Damage-Stacking in RaiderZ

Well, people keep asking me to explain how this is done. Will probably be patched soon so might as well get it out of the way.
I WAS going to make a video, but it seems the server I play on is down right now, so a text tutorial will have to do.

What it does: Stacks jewels on weapons for massive damage (I usually crit around 50-60k)

Note - This is what I did to get it to work. May be a little over the top, but its how I work.
Steps:
1. Get 2 different weapons of the type you use most often or will be using to kill enemies.
a. Must have at least one jewel slot
i. In my case, I use a level 35 Virtuous 2h and a green uncommon level 34 2h sword

2. Attach a STR/INT Jewel to the lesser weapon. Preferably one less than what you CAN make where you are in the game.
Ex. You can make use of +7 Jewels, but attach a +6 to your lesser weapon.

3. Attach the best Jewel (great emerald or just emerald) you can make to the weapon you will be using to attack.
Ex. Attach the +7 to this.

4. Go somewhere where you want to kill something/someone/a mob
Ex. Epic Cata, instances, wherever

5. type /die into your chat
a. This will kill you if you didn't get the jist from the word "die"

6. When you are dead, go to your inventory and continuously right click the lesser weapon in your inventory. This will switch out your current weapon for that one and then immediately switch back.

7. Do that for the full 5 minutes of death for best effects.

8. When you revive, wait for fatigue to end and you should be able to do massive damage.

This is how I DO IT. It could be different, but this is how I've gotten it to work.

Might upload a video if it isn't patched by the time my servers back up.


Also, I'd prefer if you didn't do this in Epic Mt. Eda. Anywhere else is fine, but Epic Mt. Eda is already broken enough from people using this there.

I only managed to at 10k max DMG, how did you get all the way up to 50k? My secondary jewel was +6 vit.

I used a +6 STR jewel.

Crawler is back up. I tried it just now, did exactly as you said do, and when I respawned I did normal damage.

I tried with my old rare Lv.33 sword, which had a +6 str jewel in it. However, it seemed like it only multiplied the effect of that weapon and not the jewel's stat.
For example, I was casting Nectar of Life on EVERY enemy hit and it showed about 10+ buff icon for a split second.

Oh, I wasn't using the right sword.

This is indeed working, but holy shit takes alot of clicks for it to make a difference. How are people even hitting 10k?

Which sword were you using? and how much dmg did you do?

I was using a Longsword of the Lake with a +6 STR jewel, and a Sword of the Wanderer with a +3 STR jewel. I was hitting like 500-600 each hit.

Apparently people are hitting like 900k elsewhere. No idea how they're hitting so high. Maybe upgraded weps. Still working btw.
Also, if anyone knows how to item dupe, hit me up. I really want to know how to do that.

Whats the best place to grind to 33? I'm at 58% now and I think I need to get a lvl 33 weapon with a +7 STR jewel before I can really do damage with this.

I'd say rietz sewer Brainwashed knights or bat trainers. Easy enough to kill and give decent XP.

Still can't seem to recreate the stat stack.

I equip my +5 Lv35 rare weapon that has +7 str jewel
Type /die
Swap a lv 28 uncommon weapon that has +6 str jewel by right clicking it continuously
Respawn after 5 mins of clicking (so tiring, auto clickers don't work with raiderz sadly)
Go attack a mob to see dmg difference, it's still the same.

That's exactly what I do. Are you making sure to have the same weapon you died with equipped right before respawning? Not sure if that changes anything, but its worth a try.

how to increase the damage? btw, nice one! how did u find out?

Not sure how to increase damage. I know it's possible though. I didn't exactly find this out. Someone posted original tut on the official forums, but me and another couldn't get that working so he found out it worked with swords. The way he explained it didn't work exactly for me though, so this tutorial is the outcome.