New gem abilities, nd how to get them

Correct, these are from the 50+ in the specific masterwork cloth. Leather gives the same things.

 

So I made a ring and it say has a 10% chance to cast gust.

But is that a weapon proc and must be attached to a weapon to go off?

Or during a battle, there is a 10% chance for it to go off (again based on what, a swing with the weapon)?

 

Atticus -> Your ring is actually a +10%, not a 10%.
Meaning it adds 10% to your chance to cast gust.
The actually casting gust proc is on air weapons.
So you need to pair them.

 

Emerald on a one handed weapon gave Tremor which is earthquake but figured I'd note the official description showing in-game for future updates. Goes off ALOT with 3 to 4 melee NPC's attacking me at once or rather me attacking them. Thanks for the info on this stuff, I found the effect on accident.

 

Death/Onyx (Necromancy Jewel) on rings/necklace: 5% Summoned Death Creature & 7.5% Drain Health
Water/Sapphire (Tempestry Jewel) on rings/necklace: 3% Douse Power Duration & 5% Summoned Water Creature Damage

 

I don't care about the bubble graphic of the light spell. The old one or the new one are both cool with me.

However, I would LOVE to see the damn thing hover behind my head instead of in front of me. Any time I walk up close to a wall or something, the orb disappears into it and the light it gives off does too. This is especially annoying when mining in the mines.

 

I hear ya daxxe, Using a pet that gives off light helps.

 

Sorry Mac, I was totally replying to another thread with that post... not sure how it got here.

But yes, a pet with light spell does help a bit.

 

Death/Onyx (Necromancy Jewel) on rings/necklace: 5% Summoned Death Creature & 7.5% Drain Health
Water/Sapphire (Tempestry Jewel) on rings/necklace: 3% Douse Power Duration & 5% Summoned Water Creature Damage
Life/Diamond on jewelry & enchanted: 5% Banish Undead & +1% Mend Chance
Fire/Ruby on jewelry & enchanted: 1% Weapon Swiftness & 1.5% Ignite Chance (2.5% Fire Range on chest)
Sun/Garnet on jewelry & enchanted: 12.5% Blistering Ray Damage & 1% Sun Strength Chance
Moon/Amethyst on jewelry & enchanted: +1% Deadly Night Chance & 5% Deadly Night Power
Air/Citrine on jewelry & enchanted: 12.5% Galvanize Blast Damage & +1% Gust Chance
Earth/Emerald on jewelry & enchanted: 7.5% Tremor Damage & 0.5 Root Range

 

Has the complete gem enchant effects for the chest slot been posted anywhere as yet? I see Mac2 posted a partial list on page 2 of this thread.

Also partial on another thread:
https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/forum/index.php?threads/ongoing-enchant-and-masterwork-list.61125/

 

The new ward jewels give the same enchanting results on jewelry. I enchanted a necklace with the Gaiaism Ward and got the 0.5 root range and 7.5% tremor damage options. Ward gem/jewel recipes for sale at the Alchemy Supply vendor.

 

Gem Enchants on Chest Armor:
Air -> Citrine
1.) Deftness: 5% On Hit for +10 DEX bonus for one minute
2.) Discharge Power: +15% Discharge Damage
3.) Earth Resist (No durability cost)

Death -> Onyx
1.) 10% Near Death Damage
2.) 20% Corpse Explosion Damage
3.) Life Resist (No durability cost)

Earth -> Emerald
1.) 15% Bonus Strength of Earth (20.7% at GM Skill in R38)
2.) Weapon Power: 5% On Hit Weapon STR Damage +33% weapon SDD Bonus for one minute
3.) Air Resist (No durability cost)

Fire -> Ruby
1.) 10% Fire Range
2.) Weapon Swiftness: 5.01% On Hit for +10% Attack Speed for one minute
3.) Water Resist (No durability cost)

Life -> Diamond
1.) Healing Power: 5% Life Heal Power
2.) Mend: 5% On Hit Heal Self (Recover 4 -13 HP)
3.) Death Resist (No durability cost)

Sun -> Garnet
1.) Sunlight (light source)
2.) Sun Strength: 5% to buff Strength +20 Day / +10 Night
3.) Moon Resist (No durability cost)

Water -> Sapphire
1.) Fire Resistance: 5% On Hit for +10% Fire Resistance for one minute
2.) 28% Soothing Rain Radius
3.) Fire Resist (No durability cost)

Moon -> Amethyst
1.) Deadly Night: 5% On Hit for Critical Bonus for 5 to 10 seconds
2.) Moonlight (light source)
3.) Sun Resist (No durability cost)