Guild Wars 2

Hello,
I would like more details on how the sigils work:
- If I use 2x 1 hand weapons, one with air sigil, one with slow on crit(forgot name)
- my crit chance is around 40% (tops), so let`s say air procs.
- after how much time could the next sigil proc and which one would it be? The internal cooldown is shared for both, as in if one procs, the second one will be locked for the cooldown duration?

Thank you.

If you have two on-crit Sigils, only one of them will ever proc.

I think it’s the mainhand sigil than will proc.

The mainland sigil tries to proc first. If it fails then the off hand sigil tries to proc. (I think)

Both digits share a cool down. So if 1 procs the other wont for x seconds.

x seconds = ?

rogerwilko.6895:

x seconds = ?

10 seconds other than sigil of strength which has a 2 second internal cooldown.

Also, it is mainhand —> offhand in priority. The only time offhand will never occur is if both weapons are on-weapon switch or on-kill stacking (and not the same stacking sigil).

Esplen.3940:

10 seconds other than sigil of strength which has a 2 second internal cooldown.

It’s not quite that straightforward, I am afraid.

Olba.5376:

Esplen.3940:

10 seconds other than sigil of strength which has a 2 second internal cooldown.

It’s not quite that straightforward, I am afraid.

As far as cooldown sigils go, it is, actually. All sigils with a cooldown have a 10 second cooldown, minus Fire, Air, Strength, Earth (and a few others).

For the intents of the OP, he doesn’t need to know all the little details (and if he did, he’d have already looked at the wiki).

I did look into the wiki. The info there says 5s cooldown.
Still, as far as I know, the info found on that web site is not always accurate / updated. That is why I asked here also.

rogerwilko.6895:

I did look into the wiki. The info there says 5s cooldown.
Still, as far as I know, the info found on that web site is not always accurate / updated. That is why I asked here also.

All Guild Wars wikipedia webpages are VERY accurate. They may contain a few mistakes, but the playerbase (at least the playerbase from GW1) is knowledgeable enough to maintain and update the wiki on a regular basis (and it transitions into GW2, occasionally someone who has no idea will update, but that’s very rare and tends to be fixed fast if it’s an error).