Basic guide to heavy armor caster fox

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kitsunee wrote: »

Well there's sometimes when it'd benefit wearing caster gear and so I'd say this build only benefiting from half its potential if he always play mix heavy. Just my opinion, nice gear tho like he said

I dont get what you're saying...

The only reason to go heavy is to improve survivability, it's mostly the int/con WFs that go for cast items.


1 major misconception is that many people think if you're wearing heavy armor then you cant use high level mage gears.
That is wrong, as long as you're willing to sacrifice more CON points into INT to wield the latest magic weapon, you can use any mage gear that is around your level.
This build is a compromise between a killer and tanker, pure INT caster and pure heavy melee attacker. Therefore it has very nice survival rate and still has decent damage.

Sure wear full heavy if you dont mind getting **** by magic, your mdef would be around 3k lol.
1 Great cyclone from average EP will take about 2k HP from you, dont get me started about thunder wield and nukes from an MG.
You dont understand that if you have enough INT to wear lvl 90 weapon, you can basically wear any mage armor in the game.
I would like to see you pull off 10k pdef with 6k mdef to compliment it, along with nice HP.

Who says i cant use full heavy and high level mage weapon at same time? am i not using a luan?
who says heavy armor casters are restricted to using full heavy?



you know what, nevermind. Since some people are so close minded to insist that heavy armor users casters must have low mdef and refuse to accept minor improvisions to improve their build. My examples to them are worthless, therefore this guide is also worthless.
This is for the benefit of people who are oblivious to the fact that you can have high damage and high defense at the same time, and also believe that heavy armor foxes cannot use high level weapons, and subject to use low level weapons to deal abyssmal melee damage to your opponents.