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Rules: when you get this, give 5 facts about yourself then pass it on to 10 of your favorite followers. However! As I'm on a math blog, I'll try to make this related in some way! 1. Because of my blog, three people on Mabinogi have added me and called me "mabimath." As a joking response to this, I created a side blog entitled "My Name is Not Mabi Math." 2. Milletian, the hypothetically average mid-game player listed on my blog, is based off of a jack of all trades character. He's not good at anything, but he's quite decent at everything. He also has some of the traits that many Mabinogi players develop. For instance, afking in Dunbarton (guilty), wearing fashion items instead of armor (guilty) and getting disheartened from having friends call his Merlin Knuckles a bad purchase (...guilty). In a sense, he's based off of me. 3. I spend a lot of time playing with the Hypothetical Pimp Character in my head, the character that has completely unrealistic and unreasonable stats, but is theoretically possible. My goal in Mabinogi is to turn my character into the Hypothetical Pimp Mage. 4. The release of Lightning Rod adds a lot of potential to the Magic class due to its sheer damage values. While Meteor has a Base Damage of 16200 and a coefficient of 30, Lightning Rod has a Base Damage of 1395 and a coefficient of 36. At 2467 Magic Attack, it gets stronger than Meteor. No, that's not possible, but so far, Lightning Rod is the only skill that can do that. Realistically, its DPS is slightly higher than Firebolt's, despite its cooldown being 15 seconds. You can, however, alternate between both to make full use of both extreme DPS spells. This is the reason I'm going mage soon. 5. After a friend of mine linked me to an iPhone game, I was hoaxed into playing it after seeing a picture of the sheep on that game. I think sheep are the cutest things ever. How does this have anything to with Mabinogi or Math? The sheep is celebrating the Winter Events on Mabinogi. It skis down a slope of -2 / 3. Find the y-intercept. Happy now?

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