Update:
- Fixed a minor bug involving the amount you heal from integer absorb.
- Added a "Blizzard Check" section. This table automatically updates the cold resistance used in the damage calculation based on your total cold res, level of cold mastery of the blizzer, number of facets the blizzer is using, and what difficulty you are playing in. In the picture the cold mastery, number of facets are set to the standard blizzard build in hell difficultly. The total cold resist is set to fully stack the -res. These values can be adjusted by downloading the excel file and editing it yourself.

Excel Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?a31xubos5iow473

ok

cute but it needs more dmg! i mean lightning and even fire can hit much more than that

This is awesome material

Keylogger link

Where's like button etc

nice

If you were to download it you can change the 100 dmg to any number you would want to see !

I would just be way to big if i went to 62000 damage lol

gG

Though i'd add this also:


This was simply calculated by averaging all the damage values from 100-11k for each gm light sorb setup.

As you can see tgods is slightly better then Lo wisp, but also includes a chance to heal you on low rolls. The % chance to cast foh when struck can be a drawback though.

As for LoLo vs Lo Wisp, Lo wisp clearly absorbs a considerable amount more, and therefore i would seriously recommend the use of Lo Wisp over LoLo for druid builds.