Changes: Attack power

Sirra Von'Indi
Title	<Historian of Darkshire>
Race	Human (Humanoid)
Level	24
Affiliation(s)	Stormwind
Location	Duskwood

Revision as of 04:18, 3 November 2010

Sirra Von'Indi is a level 24 quest giver located in the Darkshire Town Hall in the human-aligned territory of Duskwood. He is, as his title proclaims, the historian of Darkshire.

He starts the following quests:

Trivia

Likely related to Lady Catriona Von'Indi, a spectral party guest in the tower of Karazhan.

See List of Duskwood NPCs.

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+ | name = Sirra Von'Indi
-|-
+ | image = Sirra Von'Indi.jpg
-! colspan="3" | Attack Power
+ | title = Historian of Darkshire
-|-
+ | level = 24
-! Class
+ | type =
-! width="150" | Melee Base
+ | faction = Alliance
-! width="75" | Ranged Base
+ | city = Stormwind
-|-
+ | race = Human
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Druid.gif|Druid]] [[Druid]] || ([[Strength]] x 2) - 20 || [[Agility]] - 10
+ | creature = Humanoid
-|-
+ | sex = Male
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Druid.gif|Druid]] Druid (Bear)|| (Strength x 2) + (Character [[Level]] x 3) - 20 ||
+ | location = [[Duskwood]]
-|-
+}}
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Druid.gif|Druid]] Druid (Cat) || (Strength x 2) + Agility + (Character Level x 2) - 20 ||
+'''Sirra Von'Indi''' is a level 24 [[quest giver]] located in the [[Darkshire Town Hall]] in the [[human]]-aligned territory of [[Duskwood]]. He is, as his title proclaims, the historian of [[Darkshire]].
-|-
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Druid.gif|Druid]] Druid (Moonkin)|| (Strength x 2) + (Character Level x 1.5) - 20 ||
-|-
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Hunter.gif|Hunter]] [[Hunter]] || Strength + Agility + (Character Level x 2) - 20 || (Character Level x 2) + Agility - 10
-|-
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Mage.gif|Mage]] [[Mage]] || Strength - 10 || Agility - 10
-|-
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Paladin.gif|Paladin]] [[Paladin]] || (Strength x 2) + (Character Level x 3) - 20 || Agility - 10
-|-
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Priest.gif|Priest]] [[Priest]] || Strength - 10 || Agility - 10
-|-
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Rogue.gif|Rogue]] [[Rogue]] || Strength + Agility + (Character Level x 2) - 20 || Character Level + Agility - 10
-|-
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Shaman.gif|Shaman]] [[Shaman]] || (Strength x 2) + (Character Level x 2) - 20 || Agility- 10
-|-
-| [[Image:IconLarge_Warlock.gif|Warlock]] [[Warlock]] || Strength - 10 || Agility - 10
-|-
-| [[Image:UI-CharacterCreate-Classes Warrior.png|26px|Warrior]] [[Warrior]] || (Strength x 2) + (Character Level x 3) - 20 || Character Level + Agility - 10
-|}
+He starts the following quests:
-'''Attack Power''' (AP) increases your base [[DPS]] by 1 for every 14 attack power. For example, an AP of 28 will give you 2 DPS. To convert DPS into average damage per swing:  (Weapon DPS + AP/14) * Weapon Speed. If dual wielding, an off-hand weapon will also receive DPS from AP with the normal damage penalty. Disregarding dual wield specialization talents, the offhand damage is then: [(Weapon DPS + AP/14) * Weapon Speed]/2.
+* {{questlong|Alliance|30|Wait for Sirra to Finish}}
+* {{questlong|Alliance|30|Translation to Ello}}
+* {{questlong|Alliance|35|Morgan Ladimore}}
+==Trivia==
-Each point of [[strength]] increases melee attack power by 2, except for [[rogue]]s and [[hunter]]s who gain 1 AP per point of strength, and 1 per point of [[agility]]. Druids in cat form also gain 1 AP per point of agility. [[Heart of the Wild (talent)|Heart of the Wild]] gives a druid in cat form a 10% increase in AP.
+Likely related to [[Lady Catriona Von'Indi]], a spectral party guest in the tower of [[Karazhan]].
-Players also receive 1 point of '''ranged attack power''' (RAP) per point of agility. Also, 1 AP = 1 Ranged Attack Power (RAP). Unless an item or effect specifically says "+__ to Melee Attack Power" or "+__ to Ranged Attack Power" then this is true.  If it adds to Attack Power and does not specify "Melee" or "Ranged" then it always adds equally to both Ranged Attack Power and Melee Attack Power.
+See [[List of Duskwood NPCs]].
-Bonuses from attack power are added to a character's [[DPS]] before attack speed bonuses come into effect. So, a character with a weapon with 10 base DPS, 2.0 attack speed, and 140 AP will have a total of 20 DPS (10 base + 140/14 from AP). If a 10% increase to attack speed is gained, DPS will increase to 22 (10% of 20 is 2) as opposed to only getting one from the base DPS, at 11, and then adding 10 from the attack power to 21.
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-== Mob attack power ==
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+{{Elinks-NPC|268}}
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Von'Indi, Sirra}}
- (Damage_from_AttackPower + Base_Weapon_Damage) * Multiplier.
+[[Category:Human quest givers]]
+[[Category:Duskwood NPCs]]
-For most mobs, attack power is about 30% of total damage; bosses have higher multiplier than trash mobs. That means -Attack Power debuffs have significant effect on raid mobs. Some tests suggest [[Improved Demoralizing Shout]] could reduce the damage taken from a level 60 mob by 25%. Thus [[Curse of Recklessness]] will increase the damage done of affected mob drastically. The -AP debuff is capped at -30% total damage effect, as the formula suggests.
-== Hunter attack power ==
-Before [[patch 2.0.1]], Hunters received 2 RAP per agility, whereas now they receive 1 RAP per agility. Some of this loss was made up for in AP increases from items. The reason given for this change was to keep agility from being the be-all and end-all of hunter stats, allowing for flexibility into intellect or stamina without sacrificing a large amount of AP.
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-[[Category:Game Terms]]
-[[Category:Attributes]]