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• Publish 16 - Changes to Felucca
  ...otions, mass curse, meteor swarm, chain lightning, earthquake, fire field, poison field, paralyze field, blade spirits, or energy vortex. This applies to all #* Magic Resistance
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• Publish 16 - Siege Perilous Ruleset Changes
  ...otions, mass curse, meteor swarm, chain lightning, earthquake, fire field, poison field, paralyze field, blade spirits, or energy vortex. This applies to all *** Magic Resistance
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• Publish 1
  * Tasting poisoned food or drink now has a chance to poison you on failure. ...w difficulty based when attempting to cure poison. The higher the level of poison, the more difficult it will be to cure it.
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• Ice Dungeon
  ...required since all the monsters in this dungeon have an EXTREMLY low Fire Resistance. '''An [[Ice Slayer]] [[talisman]] goes a long way in this dungeon.''' ...resist you can easily take 60 damage or more. Don't even bother to try any poison or cold damage on this beast since it won't hurt him much. If possible, bri
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• Poison
  ...termined by the type of poison inflicted. A character's ability to inflict poison on others is primarily determined by their [[Poisoning]] skill. ...ed. Because of this, most players can out last even the strongest forms of Poison (assuming they aren't receiving damage from other sources at the same time)
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• Resistances
  ...umb|[[Virtue Armor Set]] provides the maximum resistances. ''(Note: Energy Resistance is capped at 75 for [[Elves]])]] '''Resistance''' is a generic term used to indicate the five areas in which [[Damage Type
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• Damage Types
  ...Damage Types are: [[Physical Damage]]; [[Fire Damage]]; [[Cold Damage]]; [[Poison Damage]]; [[Energy Damage]]; [[Chaos Damage]]; and [[Direct Damage]]. ...on, Verite would be the logical choice as a Dragon's weakest resistance is poison (25 to 35%).
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• Publish 90
  ...a of a target based on mastery level, and with sufficient karma can remove poison and curses. The paladin may rejuvenate a target more often based on higher * Tolerance – Toggle ability that grants the poisoner a reduction to poison level when poisoned at a stamina cost based on mastery level
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• Helms
  [[Hats]] on the other hand offer a total base resistance of 24, are all [[Meditation|medable]] and can furthermore be [[blessed]]. O ...ckground-color:#9f3215; color:#FFFFFF;" width="30" align="center"| [[Image:Poison resist icon.png]]
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• Corpse Skin
  ...on resists (Fire and Poison resist decreased by 15 each), while increasing resistance to cold and physical damage (increasing both by 10 each).
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• Darkwood Chest
  ...type of [[Wood]] you use. Heartwood allows you to boost ''all'' the total resistance levels of the suit to at least 70. * [[Poison Resist]]: 60
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• Darkwood Crown
  ...type of [[Wood]] you use. Heartwood allows you to boost ''all'' the total resistance levels of the suit to at least 70. * [[Poison Resist]]: 60
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• Darkwood Gauntlets
  ...type of [[Wood]] you use. Heartwood allows you to boost ''all'' the total resistance levels of the suit to at least 70. * [[Poison Resist]]: 60
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• Darkwood Leggings
  ...type of [[Wood]] you use. Heartwood allows you to boost ''all'' the total resistance levels of the suit to at least 70. * [[Poison Resist]]: 60
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• Darkwood Gorget
  ...type of [[Wood]] you use. Heartwood allows you to boost ''all'' the total resistance levels of the suit to at least 70. * [[Poison Resist]]: 60
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• Darkwood Pauldrons
  ...type of [[Wood]] you use. Heartwood allows you to boost ''all'' the total resistance levels of the suit to at least 70. * [[Poison Resist]]: 60
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• Character Status Menu
  ...5; border:1px solid #000000; padding:5px;" | <font color=#FFFFFFF>'''Armor Resistance Submenu'''</font> | style="border:1px solid #000000; padding:5px; | [[Damage Types|Physical Resistance]]
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• Physical Damage
  ...hysical damage would be applied against an opponent’s same [[Resistances|resistance]]. By default, melee weapons cause 100% physical damage. Obviously, magic, *[[Poison Damage]]
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• Fire Damage
  ...e, fire damage would be applied against an opponent’s same [[Resistances|resistance]]. By default, melee weapons cause 100% physical damage. Obviously, magic, *[[Poison Damage]]
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• Cold Damage
  ...e, cold damage would be applied against an opponent’s same [[Resistances|resistance]]. By default, melee weapons cause 100% physical damage. Obviously, magic, *[[Poison Damage]]
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