Paladin

• STR: 1.000
• VIT: 1.000
• WD: 19.258
• DET: 0.271
• CRT: 0.306
• Sw/Oath SS: 0.203

• Sh/Oath SS: 0.239

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  Warrior w/ Deliverance

• STR: 1.000

• VIT: 1.000

• WD: 22.030

• DET: 0.303

• CRT: 0.378

• SS (Once at SS for 9 GCD Berserk/ x3 Fell): 0.277

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  Warrior w/ Defiance

• STR: 1.000

• VIT: 1.000

• WD: 22.011

• DET: 0.303

• CRT: 0.363

• SS (Once at SS for 9 GCD Berserk/ x3 Fell): 0.275

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  Dark Knight

• STR: 1.000

• VIT: 1.000

• WD: 22.010

• DET: 0.309

• CRT: 0.368

• SS: 0.259

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  Dragoon:

• WD: 12.241

• STR: 1.000

• DET: 0.168

• CRT: 0.230

• SS: 0.131

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  Monk:

• WD: 12.668

• STR: 1.000

• DET: 0.176

• CRT: 0.228

• SS: 0.137

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  Ninja:

• WD: 12.799

• DEX: 1.000

• DET: 0.168

• CRT: 0.215

• SS: 0.106

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  Bard w/ Wanderer's Minuet:

• WD: 13.459

• DEX: 1.000

• DET: 0.166

• CRT: 0.295

• SS: 0.168

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  Summoner w/ Garuda - No book smacking:

• WD: 9.128

• INT: 1.000

• DET: 0.159

• CRT: 0.181

• SS: 0.138

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  Summoner w/ Ifrit - No Book smacking:

• WD: 9.128

• INT: 1.000

• DET: 0.159

• CRT: 0.182

• SS: 0.135

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Why are Tank Secondaries valued so much? Well Jeff, that's very easy to answer. Apparently, the word on the street is that VIT/STR scale AP, or Attack Power, 0.45 per point.

In other words, 1 VIT/STR = 0.45 AP, or if we reverse this.... 2.222 VIT/STR = 1 AP, because 1/0.45 = 2.222.

This would literally make the AP: STR/VIT weights be:

• AP: 1.000
• VIT: 0.450
• STR: 0.450

All I've done, is scaled up VIT/STR to equal 1 point of AP, or multiplied the VIT/STR weights by 2.222... But as I've scaled up VIT/STR, I also need to scale up all of the other secondaries.

If you wanted to see the weights in their "natural" format, you'd simply divide all the values by 2.222. As an example, the weights for a Warrior in Defiance, not scaling up to 1 AP, would be roughly:

• AP: 1.000
• STR: 0.450
• VIT: 0.450
• DET: 0.136
• CRT: 0.170
• SS: 0.125

As you can see, even in this format, the difference between Secondaries and VIT/STR are still small.

Another thing you can check, is the ratio between STR/VIT and CRT, so you can see that the scaled up values are similar.

0.450 / 0.170 = 2.647

1 / 0.378 = 2.646

Of course, all numbers you're seeing here have been rounded up, so there will be a slight difference.

탱커는 0.45를 1로 치환했기때문에 계수가존나높다 ㅅㄱ람쥐