| rdfs:comment | - The Strength-based Feca trades range for sheer melee power. In early and mid levels, the damage output of this build far outstrips that of other builds, although it does depend on having a good weapon. This makes them less dependent upon others for leveling, as battles will go by faster. From this version, in addition, the power of the shields does not depend on intelligence but on the level of the character (they gain +5% every level), so a strength feca isn't only a damage-based character, but can reduce damage as well as an intelligence Feca does. When out of range, Blindness can provide some relief with minor damage and AP removal.
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| abstract | - The Strength-based Feca trades range for sheer melee power. In early and mid levels, the damage output of this build far outstrips that of other builds, although it does depend on having a good weapon. This makes them less dependent upon others for leveling, as battles will go by faster. From this version, in addition, the power of the shields does not depend on intelligence but on the level of the character (they gain +5% every level), so a strength feca isn't only a damage-based character, but can reduce damage as well as an intelligence Feca does. When out of range, Blindness can provide some relief with minor damage and AP removal. The true power of this build is revealed at mid levels, when Backlash becomes available. In fact, this spell can deal much more damage to a single target than the Burning Glyph. As its range can make it a bit tricky to use, Teleglyph might prove very useful. To capitalize on the AP removal effect of Blindness, it is reasonable to develop a variant that incorporates Wisdom and disabling glyphs, such as Paralysing Glyph and Glyph of Blindness.
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