Guardian Charms???

Elfwynn - Heavens Tear

got questions on them, Im a level 40+ archer and have approx 2000 hp and 1100 mp, how do these charms work in game for me? I want to get a bronze but someone said it doesn't work that well and should get a gold instead, they work better. What does that mean? Also I dont mind binding this to me since I see it being very useful, in theory, I won't have to buy any potions anymore but I never tried it out so I can only speculate. Anyone here thinks these are a good/bad buy? and share some insight to these charms? any help will be appreciated...thanks...b:laugh

Ihazacute - Sanctuary

I want to get a bronze but someone said it doesn't work that well and should get a gold instead, they work better

It means that the coin/hp value is better for gold than bronze. They work the same way.

The bronze really are a poor value for the money. If you can hold out for silver or gold that is.

Basically, every time you hit 1000 hp (50% health of your 2000hp) the charm will "tick" and restore you to full. If it was exactly half, the charm would lose 1000 off its total. If you were down to one, it would lose 1999. When it runs out of value (there is a little bar that will show you how much is left) it disappears.

I'm surprised you havent already got one ages ago, as there is a quest with a bronze charm as a reward.

If you rely on these instead of pots, be prepared to replace them quite regularly. I personally think they are a luxury, but some higher levels claim that they are necessary. Tankers and clerics are probably more reliant on them than other classes, or zen parties.

SethReynolds - Sanctuary

Wizards.
Clearly >_>

Eliathel - Lost City

Charms are not a luzury, they are neccesary mostly for TW and end game situations. You can start worrying about them when you start hitting +60 +70