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soltys
Magister of the Light
Joined: 12 Jan 2002
Posts: 386
Location: Poland, Warsaw |
| question about damage and absorption |
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Edit:
Ahhh, nevermind - I forgot about enchantment's influence on damge reduction
Orig:
I'm fighter level 14 (at very difficult) and I'm currently fighting Barl Lord (last "obstacle" before one of the words of power). I'm doublesword fighter with reasonable dexterity big strength and many usable feats for me. Plus some magical items. Anyway:
With (double) sword of bao and after drinking some potions directly before fight, I have following stats:
attack +24/+19/+14
damage 1d8 + 11 + 1d6
offhand:
attack +23/+18
damage 1d8 + 6 + 1d6
With some enhanced great axe, I get
attack +26/+21/+16
damage 1d12 + 12 + 1
Note that both weapons are large / slashing type
Now I can easily (well, mostly easily) kill this demon with greataxe, causing around 15 damage per hit and some huge critical damage. But when I use doublesword, despite moderately easy hits, I always get damage resistance absorbs xx damage reduction absorbs xx. Max damage I can deal with those weapons are very similar and both are slashing weapons.
My question - how is damage immunity / resistance computed - does it depend on type of weapon or on models (sword, axe, mace, etc.) as well ? I'm puzzled with that here.
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Lintra
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Joined: 23 Apr 2002
Posts: 9448
Location: Bermuda, the triangle place with SANDY BEACHES |
I am not sure of the details in your case, but if memory serves me correctly it goes something like this:
If a creature has damage resistance of +2/10 it means that if you have a +2 (or better) weapon then full damage gets done, otherwise 10 points are absorbed.
So I would guess that the axe has a higher plus than the sword.
Hope this helps.
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Fri Jan 10, 2003 3:49 pm |
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soltys
Magister of the Light
Joined: 12 Jan 2002
Posts: 386
Location: Poland, Warsaw |
You're right 
That time when I had problem, I finally checked it in manual. My Bao doublesword wasn't enchanted at all if I remember correctly.
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