This is equivalent to 24 stacks of 64 arrows + 2 more shots I'm currently leaning towards crystal shield for the fire cape, but i remember using crystal bow on a main to trivialize the mm2 last fight You can repair the bow before it breaks and extend the life more
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Having a 2nd infinity bow on hand (in place of a 2nd stack of arrows) is far less effort than managing over 3000 arrows (over 48 stacks).
The bow is best in raw damage and medium range once enchanted while the crossbow is faster with the right enchants and can make more precise shots from a distance
It can also fire fireworks and if it has multishot it’s effectively a rpg launcher It depends on personal choice. Seeker bow from twilight forest has good qol with honing arrows Apotheosis mods and gems with endless quiver enchant and some harming arrows should do the trick
I take the crystal bow mostly but then i always hate myself, when i use rune crossbow I would love to hear your opinions on this Highly recommend running summons with bow Apex predator, whittle widow, mantman, mom genes, and bards bow makes for almost permanent uptime on summons, giving you plenty of breathing room, which allows you to build your armor totally around abilities, no need to take hits ever.
In that bucket is the spell time for the bound bow
It’s a daedric bow with unlimited arrows Costs 160 magic to summon Once you get your archery skill up and are able to get smithing and enchanting an enchanted bow is generally better than any you can find in the wild. The black bow is a bit of a hybrid in that it is a long bow in terms of shot range and the fact you can't ride full speed on torrent and fire it, but it also has barrage which is normally limited to only short bows
Full antlion armor is highest dps when using a crossbow, but it's boring and doesn't allow room for customization Wasp tudor pairs well with moth armor or broodmother if you want to apply debuffs and summon bugs frequently Bee armor kinda slept on since it's tier 2 but can be really fun and powerful for dealing with flyers without pollen arrows. Reddit's friendly bow making community
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Topics include bows, archery, woodworking, woodcarving, artwork and finishing, diy crafts, wood selection, tree identification, history, archeology, experimental archeology and much more. Hey guys, i'm a mid game ironman who almost has the stats for sote For combat stats i'm base 70's With my stats in mind, which reward would be more useful after completing roving elves and what exactly for
