.lets provide an example of how much damage this would do with 1000 spell dmg and 1000 AP. = 697.28 Holy damage over 8 seconds. May 01, 2018 1 Weapon/Spell damage = 10,5 max Stamina/Magicka for damage A set bonus with 129 Weapon/Spell damage will bring as much damage as 1354 max Stamina/Magicka However, set bonus usually bring 1096 max Stamina/Magicka for the same slot. In long PvE fights max resource pool will make no difference so the choice is obvious.

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+30 Spell Damage vs. +22 Intellect

Its the only AoE(Area of Effect) spell that damages all types of enemies not just undead. It also along with righteous defense is a great tanking ability when paired with righteous fury. In PvP it doesnt fare so well the spell does a very weak amount of damage to your enemies at a high mana cost.
Magic damage vs Physical damage based on level. By the time I get them (e.g. Firebolt is 25 dmg vs base Fire which is 8/sec). Does potentially millions in.
They should just alter the spell so it behaves like the judgement damage does currently. Meaning different coefficients for both sp and AP that perform additively. This works on live because Ret has no sp, prot has sp and ap (but less of each than Holy and Ret), and Holy is entirely sp. The damage comes out similar for each spec for a judgement.

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+30 Spell Damage vs. +22 Intellect

I have now the option to get either a +30 Spell Damage or a +22 Intellect enchantment on my Warlock's Soul Harvester staff. Both enchantments are rather expensive, and I'm leaning towards +22 Intellect because Intellect is always scarce for a mighty SM/Ruin Warlock. +30 Spell Damage, on the other hand, goes nicely too with the damage amplification of the staff and my Robe of the Void. So, what would you choose, and why? :)

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nobbie,Dec 16 2005, 03:31 PM Wrote:I have now the option to get either a +30 Spell Damage or a +22 Intellect enchantment on my Warlock's Soul Harvester staff. Both enchantments are rather expensive, and I'm leaning towards +22 Intellect because Intellect is always scarce for a mighty SM/Ruin Warlock. +30 Spell Damage, on the other hand, goes nicely too with the damage amplification of the staff and my Robe of the Void. So, what would you choose, and why? :)
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+damage because you can always lifetap and bandage if you really need the mana.

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Generally most warlocks go the +damage route for both the enchant a lot of their gear, since warlocks have so many ways of obtaining mana for themselves. But if mana really is an issue for you, then I suppose +22 int could make sense. Even if you're running out of mana, though, I would still suggest getting +30 spell damage on your staff and then swapping out other cheaper pieces of gear or use some cheap +int enchants on other pieces of your gear to boost your mana pool. Then, when you get even better gear and mana isn't as much of a limiting factor, you can swap out some of your +int gear and/or enchants, and your staff will be already set with your expensive +damage enchant.

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+30 Spell Damage vs. +22 Intellect

Personally I wouldn't use either enchant on that item - there are direct upgrades available (eg. Rod of the Ogre Magi) so save your money to enchant an item you will keep for a long time.
I'm not big on looks though - if you like the look of the weapon enough to keep it even after statistically superior items are available to you then by all means go ahead. I'd lean towards +damage for a warlock. Another approach is to get a high Int weapon, enchant it with +int and use it for the first couple of casts of each fight then weapon switch to +damage, getting the benefits of both enchants.

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I would suggest you start farming materials now for +30 spell power, but maybe save them for a weapon that you'll use longer. The Soul Harvester isn't likely to be your last non-epic weapon, so unless you really like the style (and it is very stylin'!), I'd consider something else for an expensive 'chant like that.
Of course, if you're feeling rich, you could enchant this weapon and your next. Either way, I'd stay away from +int enchants on Warlock gear. Spell power is far more effective for warlocks than any other class, because it applies to each of the several DoTs that you'll have ticking simultaneously. Because you're typically stacking three or more dots on a mob, that +spell damage is working overtime for you.
Because stamina is so important for Warlocks, the Whiteout Staff from AV is a really good choice, with nice high stamina and decent +dmg (to all schools). It takes some work to get the AV faction required to purchase it, but it's worth it.
If you're looking for something a bit more balanced, the Rod of the Ogre Magi has better damage and 1% spell crit, although you give up some stamina. It's easier to get than the AV staff, since it's a reward from DM tribute runs.
And if you're the sort that prefers damage over everything else, go grind Abyssal Templars in Silithus until you get an Amethyst War Staff to drop. With a spell power enchant, it's a tasty +64 to all schools of magic. :D
The Amethyst War Staff with spell power is the top-end butt-kicking option, IMO. With a spell power enchant, it will contribute at least 180 more damage per fight, just in damage from CoA, Corruption, and Immolate. That's far better than 330 additional mana from the +22 int enchant.
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In my opinion, Soul Harvester is not nearly good enough to rate either of those enchants. Toss on a +9 int if you really must, but otherwise wait for something better - Rod of the Ogre Magi, if you aren't going into MC.

12-17-2005, 08:33 AM (This post was last modified: 12-17-2005 08:35 AM by Drasca.)

+30 Spell Damage vs. +22 Intellect

SM/Ruin eh?
Consider picking up: Blade of the New Moon from DM West Immolthar and Spirit of Aquementas from the quest linked on the page.
That's +39 damage alone. However, Rod of Ogre Magi is certainly the balanced 'can't go wrong' staff, that makes t

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