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The rule here to remember is that guardian rhythms (percussion) will stack with any one of the other rhythm songs or any one of the other psalms (singing only). with only drums there is no point in using the psalms as they wont be modified Drums alone let you add any two resists plus magic by 83 plus magic by an additional 83 using guardian rhythms. the combinations are: 83CR/83FR/166MR 83DR/83PR/166MR 153MR The problem here is that i dont know of any targets that use two different elemental type AEs. its always one elemental type or one elemental type plus magic (fear usually). so at least one of those resists in any of the combinations is not serving a purpose unless you are doing something like fighting two different element dragons at the same exact time. The epic allows you a lot more freedom to tailor your resists targetting the specific situation when used along with the drums. Use the epic for the Psalm songs and the drums for the Rhythms. The combinations are: 125CR/83MR 125FR/83MR 125DR/83MR 125PR/83MR 208MR Now you can really boost a second resist depending on what the target is and get groups to 255 in both needed resists a lot easier. MR is pretty easy to max with GMR and modest gear and 83 from bard song. its usually getting whatever second needed resist to max at the same time where it gets tricky. Epic makes this much more realistic. And on targets where only one resist is necessary, drums do not even come close to epic in buffing any single resist So no, drums are not the answer for the best resists. They reach their full potential when paired with the epic These figures were used with a level 60 bard with an epic and a selos drum And this is only addressing what the epic does for the resist lines | |||
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Last edited by -Catherin-; 04-08-2015 at 03:23 PM..
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