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{{PAGENAME}} is an effect bonus that is found on various items. | {{PAGENAME}} is an effect bonus that is found on various items. | ||
An increase in Armor Durability Effectiveness will prolong the [[Durability]] of armor (i.e. your armor is less likely to a suffer a durability loss when it is used in combat). | |||
Certain creatures can apply a debuff that reduces Armor Durability Effectiveness, for example: | |||
* [[Fire Elemental]]s can apply the [[Weaken Metal (Fire)]] debuff. | |||
* [[Water Elemental]]s can apply the [[Rust]] bebuff. | |||
* [[Ice Elemental]]s can apply the [[Weaken Metal (Ice)]] debuff. | |||
{{query effect grid listing}} | {{query effect grid listing}} | ||
[[Category:Effects]] | [[Category:Effects]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:37, 24 March 2026
Armor Durability Effectiveness is an effect bonus that is found on various items.
An increase in Armor Durability Effectiveness will prolong the Durability of armor (i.e. your armor is less likely to a suffer a durability loss when it is used in combat).
Certain creatures can apply a debuff that reduces Armor Durability Effectiveness, for example:
- Fire Elementals can apply the Weaken Metal (Fire) debuff.
- Water Elementals can apply the Rust bebuff.
- Ice Elementals can apply the Weaken Metal (Ice) debuff.