Return of Reckoning

I suppose that the only advantage that a pseudo-sorc would have is the lack of backlash, and there'd be no need to build Dhar in order to be at peak efficiency... that and the 20% damage buff granted by pets might result in some direct damage that is a little bit more impressive than what Havoc Magi...

The easiest fix to Havoc, if it is truly intended to be a sorc wannabe build, would be to give it a tactic which grants 50% bonus crit damage to all path of Havoc spells. Then you've got the 15% crit tactic... and one that increases crit damage, both of which are no where near as powerful as a sorc ...

Doesn't anybody have any thoughts on the matter? Wouldn't mind getting the ball rolling on some useful changes to the class.

I believe that there may be classes that are in more need of fixes and quality of life changes than the bright wizard. Just a wild guess.

Sure, but the main purpose of Havoc and Rifleman is to provide long range firepower, a role which is fundamentally flawed on the Magus (in my own, honest, opinion) because it lacks the mechanics which makes single target damage viable on certain other spellcasters. While there will often be a Chosen...

I've read the entire thread, and as somebody who played a Magus back at launch and beyond... I'll say that I'm happy with Path of Change as it is now. The issues with the static pets in a game that is mostly about mobility still stands, but the most flawed aspect of the Magus has always been the Pat...

Hey there. I'm Qaulhir, former annoying bastard magus of the Burlok server (and later on Norn) back on live. I can't believe that RoR went under my radar for so long but here I am, ready for some more punishment just like back in the good old days. Well, I suppose that's it. I'll see you lot on the ...

Fancy that, I didn't expect to see some of my old rivals here. So many good memories, and more importantly: Interesting targets to fling bolts of change at.

Keep up the good work and see I'm looking forward to seeing you lot in a lake sometime.