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Grand Spectrum is a unique Viridian JewelViridian JewelPlace into an allocated Jewel Socket on the Passive Skill Tree. Right click to remove from the Socket. and one of three unique jewels that share the name 'Grand Spectrum'. The other two are Module Error: No results found for item using search term "page = Grand Spectrum (Crimson Jewel)" and Module Error: No results found for item using search term "page = Grand Spectrum (Cobalt Jewel)".

Modifiers

5% increased Elemental Damage per Grand Spectrum: Grand Spectrum grants increased elemental damage based on how many jewels called 'Grand Spectrum' are placed into jewel sockets on the character's passive skill tree. Any 'Grand Spectrum' jewels are counted when determining the bonus, not only those with the Viridian Jewel base type.

Effect calculation

If all equipped Grand Spectrum jewels are of the same type, their combined effect is a simple function:

y = Q * x²,

where y is the total effect, Q is the magnitude of the gem effect (5% elemental damage, in the Viridian case), and x is the number of socketed identical jewels.

For example, equipping 5 of (Viridian) Grand Spectrum grants 5% * (5²) = 125% elemental damage. Equipping 9 grants 5% * (9²) = 405% elemental damage.


If not all equipped Spectrum jewels are of the same type, the function must be expressed in long form:

y = Q * x * Rx,

where Q is still 5% in this case, x is the number of the Viridian variant equipped, and Rx is the total number of Spectrum jewels equipped regardless of type.

Version history

Version Changes
2.3.0
  • Introduced to the game.