Template:Jewelry damage enchantments - Revision history

NeeNee at 00:54, 4 January 2021

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Ostentatio at 16:38, 28 January 2019

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Ostentatio at 16:38, 28 January 2019

2019-01-28T16:38:34Z

Ostentatio: minor clarifications

2019-01-28T16:10:07Z

minor clarifications

Ostentatio: creating template for new jewelry enchantments

2019-01-28T15:53:36Z

creating template for new jewelry enchantments

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This template is used for jewelry damage/resistance enchantments affected by diminishing returns, and describes their general mechanics.

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==Jewelry damage enchantments==
Several [[jewelry]] enchantments enhance damage done by the player wearing them, or decrease damage done to that player. Each enchantment applies to a specific type of damage.

These enchantments apply to all possible sources of the specified damage type, whether it is a weapon, weapon enchantment, offensive spell, or other source.

These enchantments conflict with each other as well as [[Nolocate]], meaning you cannot enchant an item with more than one of these spells.

===Effectiveness===
The effectiveness of the enchantment is determined by both enchantment power and the [[quality level]] of the jewelry, each having equal importance. For example, a 50QL [[ring]] with a 25 power enchantment has the same effectiveness as a 25QL ring with a 50 power enchantment.

Depending on QL and enchantment power, offensive enchantments increase that type of damage between 2.5% and 5%, and defensive enchantments decrease incoming damage of that type between 2.5% to 7.5%.

Wearing multiple items with the same enchantment of this type will have diminishing returns. The effectiveness of each item is added and then multiplied by ''2 / (1 + count)'', where "count" refers to the number of the same enchantment equipped. In other words, having two of the same enchantment equipped will be 2/3 (66.7%) total effectiveness, and three of the same type will have 1/2 (50%) effectiveness. For example, two 50QL rings with the same 50-power enchantment will have a total effectiveness of 66.7 (2/3 of 100).

===Table of enchantments===

{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"
! Damage type
! Offensive
! Defensive
|-
! Fire
| [[Blaze]] || [[Fire Protection]]
|-
! Acid
| [[Corrosion]] || [[Acid Protection]]
|-
! Cold
| [[Glacial]] || [[Frost Protection]]
|-
! Poison
| [[Toxin]] || [[Poison Protection]]
|}

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 |-
 ! Fire
-| [[Blaze]] || [[Fire Protection]]
+| [[Blaze]] || [[Fire protection]]
 |-
 ! Acid
-| [[Corrosion]] || [[Acid Protection]]
+| [[Corrosion]] || [[Acid protection]]
 |-
 ! Cold
-| [[Glacial]] || [[Frost Protection]]
+| [[Glacial]] || [[Frost protection]]
 |-
 ! Poison
-| [[Toxin]] || [[Poison Protection]]
+| [[Toxin]] || [[Poison protection]]
 |}

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 This template is used for jewelry damage/resistance enchantments affected by diminishing returns, and describes their general mechanics.
-[[Category:Template]]</noinclude>==Jewelry damage enchantments==
+[[Category:Template]]</noinclude>
 Several [[jewelry]] enchantments enhance damage done by the player wearing them, or decrease damage done to that player. Each enchantment applies to a specific type of damage.

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 Depending on QL and enchantment power, offensive enchantments increase that type of damage between 2.5% and 5%, and defensive enchantments decrease incoming damage of that type between 2.5% to 7.5%.
-Wearing multiple items with the same enchantment of this type will have diminishing returns. The effectiveness of each item is added and then multiplied by ''2 / (1 + count)'', where "count" refers to the number of the same enchantment equipped. In other words, having two of the same enchantment equipped will be 2/3 (66.7%) total effectiveness, and three of the same type will have 1/2 (50%) effectiveness. For example, two 50QL rings with the same 50-power enchantment will have a total effectiveness of 66.7 (2/3 of 100).
+Wearing multiple items with the same enchantment of this type will have diminishing returns. The total effectiveness of all items combined is multiplied by ''2 / (1 + count)'', where "count" refers to the number of the same enchantment equipped. In other words, having two of the same enchantment equipped will be 2/3 (66.7%) total effectiveness, and three of the same type will have 1/2 (50%) effectiveness. For example, two 50QL rings with the same 50-power enchantment will have a total effectiveness of 66.7 (2/3 of 100), and adding a third with the same QL and enchantment power would have a effectiveness of 75 (1/2 of 150).
 ===Table of enchantments===