Fuzing Armors Results Thread

[busteroaf]

Gree must have changed fusion with the latest update.

A guild mate just fused Soulshard Raiment (mono spirit legendary) and Scorchstone Aegis (mono fire legendary) and got a 2-star armor :-(

A 2* from two 4*s? Maybe that means they widened the fusion results to make room for more epic's being fusible, so its not guaranteed.

[Oyster]

Your chances are REALLY low when using 3 Stars.

And no the only monos that can result in Clay are Legendaries from Epic Bosses. Click the link in my sig as it looks like you're new to fusing.

I like your spreadsheet. Thanks so much for it.

[Daenerys]

Yikes! A member in my guild fused Soulshard Raiment level one and the Swamp Monster armor level one and got moontide. I was like "How the... Must be the luckiest player there ever was!" I fused level 70 Sky Guardian and level 20 Clayplate and got Hydromancer's or whatever it's called!

Sometimes I really want to fire Lance, and get myself a better fusion master, lol.

[Sakino]

Ravenlord + swamp thing= mantle of the beast
Blackfrost raiment + tempered battlegear = guardian battlegear
Armor of the wolf + soulshard raiment = hunter's garb

I think i'm sticked whit spirit/earth.

[Instagram]

Anyone fused clayplate/guardian? If so what did you use, I am having a hell of a time with going for clayplate. Fused like 8 infernals with spectral captains.

Also is there a good way to farm/fuse 4 star monos?

Spirit fusion boost and air fusion boost. Gives you a mono spirit 2 out of 4 times.

[Instagram]

Hmm... Having mono boss armors a sort of bonus against dual armors i would prefer to max a 2750 mono instead of a 2500 epic boss armor whit dual elements. Lets see if they keep this in line

Dual elements will be stronger as the elemental bonuses from guilds are stacked. In my opinion, non-adjacent dual elements are better than mono or adjacent dual elements.

[The Pale Rider]

Dual elements will be stronger as the elemental bonuses from guilds are stacked. In my opinion, non-adjacent dual elements are better than mono or adjacent dual elements.

That's a fact not an opinion -- non adjacent dual elements are optimal if you're in a guild (and really who isn't?).

Fused 2 more roc and swamp >>>> 2 more 2* POS results (Lightning lord and some other I forgot).

At least before I was getting mono 4* that I theoretically fuse into moon -- now I'm just throwing away EP and GP.

[busteroaf]

That's a fact not an opinion -- non adjacent dual elements are optimal if you're in a guild (and really who isn't?).

Fused 2 more roc and swamp >>>> 2 more 2* POS results (Lightning lord and some other I forgot).

At least before I was getting mono 4* that I theoretically fuse into moon -- now I'm just throwing away EP and GP.

How do yo figure split elements are optimal? If I'm fighting an adjacent spirit/earth armor, I'm best off using fire/spirit over any split combo.

[The Pale Rider]

How do yo figure split elements are optimal? If I'm fighting an adjacent spirit/earth armor, I'm best off using fire/spirit over any split combo.

I wrote an answer but then realized I was completely wrong. Adjacent is better because it can get a 100% bonus with no bonus to the opponant. Split elements can never produce that result. If you are getting 100% with split elements, your opp must get 50%.

My bad.

[Necromancers]

Cloudking's Finery lvl 7 + Armor of the Wolf lvl 35 = Combustion Armor lvl 21

Finally, wooooooooo.

[ZERO_07]

Cloudking's Finery lvl 7 + Armor of the Wolf lvl 35 = Combustion Armor lvl 21

Finally, wooooooooo.

Congrats, might come in handy if next boss turns out to be Water/Spirit

[iH8t2lose2]

Congrats, might come in handy if next boss turns out to be Water/Spirit

Google circe and click on wikipedia, she lived on the middle of an island and was a god of magic.

[ZERO_07]

Google circe and click on wikipedia, she lived on the middle of an island and was a god of magic.

Wikipedia also kinda implied Phyrus would be Fire/Air so yea.

Either way Circe's design and color scheme looks more like Water/Air to me, but i dunno, if it continues to follow the pattern that each Boss inflicts 200% to the previous one than the logical one would mean it's Water/Spirit and the next would be Fire/Air.

[busteroaf]

Well the Headless Horseman does like to throw flaming pumpkins and fly on a horse... fire/air...

Who knows.

[iH8t2lose2]

Wikipedia also kinda implied Phyrus would be Fire/Air so yea.

Either way Circe's design and color scheme looks more like Water/Air to me, but i dunno, if it continues to follow the pattern that each Boss inflicts 200% to the previous one than the logical one would mean it's Water/Spirit and the next would be Fire/Air.

Phyrus was completely new, the Greek is Pyrhhus, or something like that.