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What does (X) Status do? | <big>'''What does (X) Status do?'''</big> | ||
* '''Strength''' - Do (Potency x 10)% more damage. <br> | * '''Strength''' - Do (Potency x 10)% more damage. <br> | ||
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''The cooldown reduction is not applied to SP dashes, but the movement changes are'' | ''The cooldown reduction is not applied to SP dashes, but the movement changes are'' | ||
* '''Paralysis''' - Deal Potency less damage per hit after scaling is applied <br> | * '''Paralysis''' - Deal (Potency) less damage per hit after scaling is applied <br> | ||
* '''Burn''' - On turn end, take damage equal to potency then cut by 1/3 <br> | * '''Burn''' - On turn end, take damage equal to the potency then cut it by 1/3 <br> | ||
* '''Bleed''' - Whenever you land a move, take damage equal to potency, then reduce potency by 1/3, Cut by 1/3 on turn end. <br> | * '''Bleed''' - Whenever you land a move, take damage equal to the potency, then reduce the potency by 1/3, Cut by 1/3 on turn end. <br> | ||
''All removal effects are rounding down'' | ''All removal effects are rounding down'' | ||
Revision as of 11:30, 18 March 2024
What does (X) Status do?
- Strength - Do (Potency x 10)% more damage.
- Feeble - Do (Potency x 10)% less damage
- Protection - Take (Potency x 10)% less damage
- Fragile - Take (Potency x 10)% more damage.
- Haste - Faster movement and a longer dash cooldown
- Bind - Slowed movement and a shorter dash cooldown
The cooldown reduction is not applied to SP dashes, but the movement changes are
- Paralysis - Deal (Potency) less damage per hit after scaling is applied
- Burn - On turn end, take damage equal to the potency then cut it by 1/3
- Bleed - Whenever you land a move, take damage equal to the potency, then reduce the potency by 1/3, Cut by 1/3 on turn end.
All removal effects are rounding down