Attributing Equipment: Difference between revisions

Fire drastically deals damage and MP burn over time. Increasing its enchantment level raises its chance of effect and the potency of damage it deals. Fire is the perfect damage addition when up against enemies with massive amounts of health. Although deadly in PvP, this element has had a drastic increase in people who stack up against it since Veteran Commander was released. Fire works especially well with fast attacking characters and high base attack power, like [[Elsword]], [[Veteran Commander]]s, and [[Void Princess]]es. It is possible for the burn to kill enemies.  

Water drastically decreases Action Speed and lowers the enemy's defense stats. This will also reduce the knockback distance that enemies will travel. Increasing its enchantment level highly will raise its chance of effect. Water makes it a good compromise for PvP. Water works especially well with characters that utilize trapping, such as [[Grand Archer]]s, [[Night Watcher]]s, and [[Elemental Master]]s. It is also particularly useful for dungeons where enemies have high defenses.

Nature slightly decreases Movement/Jump Speed and deals slight damage over time. Increasing its enchantment level raises its chance of effect and the potency of damage it deals. Although not as strong as Fire, Nature makes it very difficult for opponents to run away in PvP. People tend to stack up against this the most because of this movement crippling effect. Nature works especially well with fast attacking characters with high base attack power or characters that can lock combos, such as [[Lord Knight]]s and [[Wind Sneaker]]s. [[Night Watcher]] also benefits from this greatly, as it helps her low damage output while gaining an advantage over high-speed opponents such as [[Blade Master]] and [[Infinity Sword]]. Like Fire, Nature can also kill.

Wind ignores the enemy's defense and guard and adds 40% more damage from the weapon's attack power. When an attack activates Wind, the attack reduces Knockdown by -10 (will take the lower value if the attack reduces Knockdown as well). Increasing the enchantment level raises the chance of effect. This is not stacked very much on most of the servers, although there are people who heavily stack against this due to player preference. This enchantment works well on characters with high damage multipliers like [[Lord Knight]]s,  [[Rena]], and [[Raven]] as well as multi-hitter specialists like [[Infinity Sword]]s, [[Code: Nemesis]], and [[Crimson Avenger]]. Combined with a high critical hit ratio, the raw power of Wind is a force to be reckoned with.

Light petrifies enemies, stopping them mid-animation and leaving them open to attacks for a short period of time. Increasing its level of enchantment raises its chance of effect and the petrification duration. In dungeons, Petrifying's effect will reset monsters' hit counter after it wears off, allowing for longer combos before knocking them down. Being petrified is similar to having Super Armor. Light works especially well with strong one-hit attackers or fast multi-hit attackers such as like [[Blade Master|Blade Masters]], [[Elemental Master|Elemental Masters]], and [[Add]]. However, this element can be disruptive and can cause early knockdowns in PvP due to bad timing, lag, or resistance. Unfortunately, it does not take a high amount of light resistance to cause this effect. Light Element has most use in dungeons, where it can completely stop an enemy or boss from moving.

Dark drains a certain amount of HP and MP from enemies. Increasing its level of enchantment raises its chance of effect and the amount of HP and MP it drains. Dark works well with all characters but works especially well with characters that have multiple-hit moves, such as [[Blade Master]], [[Infinity Sword]], and [[Optimus]], or have long-ranged attacks that hit multiple enemies, such as [[Armageddon Blade]] or passives such as [[Vibe Shot]].