The base damage of [Moonwolf's Fang (Inheritance II)] depended on the inheritor's Strength attribute.
The exact ratio was 0.5 times his current Strength.
Zong Shen's Strength was currently 155,397 points, which translated to 77,698 points of base damage.
But that was not all. He also had to factor in the damage bonuses from [Power Strike], [Weapon Proficiency], and [Strength].
However, he noticed a new line of text in the damage data list.
[Current cumulative Strength bonus has exceeded 300x. Remaining Strength points cannot provide effective bonuses.]
[After gaining insight into the rules and successfully condensing weak divine power, the upper limit on the damage bonus multiplier will increase to 800x.]
This notification confirmed one of Zong Shen's suspicions.
The threshold for the demigod level was also reflected in the bonuses granted by attributes.
His [Strength] had grown far too rapidly, long since exceeding the framework limitations of his power tier.
One hundred points of Strength could increase damage calculations by 1.0x.
One hundred and fifty thousand points of Strength could increase them by over fifteen hundred times.
Such an increase was clearly unreasonable—at the very least, it violated the principle of tier compatibility.
It shut off the path of merely stacking attributes without raising one's tier.
Of course, this only applied to Zong Shen himself.
What did a 300x cap on [Strength] attribute bonuses mean?
It meant that before becoming a demigod-level powerhouse, one could stack Strength up to 30,000 points without encountering any restrictions.
And the [Ultra-Giant Transformation] Zong Shen possessed was an exceptionally rare exclusive skill to begin with.
Its effects and enhancement intensity had long exceeded the norm.
A sudden fiftyfold increase in Strength, along with a thirtyfold increase in maximum Health and dual resistances—such multiplicative enhancements only grew stronger as the base attributes increased.
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