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- Explanation of the latest information on weapon runes and the final version - Weapon runes come in four types: damage increase, attack power increase, debuff, and continuous damage.

- Attack power increase raises the character's base attack power itself. - Damage increase does not raise the attack power in the status window, but increases actual damage when attacking monsters. - Damage increase and attack power increase runes are the main ones, and debuff and continuous damage runes also exist.

- It is more efficient to raise damage increase and attack power evenly than to go all-in on attack power increase. - Damage calculation formula: Weapon attack power x (multi-hit, critical hit, smash, additional hit, etc.) x damage increase % x attack power increase %.

- Since there are many attack power increase options on armor, it is better to get damage increase from weapons. - Damage increase notation on armor is often actually attack power increase. - Party member buffs are applied as damage increase.

- Considering all situations, damage increase runes are about 5-6% better. - In the video, damage increase is referred to as 'Real Damage Increase' and attack power increase as 'Fake Damage Increase'.

- Blind Fury: Damage increase upon multi-hit, effect not removed upon using Smash. - Thorny Vines: 25% damage increase, with a receiving damage increase demerit. - Thousand Character Sword: 24% attack power increase, applies to all classes. - Respect: Very effective for specific classes (Monk, Acrobat), cooldown reduction effect.

- Requires continuous damage spirit option, useless without it. - Can be used by healers or bards, spirit option can be replaced with a pet. - Grants 10% increase in damage dealt and 10% defense reduction debuff.

- A-tier for melee dealers, low efficiency for ranged dealers. - Damage increase within a 5m range, actual increase rate is 23% due to a bug.

- Always increases attack power by 18%, applied unconditionally, making it good overall.

- A-tier limited to melee, good for characters with taunt. - 30% attack power increase effect due to a bug.

- A-tier for classes that use normal attacks frequently, efficiency decreases if normal attack usage is low. - Useful for normal attack-based classes such as Monks.

- 10% increase in damage taken by the target, maximizes efficiency when applied to the entire party. - Can be rated as SS-tier depending on whether it can be stacked.

- 36% attack power increase for 3 seconds every 10 seconds, theoretically good but difficult to utilize realistically. - Must be used in time with burst damage, but restricted depending on the situation.

- 6% damage increase every 2 seconds during combat (stacks up to 4 times), effect resets upon being hit. - Theoretically suitable for evasion play, but efficiency decreases due to frequent hits in actual combat.

- 12% attack power increase at +10 enhancement, 20% increase at +15 enhancement. - B-tier due to the difficulty of achieving +15 enhancement, can be upgraded to A-tier upon achieving +15 enhancement. - Lower efficiency compared to Thousand Character Sword (24%).

- Cold Winter, Living Lightning, Harmony, Light and Darkness, Gale, Anguish, etc. - Runes intentionally designed with low performance, recommended to enhance and replace with A-tier or higher runes upon acquisition.

- Inflicts Corruption on the target upon attack hit (no effect), inflicts trash effect on nearby enemies upon target death. - Useless in boss battles, intentionally made to be malicious.

- There are many cases where damage increase and attack power increase notations are incorrect in the game. - Need to verify the actual effect through user experiments.