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Rinaldi: /* Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance */

2026-01-13T17:13:51Z

Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance

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	Since Damage Resistance applies to every physical attack you receive, it can greatly reduce the damage you take over time, and is especially helpful when you receive many attacks that are doing low damage (such as attacks doing 50 damage or less). For creatures that hit for hundreds or thousands of points of damage per attack, Damage Resistance tends to reduce the damage you take by a small fraction of the overall damage (in the first example above, the 400 point hit was only reduced by 6.25%, and you still took 375 points of damage). So, when fighting creatures that hit for a lot of damage per attack (e.g. bosses), it may be better to concentrate on raising [[Damage Avoidance]] & [[Dodge]].		Since Damage Resistance applies to every physical attack you receive, it can greatly reduce the damage you take over time, and is especially helpful when you receive many attacks that are doing low damage (such as attacks doing 50 damage or less). For creatures that hit for hundreds or thousands of points of damage per attack, Damage Resistance tends to reduce the damage you take by a small fraction of the overall damage (in the first example above, the 400 point hit was only reduced by 6.25%, and you still took 375 points of damage). So, when fighting creatures that hit for a lot of damage per attack (e.g. bosses), it may be better to concentrate on raising [[Damage Avoidance]] & [[Dodge]].

	Although unconfirmed, when damage avoidance and ~~damaged~~ resistance are both applied to an incoming attack, the damage reduction from avoidance is applied first, then the damage reduction from resistance is applied <ref>[https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=78798 Release 47 Instructions (Bug Fix titled "Increased Damage from Glancing Blows")]</ref>.		Although unconfirmed, when damage avoidance and damage resistance are both applied to an incoming attack, the damage reduction from avoidance is applied first, then the damage reduction from resistance is applied <ref>[https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=78798 Release 47 Instructions (Bug Fix titled "Increased Damage from Glancing Blows")]</ref>.

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Rinaldi at 16:08, 13 January 2026

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	Although unconfirmed, when damage avoidance and damaged resistance are both applied to an incoming attack, the damage reduction from avoidance is applied first, then the damage reduction from resistance is applied <ref>[https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=78798 Release 47 Instructions (Bug Fix titled "Increased Damage from Glancing Blows")]</ref>.		Although unconfirmed, when damage avoidance and damaged resistance are both applied to an incoming attack, the damage reduction from avoidance is applied first, then the damage reduction from resistance is applied <ref>[https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=78798 Release 47 Instructions (Bug Fix titled "Increased Damage from Glancing Blows")]</ref>.

	~~(this is based on a bug fix regarding "Increased Damage from Glancing Blows: "in the Release 47 Instructions)~~

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Rinaldi at 16:05, 13 January 2026

2026-01-13T16:05:33Z

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	Since Damage Resistance applies to every physical attack you receive, it can greatly reduce the damage you take over time, and is especially helpful when you receive many attacks that are doing low damage (such as attacks doing 50 damage or less). For creatures that hit for hundreds or thousands of points of damage per attack, Damage Resistance tends to reduce the damage you take by a small fraction of the overall damage (in the first example above, the 400 point hit was only reduced by 6.25%, and you still took 375 points of damage). So, when fighting creatures that hit for a lot of damage per attack (e.g. bosses), it may be better to concentrate on raising [[Damage Avoidance]] & [[Dodge]].		Since Damage Resistance applies to every physical attack you receive, it can greatly reduce the damage you take over time, and is especially helpful when you receive many attacks that are doing low damage (such as attacks doing 50 damage or less). For creatures that hit for hundreds or thousands of points of damage per attack, Damage Resistance tends to reduce the damage you take by a small fraction of the overall damage (in the first example above, the 400 point hit was only reduced by 6.25%, and you still took 375 points of damage). So, when fighting creatures that hit for a lot of damage per attack (e.g. bosses), it may be better to concentrate on raising [[Damage Avoidance]] & [[Dodge]].

			Although unconfirmed, when damage avoidance and damaged resistance are both applied to an incoming attack, the damage reduction from avoidance is applied first, then the damage reduction from resistance is applied <ref>[https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=78798 Release 47 Instructions (Bug Fix titled "Increased Damage from Glancing Blows")]</ref>.

			(this is based on a bug fix regarding "Increased Damage from Glancing Blows: "in the Release 47 Instructions)

			==References==
			<references/> From the release 47 Instructions, a bug report suggested the order in which damage reductions were applied: "Increased Damage from Glancing Blows: This was actually a bug fix but one that will have a significant impact on players. Glancing blow was doing roughly 1/6th the damage of a normal hit before damage resistance was applied and was supposed to be doing 1/3rd damage before armor on average."

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Rinaldi at 03:55, 19 November 2025

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	'''Damage Resistance''' is a numeric ~~value~~ [[attribute]] that ~~determines~~ the amount of damage ~~one might receive without injury. It also has a sub value of '''Max''' in a percentage. This value determines~~ the ~~maximum amount of damage that can be absorbed~~.		'''Damage Resistance''' is a numeric [[attribute]] that reduces the amount of damage the avatar sustains.

	=Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance=		=Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance=

Rinaldi at 13:48, 17 February 2025

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	* If an enemy attack generates 40 points of damage, you only take 20 points of damage (40-20). In this case, the max damage reduction allowable (damage x Y%) is 20 (40 x 50%), but your damage resist is 25 (which exceeds the allowable reduction). So, the reduction in damage will only be 20.		* If an enemy attack generates 40 points of damage, you only take 20 points of damage (40-20). In this case, the max damage reduction allowable (damage x Y%) is 20 (40 x 50%), but your damage resist is 25 (which exceeds the allowable reduction). So, the reduction in damage will only be 20.

	Since Damage Resistance applies to every physical attack you receive, it can greatly reduce the damage you take over time, and is especially helpful when you receive many attacks that are doing low damage (such as attacks doing 50 damage or less). For creatures that hit for hundreds or thousands of points of damage per attack, Damage Resistance tends to reduce the damage you take by a small fraction of the overall damage (in the first example above, the 400 point hit was only reduced by 6.25%, and you still took 375 points of damage). So, when fighting bosses, it may be better to concentrate on raising [[Damage Avoidance]] & [[Dodge]].		Since Damage Resistance applies to every physical attack you receive, it can greatly reduce the damage you take over time, and is especially helpful when you receive many attacks that are doing low damage (such as attacks doing 50 damage or less). For creatures that hit for hundreds or thousands of points of damage per attack, Damage Resistance tends to reduce the damage you take by a small fraction of the overall damage (in the first example above, the 400 point hit was only reduced by 6.25%, and you still took 375 points of damage). So, when fighting creatures that hit for a lot of damage per attack (e.g. bosses), it may be better to concentrate on raising [[Damage Avoidance]] & [[Dodge]].
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Rinaldi at 13:44, 17 February 2025

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	* If an enemy attack generates 40 points of damage, you only take 20 points of damage (40-20). In this case, the max damage reduction allowable (damage x Y%) is 20 (40 x 50%), but your damage resist is 25 (which exceeds the allowable reduction). So, the reduction in damage will only be 20.		* If an enemy attack generates 40 points of damage, you only take 20 points of damage (40-20). In this case, the max damage reduction allowable (damage x Y%) is 20 (40 x 50%), but your damage resist is 25 (which exceeds the allowable reduction). So, the reduction in damage will only be 20.

	Since Damage Resistance applies to every physical attack you receive, it can greatly reduce the damage you take over time, and is especially helpful when you receive many attacks that are doing low damage (such as attacks doing 50 damage or less). For creatures that hit for hundreds or thousands of points of damage per attack, Damage Resistance tends to reduce the damage you take by a small fraction of the overall damage (in the first example above, the 400 point hit was only reduced by 6.25%, and you still took 375 points of damage). So, when fighting bosses, it may be better to concentrate on raising [[Damage Avoidance]] & ~~dodge~~.		Since Damage Resistance applies to every physical attack you receive, it can greatly reduce the damage you take over time, and is especially helpful when you receive many attacks that are doing low damage (such as attacks doing 50 damage or less). For creatures that hit for hundreds or thousands of points of damage per attack, Damage Resistance tends to reduce the damage you take by a small fraction of the overall damage (in the first example above, the 400 point hit was only reduced by 6.25%, and you still took 375 points of damage). So, when fighting bosses, it may be better to concentrate on raising [[Damage Avoidance]] & [[Dodge]].
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174.45.104.195: /* Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance */

2025-02-17T04:51:58Z

Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance

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	=Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance=		=Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance=

	Anytime you get hit by a physical attack, Damage ~~Resustance~~ reduces the damage you take by X points (with a maximum possible damage reduction of Y%).		Anytime you get hit by a physical attack, Damage Resistance reduces the damage you take by X points (with a maximum possible damage reduction of Y%).
	Example: let's say your damage resist is 25 (Max 50%)...[in this case X =25, Y=50%].		Example: let's say your damage resist is 25 (Max 50%)...[in this case X =25, Y=50%].
	* If an enemy attack generates 400 points of damage, you would only take 375 points of damage (400-25). The max damage reduction allowable (damage x Y%) is 200 (400 x 50%), but you got no where near the max allowable reduction, so you get the full reduction of 25 points of damage.		* If an enemy attack generates 400 points of damage, you would only take 375 points of damage (400-25). The max damage reduction allowable (damage x Y%) is 200 (400 x 50%), but you got no where near the max allowable reduction, so you get the full reduction of 25 points of damage.

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Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance

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	=Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance=		=Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance=

	Anytime you get hit by a physical attack, it reduces the damage you take by X points (with a maximum possible damage reduction of Y%).		Anytime you get hit by a physical attack, Damage Resustance reduces the damage you take by X points (with a maximum possible damage reduction of Y%).
	Example: let's say your damage resist is 25 (Max 50%)...[in this case X =25, Y=50%].		Example: let's say your damage resist is 25 (Max 50%)...[in this case X =25, Y=50%].
	* If an enemy attack generates 400 points of damage, you would only take 375 points of damage (400-25). The max damage reduction allowable (damage x Y%) is 200 (400 x 50%), but you got no where near the max allowable reduction, so you get the full reduction of 25 points of damage.		* If an enemy attack generates 400 points of damage, you would only take 375 points of damage (400-25). The max damage reduction allowable (damage x Y%) is 200 (400 x 50%), but you got no where near the max allowable reduction, so you get the full reduction of 25 points of damage.

Rinaldi at 01:50, 17 February 2025

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	* If an enemy attack generates 40 points of damage, you only take 20 points of damage (40-20). In this case, the max damage reduction allowable (damage x Y%) is 20 (40 x 50%), but your damage resist is 25 (which exceeds the allowable reduction). So, the reduction in damage will only be 20.		* If an enemy attack generates 40 points of damage, you only take 20 points of damage (40-20). In this case, the max damage reduction allowable (damage x Y%) is 20 (40 x 50%), but your damage resist is 25 (which exceeds the allowable reduction). So, the reduction in damage will only be 20.

	Since ~~damage resistance~~ applies to every physical attack you receive, it can greatly reduce the damage you take over time, and is especially helpful when you receive many attacks that are doing low damage (such as attacks doing 50 damage or less). For creatures that hit for hundreds or thousands of points of damage per attack, ~~damage resist~~ tends to reduce the damage you take by a small fraction of the overall damage (in the first example above, the 400 point hit was only reduced by 6.25%, and you still took 375 points of damage). So, when fighting bosses, it may be better to concentrate on raising [[Damage Avoidance]] & dodge.		Since Damage Resistance applies to every physical attack you receive, it can greatly reduce the damage you take over time, and is especially helpful when you receive many attacks that are doing low damage (such as attacks doing 50 damage or less). For creatures that hit for hundreds or thousands of points of damage per attack, Damage Resistance tends to reduce the damage you take by a small fraction of the overall damage (in the first example above, the 400 point hit was only reduced by 6.25%, and you still took 375 points of damage). So, when fighting bosses, it may be better to concentrate on raising [[Damage Avoidance]] & dodge.
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Rinaldi at 01:33, 17 February 2025

2025-02-17T01:33:53Z

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	'''Damage Resistance''' is a numeric value [[attribute]] that determines the amount of damage one might receive without injury. It also has a sub value of '''Max''' in a percentage. This value determines the maximum amount of damage that can be absorbed.		'''Damage Resistance''' is a numeric value [[attribute]] that determines the amount of damage one might receive without injury. It also has a sub value of '''Max''' in a percentage. This value determines the maximum amount of damage that can be absorbed.

	~~<u>'''~~Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance~~'''</u>~~		=Detailed Explanation of Damage Resistance=

	Anytime you get hit by a physical attack, it reduces the damage you take by X points (with a maximum possible damage reduction of Y%).		Anytime you get hit by a physical attack, it reduces the damage you take by X points (with a maximum possible damage reduction of Y%).