In order to figure out the damage formula, be sure to fill out the table with your complete information. While some may not think that Defense matters when you are attacking a monster, there is a rumor that it does, and it is up to us to prove whether or not this rumor is true.

Do NOT record critical hits.  And do NOT record the damage if you see the following messages (or something close to it):

(So and So) helped (You) by dealing more damage in the attack against the (Monster).

(So and So) assisted (You) by shooting a volley of arrows at the (Monster).

Don't forget: in order for the tables to be accurate, you must decide to record your damage BEFORE you see how much damage you have done. If people decide to record their damage after they see how much they have done, that tends to skew the numbers to look more favorable than they actually are.

When it asks for "Attack" and "Defense" please put down your base attack and defense values.  Do not include any bonuses you may have gotten from either your general or your elite guard.  We will be able to figure out how your equipped general and elite guard affects your numbers when you tell us which general you were using and how many elite guard members you had later in the chart.

New as of January 24th, 2010! Edit

Because some generals may or may not have hidden abilities, we must ask that you only record your damage if you attack with any of the following as your active general:

Sophia

Dragan

Penelope

Strider

Hopefully, this restriction will be temporary until we can find the root cause of why some Generals deal more damage to some monsters than other Generals. It is possible this is because some Generals have hidden abilities. It is possible that it's just something else, like defense. Or something that doesn't make any sense at all, like the developers hate us for starting this project and are intentionally screwing with us. At this point, it really could be anything. Until we narrow down the possibilities, please only use the Generals above.

Also, please tell us the Battle Power of your equipment and magic, and not just the Attack value. To find an item's Battle Power, please follow the following steps:

1) Add up all the Defense values for all of your Dueling Equipment and Magic

2) Multiply this by 7, and then divide it by 10. Let's call the number you now have to be "X"

3) Add up all the Attack values for all of your Dueling equipment and magic. Take this number, and add it to "X"

4) You now have the Battle Power we're looking for

Note: To add a new row to a table, right click the last row, highlight "Row" and select "Insert Row Before"

Level 1 Data, Add all info below! Edit

Power Attacks Edit

Regular Attacks Edit