Damaging Effect

This page shows the mechanics of damaging effects.

Damage-over-time

A creature can use its ability to inflict damage-over-time effect on enemies.

Attack damage will be inflicted at first. Effect damage is dealt after each set amount of time until the duration of the effect is over. Effect damage can have different type from attack damage. An instant of effect damage is treated as an attack.

Damage-over-time effects are applied equally to all enemies within effect radius, without splash reduction.

Damage-over-time effects can be displayed differently.

• A bleeding creature is surrounded by splashing hemolymph. Damage is physical.

• A poisoned creature is surrounded by green cloud. Damage is venom.

Users
Physical	Venom
Adult and Uber devil's coach horse beetles Large northern dune tiger beetles Large and Uber beach tiger beetles Adult green rove beetles Adult blue rove beetles Medium, large and Uber spiny devil bush crickets Huge and Uber whip spiders Velvet worms Whip mantis High pressure	Matabele ant soldiers Bullet ant soldiers Medium, large and huge sand bear wolf spiders Medium, large and Uber beach wolf spiders Uber jumping spiders Bombardier beetles Playable spider Hermit scorpion and dragantula Corrosive

Damage reflection

An affected creature with can inflict a percentage of damage they take on the attacker each time they are hit. A creature with thorn resistance can reduce reflecting damage by a certain percentage.

If the creature is affected by damage-over-time, the attacker will also receive reflecting damage over time, even if it has already moved away.

Reflecting damage is calculated before maximum taken damage is applied.

Damage reflection isn't triggered by projectiles or other damage reflection. It still works on mounting ants and termites.

Users
Physical	Venom
Spiny devil bush crickets Sharp	Red velvet ants Eastern newts Narrow-mouthed toads

Trivia

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