There are some exceptions, like Foot Stomp, which was already 15ft. So 10ft PBAoEs like Frozen Aura or Eye of the Storm, become 15ft. It's +50% radius for sphere AoEs and +50% arc width for cone AoEs. Thank you for the highly informative post - are tanks and scrappers worlds apart? currently choosing between a shield scrapper or tankĭo you also know the extent of the tank AoE increase? e.g what does a 10ft AoE become if i’m in a mob
A +50% larger PBAoE is 2.25x the surface area, so this is another significant advantage in convenience. Lots of "ifs" and "buts", but bottomline: the more damage buffing in your secondary, the more you can ask yourself the question "should I make this Brute a Tanker instead".įinally, Tankers also have +50% larger AoE radiuses and caps. Some may even feel the extra survivability on a Tanker allows them to focus more intensely on damage output, and end up outdamaging the Brute in a practical setting. In that scenario, the Brute does (3.8625 - 3.3725) / 3.3725 = 14.5% more damage than the Tanker.Īs the difference starts getting that low, some players feel it's a price worth paying for the significantly higher survivability on a Tanker.
Tanker has 0.95 base, +95% from enhancements, +160% from 2x Rage. Now if we take the poster child for self damage buffing: Super Strength and double-stacked Rage.īrute has 0.75 base, +95% from enhancements, +160% from 80 Fury, +160% from 2x Rage. In this scenario, the Brute does (2.6625 - 1.8525) / 1.8525 = 43% more damage than the Tanker. A Fury bar at 80 adds +160% to that.Ī normal Tanker has 0.95 base damage. When it comes to Tankers vs Brutes, powersets with native damage buffing tend to be more advantageous on Tankers than powersets with less damage buffing because relatively, Brutes rely on their own damage buffing with Fury, and so Brutes get less out of damage buffs.Ī normal Brute has 0.75 base damage. Tankers got a damage buff from 0.8 base to 0.95 base.
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