Have searched the forums but wasn't able to find detailed info.
I have read stats but wanted to know players thoughs from first hand experience.
So, which is better to PvE with, Kai or Wolf (evolved)?
It really depends on what your long term goals are.
If you want to use it later on and with other classes or sell it. Use the wolf.
wolf is double the crit rate of summons and lots more patk if you can gear it. it also uses a static amount of beast ss...it never increases...unlike summons where you gotta bring tons to your xp spot if you wanna camp it for a few hours
lower lvls it has not as crappy pdef with proper gear as well.
it also has the added benefit of being an easily sellable item when summon eventually surpasses it in power... if you dont want to keep it.
it has a big xp drain as you gain lvls tho...i think 20%? whereas summons take less and less the higher you get.
smittie u can seed with anything
smittie u can seed with anything
Trensharo
Normal servitors are 40 Crit Blunt Weapon classified.
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40 crit it's more like fists .....because they use their paws to fight
although dwarf summon has 40 crit ...it uses blunts but it can get bonus from sharp edge buff .....so this is strange.
Trensharo
Normal servitors are 40 Crit Blunt Weapon classified.
QUOTE]
40 crit it's more like fists .....because they use their paws to fight
although dwarf summon has 40 crit ...it uses blunts but it can get bonus from sharp edge buff .....so this is strange.
The Dwarf buffs are broken, obviously (IRT Servitors, at least).
I my Nuker has 40 crit wiht an Arcana Mace and my Warlock has 80 Crit with a Homunculus Sword. Blunts have low base crit and high base accuracy, daggers have higher base crit and lower base accuracy. I'm thinking Cursed Man is sword, but looking at his skills I am willing to bet it may be dagger-classified. I'm confused why they gave Spectral Lord and Feline King blunt-classification. All this was tested.
Anywho, to get back on topic... Summoners should use their cat, and not waste levels worth of XP leveling a wolf.