Superiority

Uncollected EQ 2.1 Immortal Abomination fight

I have no idea what Superiority means or what it does. Can anyone help me understand??

Comments

Axew

Class advantage. For example, skill has superiority against science

Edit: Thought this was right, guess not lol

Furrymoosen

Class advantage. For example, skill has superiority against science

That is not correct in all cases, nor in the one above. You’re referring to class advantage/disadvantage.

Furrymoosen

Uncollected EQ 2.1 Immortal Abomination fight

I have no idea what Superiority means or what it does. Can anyone help me understand??

Superiority was introduced in book 2 of story content (after act 6). The first node that you circled tells you what is needed to gain superiority. In this case your attacker must be the same class as the defender (science) to gain superiority. The second node you posted shows you the advantage you gain by obtaining superiority. It is rarely necessary, but often helpful.

Ghost_Fan

If you are up against Korg every skill champion (only for this node, there are different superiority nodes) will gain the bonus that the 2nd node offers. If they belong to the other 5 classes then they won't get the superiority bonus

Repto23

Its a combo node

If champion is X they gain Superiority
+
If champ has Superiority then Y happens

In this case if your fighting iBomb so all science champions will gain Superiority and when you knock him down he gains a more potent weakness debuff of -50% for 15 seconds.

Without Superiority (all other classes) when iBomb gets knocked down he would only receive a -10% weakness debuff for 10 seconds.

MCOCHazza

Superiority is a condition. E.g. if the attacker and defender are the same class, if the attacker is #hero, etc.

There are superiority nodes that specify a condition, and then nodes that trigger or don’t trigger based on whether that condition is true.