[Theorycraft/question] Do Sorcerer's summons keep their attack types/elements when summoned?

[leobustaman]

I was wondering if, for example, I could summon a boss card which deals Strike-type damage and enhance it with Wizard’s Lethargy. Maybe that would make it so one of them can match the templeshooter’s damage output?

Also, assuming that works, would items with modifiers for my strike-type damage affect my summoned monster?

Idk, just throwing this out there.

[Nirimetus]

No, unfortunately, IMC didn’t finished or did not bother codding the attack types/elements in the summons.

Which is also one of the reasons Sorc not being viable at R8+ content.

[leobustaman]

Oh well, that is too bad then. Thanks for the info.

[BlueFlewQueen]

Are you sure about that? Someone else made a comment about this in the Sorcerer thread and said they’d tested it recently as well.

Sorcerer Info Megathread

So did anyone make a list of all Summons attack type? I don't recall a list. Strike: (Boost with Lethargy, High Kick, Slithering, Snatching, Monk) Cyclops: A-attack, S-attack, I think its D-attack as well Mummyghast: A-attack Necroventer: A-attack - S-attack Abomination: A-attack. Unknocker: - Everything is Strike Netherbovine: S-attack, D-attack Harpeia: A-attack Cerberus: A-attack, S-attack, D-attack Missile: (Boost with Decay) Temple Shooter: A-attack, S- attack Magic: Specter Monarch:…

[leobustaman]

My hope is renewed. I would do the calculations but I’m not exactly sure how a level one card compares to my level ten templeshooter. Also there’s the usability factor with a ton of boss’ AI being silly and that sort of thing…

Edit: Maybe I should have posted this in the megathread?