Mage/Dark Wizard Morrwind Build

I'm a mage. I'm looking for a build that utilizes my Morrowind with two t6 Water Powders on it. Any suggestions?

 

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https://wynndata.tk/s/qz8ItL
added a third air powder onto it on end, would be best if you had a6 w6 w6 instead of w6 w6 a6 though

 

Thanks a million! What advantages would a6 w6 w6 have over w6 w6 a6? Shouldn't they be the same?

 

Since Air is the main element of this build it will consume a bit more neutral dmg and that will give it a bit more damage compared to when the 2 w6's are infront

 

I think they're the same in this case, since 35+35+32 doesn't add up to 100% anyway so neither powder is "wasting" any neutral conversion.

 

with w6 w6 a6, you get more water damage, with a6 w6 w6, you get more air damage. since this build boosts air damage more, you get more damage off with a6 w6 w6.

the first powder usually is what most of the damage becomes in a spell. not sure why, but that's just how it is (probably has something to do with spell conversion, as the same doesn't happen with melee damage.


switching to a6 w6 w6 on this build nets you 200 extra meteor damage, which isn't a lot, but it's there.

 

NATURAL CONVERSION
means AWW gets more air damage than WWA
why? because the 30% of earth and fire damage thats naturally converted on meteor are taken from the end part of the neutral damage you have, so if you have the air powder last none of the neutral damage you have will be converted into air damage when casting meteors
it's really fucking obscure but heres a picture

it's a bar showing how much of your neutral damage will be converted into which element when casting a meteor with a powderless wand
here's what AWW would look like using this presentation

the bars mark the amount of conversion each element gets, while powders are take conversion from left-to-right, natural conversion takes from right-to-left
so now you can have that 36% air damage converted but if u used WWA that white part would be blue, pushing the air conversion about 2 thirds to the right, placing it under fire conversion, as natural conversions apply before powders

is how i think it works sorry for the messy explanation

 

Interesting, I didn't know spell conversion counted toward the powder conversion amounts.