I also know that Im using maxed levels in my calculations, but thats what the game is centered around for its balance. Inspired by RuneScape, Melvor Idle takes the core of what makes an adventure game so addictive and strips it down to its purest form This is a feature-rich, idle/incremental game combining a distinctly familiar feel with a fresh gameplay experience. (Which Im guessing its with me since I specialize in clown math.) But with the two of us coming to such a different outcome there has to be a logic error somewhere. I know you sat down and worked all this out before and I never had a chance to ask you about it. Cant use labs use as just fire runes or just earth runes, must both be required for the spell. You can’t use combination runes unless it requires both runes for the spell. Granted, most spells use the same amount of 'base' runes so if it is 2/2 Basic Runes to cast is becomes 2 Combo runes - but with the additional multiplier in there it seems accounted for. Hey everyone, I just recently bought the steam version after a month or two break from the game. It does take a lot more time investment into runecrafting though.So, for 32 Blanks (which is basically nothing) you end up with SO many runes. And, since things are cut in half, the total could be as high as 2560. None of this takes into account a nearly 80% chance to not use materials. Mud Runes: 28 Blanks + 56 Water + 56 Earth = 896-1792 Runes (again split to half) or 1344 Mud runes. That is EXTREMELY important for your ability to survive Volcanic Cave and idling other areas. Two Water Runes: 2 Rune Blanks = 32-80 runes (lets just cut the range in half for a longterm average) or 56 runes Upgrading dragon armor to (G) will give the armor damage reduction. I know you worked though all your math so I am probably just imagining things but it just seems crazy that thats the case. I still need to find the time to check this.

Melvor idle combination runes