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(Solved) Confused about how spell accuracy is calculated

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My wizard was using a scepter, and his inventory window showed that the accuracy of his primary hand is 40.

And then I let him cast Arcane Assault on a young wolf and saw the following information in the combat log:

Acc:47 - Ref.:49 = -2. Roll:26 - 2 = 24 (Graze). 7.6 = 7.6 Raw

I'm confused.

Arcane Assault itself grants +10 Accuracy, so isn't the number of Acc in the combat log supposed to be 50 (40 + 10)?

Edited by IanTheWizard

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It turns out that the "Weapon Focus: Noble" talent only works for regular attacks made by scepter and does not work for spells, even if you are holding a scepter when casting spells. ☹️☹️☹️ I had always been thinking the otherwise. There really should have been an in-game clarification for that. ☹️☹️☹️


But after I made another test without holding the scepter, I still don't understand the calculation. The Accuracy without scepter is 34, and the tooltip of breakdown (when your mouse cursor hover over the number) shows:

+20 Wizard
+8 Perception
+6 Level

And the accuracy of Arcane Assault under such a condition still shows as Acc:47 in the combat log. What's wrong? Isn't the number supposed to be 44 (34 + 10)?

Edited by IanTheWizard

  • IanTheWizard changed the title to (Solved) Confused about how spell accuracy is calculated

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