Modern RS 3 Gold magic, on the other hand, can hit around 30 with a few of the god spells (Flames of Zamorak, Claws of Guthix and Saradomin Strike) at 80 magical (must cast Charge first and be wearing a suitable cape). Their regular maximum hit is 20. They can't auto-cast, and the staffs have horrible magic attack bonuses. Nonetheless, if your magic is 80 and not very 82, the god charms might be useful. This has inferior melee defense, about the same as black d'hide. This is considerably lower considering that melee armor has excellent ranged protection and triumphed has amazing magical defense.

The very finest magical weapon from the sport, the master wand, has a +20 magical attack bonus. It may auto-cast modern magic just. It isn't very fast at all; in fact, not one of the magic weapons are, that they don't even have particular attacks! Mind you, these weapons only effect a mage's CHANCES of hitting. They don't effect your maximum hit at all. Many magicians only use the ancient staff for fighting anyways; it's the sole staff to auto-cast ancients.

I believe the above information is proof concerning why magic is underpowered. This all adds up as to why magic needs an upgrade. It ought to reach higher, more often, it ought to have better armor, higher experience for battle spells. Most importantly, it ought to make a comeback and fix the battle triangle so that it's the way it should be. Well done! You have finished the boring reasoning.

From the post concerning the Combat Triangle there is a component that shows the maximum strikes for Ranged and Melee with no added bonuses. Ranged can hit 72 with a dark bow unique attack and melee's DDS can hit 80 damage very quickly. Magic requires a spell to fight this. This charm does not yet have a title; I will be referring to it as"Spell X". Looks like your modern spell (coming out of the mage's balancing stage and flying through the air hitting the target). The charm is a deep, dark purple (like that of the early staff) and buy OSRS gold is a little larger than a Fire Wave.