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	===Spirit [[File:SpiritDamage.png\|x20px]]===		===Spirit [[File:SpiritDamage.png\|x20px]]===
	[[File:Spell_Dreamfire.png\|Dreamfire\|link=Druid#Spells-0\|x96px]]		[[File:Spell_Dreamfire.png\|Dreamfire\|link=Druid#Spells-0\|x96px]]
	[[File:Spell OrbofNature.png\|alt=Orb of Nature\|link=Druid#Spells-0\|~~96x96px~~]]		[[File:Spell OrbofNature.png\|alt=Orb of Nature\|link=Druid#Spells-0\|x96px]]

	==Neutral==		==Neutral==

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	===Spirit [[File:SpiritDamage.png\|x20px]]===		===Spirit [[File:SpiritDamage.png\|x20px]]===
	[[File:Spell_Dreamfire.png\|Dreamfire\|link=Druid#Spells-0\|x96px]]		[[File:Spell_Dreamfire.png\|Dreamfire\|link=Druid#Spells-0\|x96px]]
	[[File:Spell OrbofNature.png\|alt=Orb of Nature\|96x96px]]		[[File:Spell OrbofNature.png\|alt=Orb of Nature\|link=Druid#Spells-0\|96x96px]]

	==Neutral==		==Neutral==

Jennicide: /* Spirit */ Added Orb of Nature.

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Spirit: Added Orb of Nature.

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	===Spirit [[File:SpiritDamage.png\|x20px]]===		===Spirit [[File:SpiritDamage.png\|x20px]]===
	[[File:Spell_Dreamfire.png\|Dreamfire\|link=Druid#Spells-0\|x96px]]		[[File:Spell_Dreamfire.png\|Dreamfire\|link=Druid#Spells-0\|x96px]]
			[[File:Spell OrbofNature.png\|alt=Orb of Nature\|96x96px]]

	==Neutral==		==Neutral==

Brecher: Rewrite "elements" to "types"

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Rewrite "elements" to "types"

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	It is a common misconception that [[Cleric]]'s Blunt Weapon Mastery applies to Blunt damage, when in reality it only applies to [[Maces]].		It is a common misconception that [[Cleric]]'s Blunt Weapon Mastery applies to Blunt damage, when in reality it only applies to [[Maces]].

	==Magical ~~Elements~~==		==Magical Damage Types==
	All Magical damage is one or [[Damage_Types#Hybrid\|more]] of the following types, otherwise it is [[Damage_Types#Neutral\|Neutral]] damage.		All Magical damage is one or [[Damage_Types#Hybrid\|more]] of the following types, otherwise it is [[Damage_Types#Neutral\|Neutral]] damage.

	Following are some iconic examples of each, the list is not meant to be exhaustive. To see what damage type a magical ability deals, check the description in the respective [[Classes\|class]] page.		Following are some iconic examples of each, the list is not meant to be exhaustive. To see what damage type a magical ability deals, check the description in the respective [[Classes\|class]] page.

	<br>''Note that a Spell can be of one ~~element~~, but the damage it applies can be ~~another~~. For example, [[Wizard]]'s Zap Spell is Light, but it applies Light damage on the direct hit and Fire damage on the damage over time burn.''		<br>''Note that a Spell can be of one type, but the damage it applies can be of one or more different types. For example, [[Wizard]]'s Zap Spell is Light, but it applies Light damage on the direct hit and Fire damage on the damage over time burn.''

	See below for many examples of ~~what damaging elements several~~ spells do; these lists are not meant to be exhaustive.		See below for many examples of spells and their damage types; these lists are not meant to be exhaustive.

	===Fire [[File:FireDamage.png\|x20px]]===		===Fire [[File:FireDamage.png\|x20px]]===
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	Damage dealt by projectiles is considered [[File:ProjectileDamage.png\|Projectile\|x18px]] Projectile Damage, and is therefore affected by [[Damage#Projectile_Damage_Reduction\|Projectile Damage Reduction]].<br>		Damage dealt by projectiles is considered [[File:ProjectileDamage.png\|Projectile\|x18px]] Projectile Damage, and is therefore affected by [[Damage#Projectile_Damage_Reduction\|Projectile Damage Reduction]].<br>

	Damage can be both Projectile Damage and a specific [[Damage_Types#~~Magical_Elements~~\|Magic ~~Element~~]] at the same time, such as Fireball's direct hit being both Magical Fire and Projectile damage.<br>		Damage can be both Projectile Damage and a specific [[Damage_Types#Magical_Damage_Types\|Magic Damage Type]] at the same time, such as Fireball's direct hit being both Magical Fire and Projectile damage.<br>

	Projectiles are affected by [[Damage#Hit_Location_Bonus\|Hit Location bonuses]] such as headshots.		Projectiles are affected by [[Damage#Hit_Location_Bonus\|Hit Location bonuses]] such as headshots.

Brecher: Mention artifacts for neutral damage

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Mention artifacts for neutral damage

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	Examples		Examples
	* Magical Neutral: Crystal Sword and Staff Mastery's Magical portion, ~~and~~ Poisoned Weapon.		* Magical Neutral: Crystal Sword and Staff Mastery's Magical portion, Poisoned Weapon as well as certain [[Artifacts]]' effects.
	* Physical Neutral: Achilles Strike and Rupture, but not weapon hits which deal Slash/Pierce/Blunt.		* Physical Neutral: Achilles Strike and Rupture, but not weapon hits which deal Slash/Pierce/Blunt.
	* The Antimagic perk gives 25% Magical Damage Reduction against all types except Divine, Curse and Neutral. Therefore, Poisoned Weapon is not affected by it, and neither are Cleric's Divine spells or Warlock's Power of Sacrifice.		* The Antimagic perk gives 25% Magical Damage Reduction against all types except Divine, Curse and Neutral. Therefore, Poisoned Weapon is not affected by it, and neither are Cleric's Divine spells or Warlock's Power of Sacrifice.

Brecher: Neutral damage rewrite

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Neutral damage rewrite

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	==Neutral==		==Neutral==
	<span style="display:flex; justify-content:space-around; width:20%">		<span style="display:flex; justify-content:space-around; width:20%">
			[[File:Skill_Achilles_Strike.png\|Achilles Strike\|link=Barbarian#Skills-0\|x96px]]
	[[File:Perk_Poisoned_Weapon.png\|Poisoned Weapon\|link=Rogue#Perks-0\|x96px]]		[[File:Perk_Poisoned_Weapon.png\|Poisoned Weapon\|link=Rogue#Perks-0\|x96px]]
	[[File:Perk_Staff_Mastery.png\|Staff Mastery\|link=Wizard#Perks-0\|x96px]]		[[File:Perk_Staff_Mastery.png\|Staff Mastery\|link=Wizard#Perks-0\|x96px]]
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	Any damage ~~type~~ that is not in the ~~above mentioned~~ types is ~~said~~ to be either Physical ~~Neutral~~ or Magical Neutral.		Any damage that is not of one of the abovementioned types is considered to be either <b>Physical</b> or <b>Magical {{Element\|Neutral}}</b> Damage.

	<br>~~''Note that Neutral does~~ not ~~mean it is neither Physical~~/~~Magical''<br~~>		While affected by the respective general [[Stats#Stats#Physical_Damage_Reduction\|Physical]]/[[Stats#Stats#Magical_Damage_Reduction\|Magical Damage Reduction]], it is <b>not</b> affected by type-specific resistances.

	Examples of Magical Neutral damage include Crystal Sword and Staff Mastery's Magical portion, and Poisoned Weapon. Examples of Physical Neutral damage include Achilles Strike..., but not weapon hits which deal Slash/Pierce/Blunt.

	~~All bonuses or reductions to a specified type do not apply to other types~~, ~~nor~~ Neutral.		Examples
			* Magical Neutral: Crystal Sword and Staff Mastery's Magical portion, and Poisoned Weapon.
	~~For example, [[Warlock]]'s~~ Antimagic perk gives 25% ~~[[Stats#Stats#Magical_Damage_Reduction\|~~Magical Damage Reduction]] against all types ~~but~~ Divine, Curse, and Neutral. ~~As such~~, Poisoned Weapon is not affected by it, and neither ~~is [[~~Cleric]]'s ~~Holy Strike / [[~~Warlock]]'s Power of Sacrifice.		* Physical Neutral: Achilles Strike and Rupture, but not weapon hits which deal Slash/Pierce/Blunt.
			* The Antimagic perk gives 25% Magical Damage Reduction against all types except Divine, Curse and Neutral. Therefore, Poisoned Weapon is not affected by it, and neither are Cleric's Divine spells or Warlock's Power of Sacrifice.
	~~[[Cleric]]'s Faithfulness perk increases only Divine damage, as such, only Holy Light and Judgement are impacted and not Neutral damage~~.

	==Projectile==		==Projectile==
	Damage dealt by projectiles is considered [[File:ProjectileDamage.png\|Projectile\|x18px]] Projectile Damage, and is therefore affected by [[Damage#Projectile_Damage_Reduction\|Projectile Damage Reduction]].<br>		Damage dealt by projectiles is considered [[File:ProjectileDamage.png\|Projectile\|x18px]] Projectile Damage, and is therefore affected by [[Damage#Projectile_Damage_Reduction\|Projectile Damage Reduction]].<br>

	Damage can be both Projectile Damage and a specific [[Damage_Types#Magical_Elements\|Magic Element]] at the same time, ~~like~~ Fireball's direct hit is both Magical Fire and Projectile damage.<br>		Damage can be both Projectile Damage and a specific [[Damage_Types#Magical_Elements\|Magic Element]] at the same time, such as Fireball's direct hit being both Magical Fire and Projectile damage.<br>

	Projectiles are affected by [[Damage#Hit_Location_Bonus\|Hit Location bonuses]] such as headshots.		Projectiles are affected by [[Damage#Hit_Location_Bonus\|Hit Location bonuses]] such as headshots.

Sur: /* Neutral */ clarified that neutral doesnt indicate its neither physical/magical

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Neutral: clarified that neutral doesnt indicate its neither physical/magical

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	Any ~~Physical/Magical~~ damage that is not in the above mentioned types is said to be either Physical Neutral or Magical Neutral.		Any damage type that is not in the above mentioned types is said to be either Physical Neutral or Magical Neutral.
	Examples of Magical Neutral damage include Crystal Sword and Staff Mastery's Magical portion, and Poisoned Weapon. Examples of Physical Neutral damage include..., but not weapon hits which deal Slash/Pierce/Blunt.
			<br>''Note that Neutral does not mean it is neither Physical/Magical''<br>

			Examples of Magical Neutral damage include Crystal Sword and Staff Mastery's Magical portion, and Poisoned Weapon. Examples of Physical Neutral damage include Achilles Strike..., but not weapon hits which deal Slash/Pierce/Blunt.

	All bonuses or reductions to a specified type do not apply to other types, nor Neutral.		All bonuses or reductions to a specified type do not apply to other types, nor Neutral.

Brecher at 23:43, 20 July 2024

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	An instance of damage that has multiple types at once is considered Hybrid damage. An example of this is Warlock's [[Warlock#Spells-0\|Curse of Pain]], which is both {{Element\|Curse}} and {{Element\|Evil}} type.		An instance of damage that has multiple types at once is considered Hybrid damage. An example of this is Warlock's [[Warlock#Spells-0\|Curse of Pain]], which is both {{Element\|Curse}} and {{Element\|Evil}} type.

	In the case of the target having resistance against one type, but not the other, of a Hybrid damage instance, the damage will still be reduced.<br> An example of this is Warlock's [[Warlock#Perks-0\|Antimagic]] perk reducing Curse of Pain damage despite lacking {{Element\|Curse}} ~~Curse~~ resistance.		In the case of the target having resistance against one type, but not the other, of a Hybrid damage instance, the damage will still be reduced.<br> An example of this is Warlock's [[Warlock#Perks-0\|Antimagic]] perk reducing Curse of Pain damage despite lacking {{Element\|Curse}} resistance.

	What happens in the case of a target having resistance to <i>all</i> the types of such a damage instance is currently unknown due to not being testable at time of writing.		What happens in the case of a target having resistance to <i>all</i> the types of such a damage instance is currently unknown due to not being testable at time of writing.

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	==Hybrid==		==Hybrid==

	An instance of damage that has multiple types at once is considered Hybrid damage. An example of this is Warlock's [[Warlock#Spells-0\|Curse of Pain]], which is both {{Element\|Curse}} ~~Curse-~~ and {{Element\|Evil}} ~~Evil-~~type.		An instance of damage that has multiple types at once is considered Hybrid damage. An example of this is Warlock's [[Warlock#Spells-0\|Curse of Pain]], which is both {{Element\|Curse}} and {{Element\|Evil}} type.

	In the case of the target having resistance against one type, but not the other, of a Hybrid damage instance, the damage will still be reduced.<br> An example of this is Warlock's [[Warlock#Perks-0\|Antimagic]] perk reducing Curse of Pain damage despite lacking {{Element\|Curse}} Curse resistance.		In the case of the target having resistance against one type, but not the other, of a Hybrid damage instance, the damage will still be reduced.<br> An example of this is Warlock's [[Warlock#Perks-0\|Antimagic]] perk reducing Curse of Pain damage despite lacking {{Element\|Curse}} Curse resistance.

	What happens in the case of a target having resistance to <i>all</i> the types of such a damage instance is currently unknown due to not being testable at time of writing.		What happens in the case of a target having resistance to <i>all</i> the types of such a damage instance is currently unknown due to not being testable at time of writing.

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Add hybrid damage section +add projectile icon

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	==Magical Elements==		==Magical Elements==
	All Magical damage is one of the following types, otherwise it is [[Damage_Types#Neutral\|Neutral]] damage.		All Magical damage is one or [[Damage_Types#Hybrid\|more]] of the following types, otherwise it is [[Damage_Types#Neutral\|Neutral]] damage.

	Following are some iconic examples of each, the list is not meant to be exhaustive. To see what damage type a magical ability deals, check the description in the respective [[Classes\|class]] page.		Following are some iconic examples of each, the list is not meant to be exhaustive. To see what damage type a magical ability deals, check the description in the respective [[Classes\|class]] page.
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	==Projectile==		==Projectile==
	Damage dealt by projectiles is considered Projectile Damage, and is therefore affected by [[Damage#Projectile_Damage_Reduction\|Projectile Damage Reduction]].<br>		Damage dealt by projectiles is considered [[File:ProjectileDamage.png\|Projectile\|x18px]] Projectile Damage, and is therefore affected by [[Damage#Projectile_Damage_Reduction\|Projectile Damage Reduction]].<br>

	Damage can be both Projectile Damage and a specific [[Damage_Types#Magical_Elements\|Magic Element]] at the same time, like Fireball's direct hit is both Magical Fire and Projectile damage.<br>		Damage can be both Projectile Damage and a specific [[Damage_Types#Magical_Elements\|Magic Element]] at the same time, like Fireball's direct hit is both Magical Fire and Projectile damage.<br>
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	* Fireball is a Projectile; the direct hit deals Projectile damage, but the AoE and burn do not. Therefore, the direct hit benefits from Hit Location Bonus, but the AoE and burn do not.		* Fireball is a Projectile; the direct hit deals Projectile damage, but the AoE and burn do not. Therefore, the direct hit benefits from Hit Location Bonus, but the AoE and burn do not.
	* [[Warlock\|Warlock's]] Hellfire may seem like a projectile, but is in fact a moving AoE zone. It is not a projectile and therefore, it does not benefit from Hit Location Bonus.		* [[Warlock\|Warlock's]] Hellfire may seem like a projectile, but is in fact a moving AoE zone. It is not a projectile and therefore, it does not benefit from Hit Location Bonus.

			==Hybrid==

			An instance of damage that has multiple types at once is considered Hybrid damage. An example of this is Warlock's [[Warlock#Spells-0\|Curse of Pain]], which is both {{Element\|Curse}} Curse- and {{Element\|Evil}} Evil-type.

			In the case of the target having resistance against one type, but not the other, of a Hybrid damage instance, the damage will still be reduced.<br> An example of this is Warlock's [[Warlock#Perks-0\|Antimagic]] perk reducing Curse of Pain damage despite lacking {{Element\|Curse}} Curse resistance.

			What happens in the case of a target having resistance to <i>all</i> the types of such a damage instance is currently unknown due to not being testable at time of writing.