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- 2.1D: INT-adjusted Base Damage
3Example Calculations

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Magic Damage Equation

Damage Dealt = D × MTDR × Staff × Affinity × SDT × Resist × MB × MBB × Day & Weather × MAB/MDB × TMDA × Potency Multipliers

Damage Dealt is calculated by multiplying the following terms in order (see above). After each multiplication step, the product is floored to the next lowest integer before continuing to the next multiplier. Each term after D starts with a base of 1.0 and is increased or decreased by caster and target stats and attributes as well as other effects.

D: INT-adjusted base spell damage
MTDR: Multiple-Target Damage Reduction (for area of effect spells)
Staff: Elemental staff hidden damage bonus multiplier
Affinity: Elemental affinity damage bonus muliplier (from staff and/or atma/atmacite)
SDT: Species Damage Taken
Resist: Reduction of spell damage due to resist states.
MB: Magic Burst
MBB: Magic Burst Bonus
Day & Weather: Day and Weather multipliers, including Iridescence and equipment modifiers
MAB / MDB: Caster Magic Attack Bonus factor divided by target's Magic Defense Bonus factor
TMDA: Target Magic Damage Adjustment (Magic Damage Taken reduction)
Potency Multipliers: e.g. Ebullience, Klimaform Bonus, Goetia +2 Set Bonus, etc.

Factors

D: INT-adjusted Base Damage

Definition of Variables

V: Every individual damage-dealing magic spell has a base damage value denoted as V.
dINT: dINT represents the difference between caster and target INT: (Caster's INT - Target's INT).
M: Every individual damage-dealing magic spell has several INT multiplier values denoted as M for different dINT ranges.
- Note: For offensive white magic, substitute dMND for dINT (Caster's MND - Target's MND)
mDMG: mDMG represents the 'Magic Damage' statistic obtained from equipped weapons and armor.
D: INT and 'Magic Damage' adjusted base spell damage calculated from the terms above.

Calculating D

D = mDMG + V + (dINT × M)

The calculation of D is a piecewise function with the multiplier M changing at the following INT levels:
- dINT = 0 ~ 49
- dINT = 50 ~ 99
- dINT = 100 ~ 199
- dINT > 200
When determining D, the appropriate V and M values must be applied depending on the INT difference. For example, with dINT = 134, V₁₀₀ should be chosen for the base damage, and the M which corresponds to dINT = 100 ~ 199 should be chosen as the multiplier. When choosing a V value, reduce the dINT by the amount factored into the V value to come up with the correct result (for example, at 134 INT, when using V₁₀₀ in the calculation, use dINT = 134-100 = 34)

dINT = 134: D = mDMG + V₁₀₀ + (34 × M_100-199)

Notes:

For dINT < 0, reduced M values apply. With a negative dINT, calculated value for D will be lower than V, potentially even 0.
On tier 1 single target nukes, the damage increase from INT caps when dINT is 100, so additional INT beyond this level will not add additional damage. There are likely higher tier dINT caps (200 or higher) on higher tier nukes, but these are difficult to achieve against high level foes so they are not normally relevant. The values in the table below are determined for dINT up to at least 250.
As shown by the multipliers below, the impact of INT on the adjusted base damage term is greatest for higher tier nukes, and for 'lower level' elements (highest impact on Stone spells, then Water spells, etc.).

Elemental Magic
Spell	ΔINT0-49		ΔINT50-99		ΔINT100-199		ΔINT200+
Spell	V0	M	V50	M	V100	M	V200	M
Stone	10	2	110	1	160	0
Water	25	1.8	115	1	165	0
Aero	40	1.6	120	1	170	0
Fire	55	1.4	125	1	175	0
Blizzard	70	1.2	130	1	180	0
Thunder	85	1	135	1	185	0
Stone II	100	3	250	2	350	1	450	0
Water II	120	2.8	260	1.9	355	1	455	0
Aero II	140	2.6	270	1.8	360	1	460	0
Fire II	160	2.4	280	1.7	365	1	465	0
Blizzard II	180	2.2	290	1.6	370	1	470	0
Thunder II	200	2	300	1.5	375	1	475	0
Stone III	200	4	400	3	550	2	750	1
Water III	230	3.7	415	2.9	560	1.95	755	1
Aero III	260	3.4	430	2.8	570

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