Chritin
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I don't see how. No matter if the stars are stars are not, not needing to control them still should give him a lot more control over his gravity magic
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Elden Ring General Discussion
- Thread starter Chariot190
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Some people argue controlling the stars was just a permanent spell powered by his life and not a continuous effort from Radahn himself. I personnally don't care.
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I really dunno how that would make a difference AP wise. The only difference would be it being a skill feat or not.
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The difference would be that if it's an active effort on his part, then he's using part of his power to control the stars so he's not using his full strength. If the spell is permanent and simply tied to his life, then Radahn doesn't need to actively use his power to maintain it, it exists on its own and he's free to use his full power.
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I mean thats dumb, hes either powering the spell or hes not. Him needing to actively control it would be irrelevant for AP. If the spell is powered by his life force consistently then it's AP regardless
