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Damage Calculations
Previous guides assumed that White Knights would receive 150% elemental advantage as soon as they placed 1 point into a charge. This was incorrect.Later guides assumed that White Knights have a growing elemental advantage, but the maximum never reaches 150%. This is only partially correct. The real answer is that elemental advantage does grow with higher levels of charge, but it will indeed become exactly 150% at maximum levels of a charge.
To calculate how much damage you can do result of Elemental Advantage, use this
formula.
Elemental Advantage Bonus (as a percent) = (10 + Level*3)/2 + 100
If you have Level 16 Fire charge, (10 + 16*3)/2 + 100 = 129%.On non-elemental weak monsters, you can do 116% more damage (as seen from HS.net), but on elementally weak monsters, you will do 116% X 129% = 149.6% your base damage.
If you have max Level fire charge (Level 30), (10 + 30*3)/2 + 100 = 150%. On elemental weak monsters, you will do 120% X 150% = 180% more damage.
The maximum damage normal damage is listed below with the maximum damage dealt with a Power Strike.
Ice = 157.5% = 409.5% (= 260% X 157.5%)
Fire = 180% = 468%
Lightning = 187.5% = 487.5%
For Charge Blow, when maxed it gives 250% damage. Max Charge blow damages are listed below.
Ice = 393.75%
Fire = 450%
Lightning = 468.75%
This indicates that with Maximum Fire charge, White Knights are very strong early on and continue to be. Many White Knights (including me) commonly hit 10k damage at L82-83 using max fire on ice monsters if you use sword, and even earlier if you use BW (early as 80).
Imp. MP Recovery Calculations
This skill when maxed, regenerates 33 MP every 10 seconds.
If the average WK takes 8 hours to level, that means one will be training for 28,880 seconds (8 x 60 x 60). Therefore you will regenerate MP 2800 times during training. For those 2880 times, you will 33 MP back everytime, thus the total MP recovered is (2880 x 33) 95040 MP.
How many mana elixirs do you save? 1 Mana Elixir gives 300 MP. Therefore you save exactly 317 (94040/300 rounded up) mana elixirs. One mana elixir costs 589 mesos at Ludibrium. The total amount of money you save PER level is (317 x 589)= 186,713 mesos. Add a little more or take away a little less, depending on the player.
