First i wanna say, i expect serious comments. That involves:

 

 

 

- No guessing

 

- No spamming

 

 

 

What i expect from you if your gonna answer:

 

- You having good experience with Dragon longsword and used it quite a bit

 

- Tested it?

 

- Proof if you have (It's not necessary though if you got a good answer)

 

 

 

Now look at these, then questions will be asked after them.

 

 

Dragon longsword

 

Cleave

 

This attack is more powerful and so inflicts increased damage to your opponent.

 

 

 

 

Dragon longsword

 

Cleave

 

Increases Attack and Strength by 20% for the special attack hit

 

 

 

 

Dragon longsword

 

Cleave

 

Temporarily increases Strength and Attack for a hit

 

 

 

Knowledge base

 

Is it only increased DAMAGE, strength LEVEL or strength bonus (and how much?). Also what about attack (level?) and how much is that increased?

 

 

 

Runescape wiki

 

Is their state meant about 20% Strength and Attack for special correct? This i want PROOF of.

 

 

 

Tip.it

 

Is Tip.it's statement correct too?

 

 

 

I myself have not tested Dragon longsword, but i am thinking there is both accuracy and damage boost. I hope for answers that can explain all this if possible :thumbup:

 

 

 

P.S I hate how Jagex never gives us a number to work on :?

+20% strength sounds about right to me. When I was using a dragon longsword my max hit went from 21 normally to 25 with the special. It did seem more accurate, but I can't give a number for that. Also, the effect only lasts for the one attack. It does not boost your stats.

+20% strength sounds about right to me. When I was using a dragon longsword my max hit went from 21 normally to 25 with the special. It did seem more accurate, but I can't give a number for that. Also, the effect only lasts for the one attack. It does not boost your stats.

 

I used it myself and strength boost was confirmed. As for accuracy, it might.

 

 

 

Yes i know its only for special attack.

Pretty sure it's an attack boost too. 10% and 20% are usually good numbers to assume for a boost, I would guess 20% would be correct. Note that it's a HIT boost, NOT a strength boost - a 20% strength boost equal (roughly) 10% hit boost; it's a distinction most people don't' make.