Fantasy Westward Journey: Night Dance's Allure

In Fantasy Westward Journey, if there were any special skills…I've been studying the PVP between Level 59 and Level 69, Level 60 and Level 70 equipment for many years. The skill that really made me speechless was Night Dance.
According to the official information, 1.5 times Strength +1/3 of Speed was Night Dance's damage. This damage was fixed.
What made me speechless were the following two questions:
1. Then, would the speed at which the Advanced Agility skill increased be counted as damage?
2. Since July 2013, fixed damage classes have been revised. Agility + fixed damage, magic cultivation increases fixed damage. Would Agility and Magic Cultivation also improve Night Dance?
3. Fixed damage spells were also dominated by "high-level waves." Putuo was an example. Only people in 2018 had a low-level magic wave card, which was the Boulder Guard (Night) card, but people did not have a high-level wave card. As for Putuo's children, they could be matched with high-level equipment sets. The old players had done this before, and the fixed damage was controlled by the magic wave. Assuming that the fixed damage was fixed at 1200 HP, after smashing the high-level Magic Wave, the 100% damage output would be reduced by 50%, moving to the upper limit. The lower limit would be 600 HP, and the upper limit would be 1800 HP. The upper limit damage would be three times the lower limit damage, and the lower limit trigger rate would be 75%, and the upper limit trigger rate would be 25%. On average, the upper limit damage would only be produced once every four spells. Since the fixed damage spells of Putuo and other sects were changed by the manipulation of the magic wave, it was unknown whether the "Night Dance", which was also a fixed damage spell, was controlled by the magic wave.
1.5 times Strength +1/3 of Speed is the output. I personally think that Night Dance, if you want to produce a high output, you must add 5 Strength or 4.5 Strength and 0.5 Dexterity. After all, Strength is the main output.
For example, Number 69's Night Dance Alluring Baby had 1200 HP when attacking enemies. If it was used to attack enemies, the effect would be halved, so it would only be 600 HP when attacking enemies. However, if the Advanced Magic Wave was really effective against Night Dance, then hitting her would be equivalent to hitting her 600 damage from the lower limit and 1800 damage from the upper limit. In other words, the instantaneous explosive power of the upper limit would be increased. After all, Night Dance was a fixed damage that ignored defense, magic, defense, and other resistance. If the strategy was used appropriately, the effect would be quite good.
Most importantly, the three questions were still a mystery. If an expert could solve the mystery, Night Dance might be a good skill. After all, in this day and age, whether it was PK or missions, there were many people with high resistance. I wonder what everyone thinks about Night Dance that will topple the city…

Answer 1

Night Dance was a powerful summoning skill in Fantasy Westward Journey. It could summon a gorgeous Night Dance Banshee with high damage and high defense. It played an important role in battle.

Night Dance's combat effects mainly included the following aspects:

[1. Damage output ability: Night Dance can release gorgeous waves to deal high damage to the enemy.] At the same time, it also had a high defense ability to resist the enemy's attacks and protect its teammates.

[2. Control ability: Night Dance can also release control skills such as throwing the enemy into a state of confusion or stun to limit the enemy's ability to move.]

[3. Support ability: Night Dance can provide additional support abilities to teammates such as increasing attack power, defense power, or health points to increase the combat power of teammates.]

Night Dance was a very powerful existence in Fantasy Westward Journey. She could play an important role in the battle and was an indispensable member of the team.