Is the change to spellpower via paradox visible somewhere?

[Shaidyn]

Hi there,

I'm playing my first Temporal Warden and so far having a ton of fun. I've noticed though that no matter how high or low I set my paradox (through Spacetime Tuning) my spell power on the character sheet stays the same. Is there another buff or page I should be looking at to see the change? Or is it simply a 'hidden' variable I have to guess at?

Thanks.

[HammyHamster]

You need to look at the different spell effects of the TW. Mostly it impacts duration. Not all TW spells/effects are impacted significantly.

The "spellpower" description is a bit misleading. It doesn't show up in the character sheet spellpower.


Compare, say, a paradox of 0 and a paradox of 300.

For one example, compare the duration of Precognition.

Or is it simply a 'hidden' variable I have to guess at?

Kind of. I found 300 to be my preferred (and manageable) paradox level. Some suggest 0 to better manage Paradox escalation, especially early on.

[jenx]

Hi there,

I'm playing my first Temporal Warden and so far having a ton of fun. I've noticed though that no matter how high or low I set my paradox (through Spacetime Tuning) my spell power on the character sheet stays the same. Is there another buff or page I should be looking at to see the change? Or is it simply a 'hidden' variable I have to guess at?

Thanks.

Yes, hover mouse over spacetime tuning

[SmallTownGuy]

Some suggest 0 to better manage Paradox escalation, especially early on.

I find 250 is good for a TW. I still get some benefit from paradox, without much danger of it escalating into dangerous zones. And then in the mid-game I'll have a few longer battles that might cause paradox problems, but by then I can put a point or two into the 4th bow skill to keep paradox under control.

[bpat]

300 should be fine, you'll survive minor anomalies. 250 is alright too but too low and it will impact your Webs of Fate which would be bad.