Editing Talk:Luck (section)

== Double damage? ==
Seems to me luck gives a random increase in damage.

Example:
I just fought a stack of normal Medusa with 12 normal Medusa (hero attack skill = 2), and my attack would do 39-52 damage. I did a lucky attack for 84 damage. That's 84 : 2 = 42 damage. I reloaded a couple of times and got a lucky attack for 81 damage. 81 : 2 = 40.5 (???)

So either it isn't showing decimals or it isn't double damage. [[Special:Contributions/217.121.86.187|217.121.86.187]] 17:42, 28 April 2014 (CEST)

:This is because lucky strike does not exactly double the damage, but rather adds the basic damage on top of the normal damage. The damage of regular attack is affected by difference in the attack and defense values (see [[damage]]). However, with lucky strike a creature does the normal damage plus an additional lucky damage, which is not affected by the attack/defense skills - though other penalties/bonuses still apply. I believe in your case, the Medusas have done regular damage (39-52) plus "lucky damage" 72-96 (=12*(6-8)) reduced by the range/obstacle penalty. –[[User:Kapteeni Ruoska|Kapteeni Ruoska]] 21:31, 1 May 2014 (CEST)