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Doesn't he have the abilty to buff his summons? or is that just Aura?
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scaling.exe has stopped respondingApeironaxim said:Although, CZ's Physical Attack is about equal to Ainz's Physical Defense, so really the only thing seeming to stop CZ from hurting Ainz regularly is his Physical Immunity from attacks below level 60
If it was true, we would have no way of proving it afaikFDrybob said:It may also be possible that certain races benefit more from the same stat number than others. For example, a dragon with 50 physical attack would probably still be much stronger than a human with 50 physical attack.
What level of adventurer is Gagaran again?Apeironaxim said:That's from Gagaran, so I don't see how they would pose a threat to fully armored Gazef and Clementine
According to the wiki, that's from the Web Novel, and even then that's referring to difficulty ranking, which is different from levelsDargoo Faust said:iirc I think they were estibated to be level 48 somewhere too.
Considering what was said about how Shalltear's magic resistance works, I do think how much damage a spell can do scales from the stats of the one casting it, so I agree with thatAnonymousBlank said:It really deends on who is casting. Ainz should be around at least large mountain to island level with a 6th tier but lvl 50ish casters like Nabe, Fluder etc would only be city
Originally it was supposed to be a whip with the rough shape of an arc, but it turned out to shoot out at an unimaginable angle. This whip was like an extension of Entoma's hand, and bent in an S shape, before it launched at Gagaran with the speed of lightning. It was a living creature at the same time as it was a weapon, and struck in an unnatural way for a weapon. Even greatly experienced adventurers had never heard of this, let alone experienced facing it before. When seeing it for the first time, not knowing what to do was the natural reaction. |