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Creatures may be weak against special attacks or elements. Vampires and werewolves weak against silver, silver weapons and garlic. | Creatures may be weak against special attacks or elements. Vampires and werewolves weak against silver, silver weapons and garlic. Fire elementals weak against water or frost. | ||
A weakness or vulnerability means it takes extra, e.g. 50% or 100% additional damage, or in some other way extra affected by it, e.g. paralyzed, slowed, stunned or disoriented. | A weakness or vulnerability means it takes extra, e.g. 50% or 100% additional damage, or is in some other way extra affected by it, e.g. paralyzed, slowed, stunned or disoriented. | ||
It works similarly to resistances, but in the opposite direction. | It works similarly to resistances, but in the opposite direction. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:09, 19 February 2022
Creatures may be weak against special attacks or elements. Vampires and werewolves weak against silver, silver weapons and garlic. Fire elementals weak against water or frost. A weakness or vulnerability means it takes extra, e.g. 50% or 100% additional damage, or is in some other way extra affected by it, e.g. paralyzed, slowed, stunned or disoriented. It works similarly to resistances, but in the opposite direction.