Additionally, it has the new Berserker Damage trait which makes characters more dangerous when they have lower HP, and possibly giving a greater chance for comeback against tougher opponents. Little doubt here that the Blood and Bones has better combat capabilities in terms of base attack and traits. However, the 10% health bonus only gives you a few seconds longer against a better geared opponent and does nothing against the incoming (and severely overused) ice blast to the face. On the other hand, the Strawhide concentrates on improving global stats instead, featuring similar traits like the old Light WC armor (Skybridge has bonuses to weapon type and elemental attack and armor stats). Unfortunately, the health/kill trait helps only in solo missions and very little in stronghold raids ( you can only get maximum of 10 x 58 = 580 HP back in raids, not counting the keeper). It also has an additional higher than average elemental bonus (13%) against the HP bloated Nature gear users and that annoying oversized Nature Colossus. Looking at both armors, the Old Wood Protector prioritises on dishing out bonus damage through criticals. Health Bonus 10% 7% (stat change since update) *Updated with the stat changes since the Jan 2016 update. Both have been updated into the calculator. Moreover, for those who have yet to reach the decorated chest, it costs 200 ornaments to open chests above your 21st chest. *Btw, there’s an update to the Christmas Calculator as the number of ornaments for daily is 20 now, from the previous 18.
Similar to the Dark and Light gear sets, the new fire WC features the same weapon type (staff) as its predecessor and the former armor has bonus % to that particular weapon type. Released on New Year’s eve, this latest set makes an appearance, joining the ranks with its predecessor that was once the source of much controversy (ie. Okay, back to business, this time investigating the Fire WC Gear. Happy 2016 to all readers! Here’s hoping for a good year free of glitches and full of lucky chest pulls!
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