I've had a mage since the first day I started playing a few months ago, but ceased playing her once she hit level 70. I was helping my roommate play his ELR mage this last ANB as he had to be out of town for the end. I've decided I now love the class, and had a total blast decimating huge swaths of enemies with whatever the Fire + Freeze explosion thingy that's opposite to the effect of shatter is called. I'm in the process of fully equipping her for testing, to see if I want to run my own ANB mage, and I noticed that offhand enchantments were a thing. I've been stubbornly BH exclusive so I've always gone with double Slayer enchantments.
The +100 AR is appealing, but the Obfuscation enchantment is intriguing. I'm using the Blizzard, Immolate Ice Beam approach, and had trouble at first adjusting to the commitment & timing needed when setting up and using Ice Beam. Since I generally want to get as far away from the enemies as is feasible and then set up the shot to hit as many enemies as I can (Thank you Snipe Stalker for lots of practice), taking up to 20% less damage from distant enemies seems like a nice cushion vs high TL Garm or Kara for instance. I of course have no practical experience with it, and it could just be trash. I don't recall hearing anyone talk about it, so if anyone has insight to offer I would greatly appreciate it.
The +100 AR is appealing, but the Obfuscation enchantment is intriguing. I'm using the Blizzard, Immolate Ice Beam approach, and had trouble at first adjusting to the commitment & timing needed when setting up and using Ice Beam. Since I generally want to get as far away from the enemies as is feasible and then set up the shot to hit as many enemies as I can (Thank you Snipe Stalker for lots of practice), taking up to 20% less damage from distant enemies seems like a nice cushion vs high TL Garm or Kara for instance. I of course have no practical experience with it, and it could just be trash. I don't recall hearing anyone talk about it, so if anyone has insight to offer I would greatly appreciate it.
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