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A bleed effect is a ''physical'' attack that punctures, tears, or cuts in a manner that results in persistent bleeding. The persistent bleeding causes physical damage-over-time. [[Poison]] damage-over-time and Magical damage-over-time (such as fire damage) are not considered bleed effects. | A bleed effect is a ''physical'' attack that punctures, tears, or cuts in a manner that results in persistent bleeding. The persistent bleeding causes physical damage-over-time. [[Poison]] damage-over-time and Magical damage-over-time (such as fire damage) are not considered bleed effects. | ||
Bleed Effects do zero damage to almost all [[Undead]] (some boss Liches and mini-boss Liches are susceptible to bleed effects). | Bleed Effects do zero damage to almost all [[Undead]] (but some boss Liches and mini-boss Liches are susceptible to bleed effects). | ||
==Avatar Skills that Inflict a Bleed Effect== | ==Avatar Skills that Inflict a Bleed Effect== | ||
* [[Rend]] | * [[Rend]] | ||
* [[Sawblade Sweep]] | * [[Sawblade Sweep]] (a [[Combos|Combination]] skill) | ||
* [[Hamstring]] | * [[Hamstring]] (a [[Combos|Combination]] skill) | ||
* [[Puncture]] | * [[Puncture]] | ||
* [[Spinning Attack]] - bleed effect only inflicted by players with [[Polearm Specialization]] | * [[Spinning Attack]] - bleed effect only inflicted by players with [[Polearm Specialization]] | ||
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==Creatures that Have a Bleed Effect Attack== | ==Creatures that Have a Bleed Effect Attack== | ||
Creatures that have a Bleed Effect attack include: | Creatures that have a Bleed Effect attack include: | ||
* Big [[Cat]]s have a "Claw" | * Big [[Cat]]s have a "Claw Rend Attack" that is a form of [[Rend]]. | ||
* [[Clockwork Attack Cat]]s have a "Bleeding" attack that is a form of [[Rend]]. | * [[Clockwork Attack Cat]]s have a "Bleeding" attack from their claws that is a form of [[Rend]]. | ||
* [[Boar]] have a [[Rend]] attack | * [[Boar]] have a "[[Rend]]" attack inflicted by their tusks. | ||
* Sword wielders can have a rend attack (such as [[Obsidian Elf Warrior]]) | * Sword wielders can have a rend attack (such as [[Obsidian Elf Warrior]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 02:24, 5 June 2026
A bleed effect is a physical attack that punctures, tears, or cuts in a manner that results in persistent bleeding. The persistent bleeding causes physical damage-over-time. Poison damage-over-time and Magical damage-over-time (such as fire damage) are not considered bleed effects.
Bleed Effects do zero damage to almost all Undead (but some boss Liches and mini-boss Liches are susceptible to bleed effects).
Avatar Skills that Inflict a Bleed Effect[edit]
- Rend
- Sawblade Sweep (a Combination skill)
- Hamstring (a Combination skill)
- Puncture
- Spinning Attack - bleed effect only inflicted by players with Polearm Specialization
Avatar Skills that Cancel a Bleed Effect[edit]
The skills below will cancel a damage-over-time effect, but will not cancel any non-damage debuff that was applied with the Bleed Effect. For example, rend will apply a damage-over-time and a Healing Modifier debuff, but the skills below will remove only the damage-over-time, and not the Healing Modifier debuff.
- Knight's Grace - removes multiple bleed effects.
- Healing Grace - removes one bleed effect.
- Passive Stance - removes one bleed effect.
Note: Skills that do not remove a bleed effect include: Purify, Purify Burst, Healing Ray, Healing Touch, Healing Burst, Healing Blast, Douse, Cocoon of Night, Soothing Rain.
Creatures that Have a Bleed Effect Attack[edit]
Creatures that have a Bleed Effect attack include:
- Big Cats have a "Claw Rend Attack" that is a form of Rend.
- Clockwork Attack Cats have a "Bleeding" attack from their claws that is a form of Rend.
- Boar have a "Rend" attack inflicted by their tusks.
- Sword wielders can have a rend attack (such as Obsidian Elf Warrior)