Upgrade your account to a Community Supporter account and remove most of the site ads.

Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blackbrrd" data-source="post: 4804238" data-attributes="member: 63962">2d6+14 = average 212d10+4+1d8 = 19.51d4+2d8+10 = 21.5So, the Invoker is in front of the ranger and just behind the rogue who must have combat advantage to deal the damage. And this is the worst the invoker will "ever" get in damage.The invoker has powers that only hit enemies:Level 1 Encounter: Astral Terror 7x7 squares 1d6+7+#enemies* damage VS WillLevel 3 Encounter: Sun Hammer 3x3 squares, 1d10+7+#enemies* damage VS Fort, +2 extra damage if you have a bloodied ally in the area.Level 1 Daily: Angelic Echeolon 7x7 squares 1d6+7+#enemies* +5 damage if they attack, vs WillEtc...The damage might not look spectacular, but on a Human invoker having Action Surge and using an Action point it hits really hard. At level 1 he regularly hit all my mobs with his daily (+8 to hit VS will), doing 1d6+5+7 and the mobs took 5 more damage if they wanted to do something, so 20 damage x5 = 100 damage, and then he followed up with Astral Terror for 1d6+5+5 = 13.5 damage to 5 enemies (2 were minions that are now dead), so another 67.5 damage, for a total of 167.5 damage in one round.He can offcourse not do this every encounter, he usually only hits 2-3 mobs at a time doing about the same damage as a striker (more if he can hit 3 mobs). When he novas it is spectacular.The only time he does less damage than a striker is if he can only hit one mob. Usually, that is NOT a problem, because that usually means all the other mobs are dead. It happens maybe every 10 encounters (solo mob).*Class Feature: Covenant of Wrath -> Covenant of Manifestation.</blockquote>

Verification