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Here is some speculative formulas for how magic might be working

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risk_to_hit = 2 * source[INT] - target[INT] + target[DEF]/2 + roll[1D20] -10

if risk_to_hit > 0:

attacker part = 0,8 * ((roll[1D100]/100) * source[MATK]^2) * (ELEMENT * 0,2) + 4 * source[MATK] * (ELEMENT*0,2)

maxdamage = source[MATK]^2 + 4 * (ELEMENT)

defender_part = 0.6 * (roll[1D100] / 100) * target[DEF]^2 + 2 * target[DEF] * shield + target[DEF] *

armor + 0,5 * target[DEF]* helmet + 0,5* target[DEF] * legs + 0,5 * target[DEF] * boots

damage = ( ( ((attacker_part - defender_part) / maxdamage) * (maxdamage / source[MATK]) ) *

(1 + (target[WEAK] * 0,01)) ) * (1 - target[STRONG] * 0,01)

ELEMENT = The elemental power of the skill that is used (Equivelant to the ATK the equipped weapon has, but for magic).

WEAK = The element that is weak to the skill that is used. (beeing strong in one element makes you weak to another)

STRONG = Is the target strong against the element casted upon him?

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These Formulas is based on that all creatures have an elemental resistance to all the elements in the game: <br>

* An elemental resistance below 0 means that you gain extra damage from that element -100 means you recive the double damage.

* An elemental resistance of 0 means that there is no change in damage from that element, or the element that is strong against it.<br>

* An elemental resistance of 100 means that the target is immune to that form of damage, but also weak against the element strong against it and lastly,<br>

* An elemental resistance of 100+ means that you absorbs some of that element (ie you get healed) having 200 means that instead of getting damaged you get healed the entire damage cast upon you, but you are also very weak against the oposing element.