Are enchants/off hands affected by attack power?

[nyukuriaa]

For example if I use a naptha to gain +20 fire damage to weapon attacks and then use thunder strike (+150 attack power) do I then deal 20*2.5 = 50 bonus fire damage on that attack?

Same idea for off hands, if I use assassinate (+500 attack power), does my offhand strike inherit the damage bonus?

 

[TheJellyWobblesMenacingly]

To answer your second question -> Offhands DO NOT gain the benefit of enchants or powers

Spoiler: Notice only the main hand short sword benefits from (1)Song of Storms

As for your first question, the formula for damage isn't posted on the wiki or the in-game codex but if I were to make a guess

Spoiler: it'd be something like this...

[B * (1 + AP/100)= iDmg] * [1 - (DR%)] * [1 - (ER%)] * RNG = fDmg

where B is the base damge of the attack or spell
DR% = damage reduction after Armor/Ward/Focus has been subtracted from Armor/Spell pen or Temptation
ER% = elemental resistance

Where exactly the bonus dmg from enchants would fit into that formula I'm not certain.

But... from testing I've found the dmg from enchants don't seem to scale with a skill's bonus atk power even if it's a critical hit.

I tested a short sword (60pen) vs the corrupt lupines in the Old Forest on [Normal] difficulty using

[Attack]
(1)Dirty Trick +50 atk pwr
(3)Get Over Here +100 atk pwr

And incorporating [No Buffs] or [Brazenberry Ale] or [Naptha] or [Blood Iris]

From my data set,

[Naptha +24 Fire] added ~20ish extra damage
[Blood Iris +24 Blight] added ~40ish extra damage. Expected since Beastkin have a -75% weakness to Blight.

Conclusion tl;dr

1. [Naptha] doesn't seem to scale with a skill's bonus
2. Offhand attacks don't gain bonuses