• 'If a creature has damage reduction from more than one source, the two forms of damage reduction do not stack. Instead, the creature gets the benefit of the best damage reduction in a given situation.' Note that the key word is /source/. It has nothing to do with typing, DR from different /sources/ cannot stack regardless of the type of DR.
• Armor is a stat shared by all units, including monsters, and buildings. Increasing armor reduces the physical damage the unit takes. Each champion begins with some armor which increases with level ( Thresh being the only exception). You can gain additional armor from abilities, items, and runes. Armor stacks additively. At level 18, base armor ranges from 28 ( Thresh) whose base armor does not.

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Dec 27, 2019  How on earth do people manage to solo high level missions? I realise not getting hit is one thing, but what sort of damage output does your WF+weapon need to be able to kill level 100 mobs in the game etc? (i have a basic understanding of how mods work+ranking them +. The formula for calculating damage reduction from armor in League of Legends is. Damage Reduction = Total Armor / (100 + Total Armor) It seems clear to me that this formula dictates that adding more armor has diminishing returns. Dec 31, 2014 With 120% reduction If you will find mob with 500 current armor you can crash the game by forcing it to do division by zero;D Mobs with armor bellow 500 suffer huge damage boost on them. Mobs with armor above 500 will receive only 1 damage from all no armore ignore sources.

Id like to see exactly how much armor blocks how much damage.
I know around 40 armor blocks 30% or so damage, and 100 armor blocks 50% damage (diminishing returns) But thats it. I got no exact numbers. No chart.
I was wondering whether it would be worth it to make an attack damage heavy runepage for talon as opposed to armor pen. You could probably squeeze 35 attack damage at level one if you buy dorans blade. Thats alot of damage.
42 damage to W.
53 damage to Q.
63 damage to ulti.
Thats 158 damage to your combo just from runes and dorans blade.
If i knew armor values i could weigh the numbers and see if they favor armor pen or AD for early game or late game. I hear AD is best early and Armorpen is best late, but this goes against what i know about diminishing returns. Later, when people have more armor, armor pen means less because of diminishing returns. Its most potent at the start of the game when you can potentially be doing true damage with all your abilities. AD is just as effective at 60 minutes as it is at 5 minutes.

This article is about blocking damage. For preventing another player from contacting you, see Ignore.

Block is the ability of a shield to absorb melee damage in addition to its armor value. When a shield is equipped, you have a certain chance to perform a block, which reduces the damage you take by 30%. The chance to block an attack from an attacker of the same level is indicated on your character sheet under the Defense category. Fighting a mob of higher level than yourself decreases your chance to block, and vice versa.

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Mob rules

While it is clear that a Blocked attack made against a player cannot be a crit, it is possible that mobs have different rules for determining whether an incoming attack is blocked or not, which includes the possibility of a 'blocked crit'. (c.f. Attack table)

It should be noted, however, that only special attacks—i.e. yellow-damage instant attacks such as Claw, Overpower, and Sinister Strike, and yellow-damage on-next-swing attacks such as Heroic Strike and Raptor Strike—have been observed as inflicting blocked crits. Normal white-damage auto-attacks have never been seen inflicting a blocked crit, and are probably subject to the same mutually-exclusive-attack-result rules that attacks made against players are.

Note too, that unlike player characters, mobs sometimes block attacks even though they have no shield equipped.

Not so sure having more modifiers is that important for a bow. Tinkers construct bows do inffinte dmg. Anything related to damage or attack effects has to go on the arrows themselves, so the only thing that seems useful is Redstone for draw speed, which seems to cap or hit a plateau very quickly, or things like Diamonds or Reinforced for increasing durability.

Without talents or talent-tree specialization abilities, your base chance to block an attack is 5%. This is modified by a factor based on the difference between the attacker's level and the defender's level. For each point of difference between the attacker's level and the defender's level, the block chance is modified by 0.5% if the target is a mob and 0.2% if the target is a player. Mobs level 9 and lower do not block as frequently, just as they are not missed as frequently as they should be. Also, mobs cannot block more than 5% of attacks regardless of level difference. Additionally, if the character is a protection-specced warrior or paladin, then block rating is increased by Mastery.

The formula:

Block% = 5% base chance + contribution from talents + contribution from Mastery (if so specced) + ((Defender's level - attacker's level) * 0.2)

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Unlike Dodge and Parry, your chance to block is not subject to diminishing returns.

In combat, you will notice that the percentage of incoming attacks that are Blocked matches the Block percentage shown in your tooltips. Miss chance and Critical chance are unmodified by your Block chance, so you're not 'wasting' Blocks on misses nor are you able to Block a Critical. This may seem odd to some folks if they are expecting a 'if hit, then check if Parry, then check if Block, then check..' type system. WoW, like many other games, uses a combat results table-based combat scheme (where one roll determines outcome of an attack), so percentages are absolute.

Your parsed Block percentage won't necessarily match your tooltip if you're fighting creatures higher or lower in level to you. See the Defense formula above to understand.

Damage reduction

When a block occurs, the target takes the same amount of damage (s)he would have taken from an ordinary hit (not a critical hit or crushing blow), reduced by 30%. For example, if a mob would normally hit you for 500 damage, you will see in your combat log:

'.. hits you for 350 (150 blocked).'

Block reduction is calculated prior to any absorbs. For example, if a mob would normally hit you for 30k, and you have a 10k damage absorption shield and a standard 30% block reduction you will see in your combat log:

'.. hits you for 10000 (10000 absorbed, 10000 blocked).'

Critical Block

The Protection Warrior's Mastery, [Mastery: Critical Block], gives the warrior a chance to block twice as much incoming damage. If a critical block occurs, the damage reduction is increased from 30% to 60%.

Patch changes

• Patch 8.1.0 (2018-12-11): Inbound and outbound blocks (both melee and ranged) will now show in floating combat text.
  
• Patch 4.0.1 (2010-10-12):Block value eliminated from the game; all blocks except critical blocks now reduce damage by 30%.
  
• Patch 1.3.0 (2005-03-07):
  • All creatures will now report a Block on attacks from the front, reducing damage caused instead of converting the attack into a 'Miss.' Creatures will no longer be able to Block attacks from behind.
  • Blocking an ability that takes place on the next swing now blocks the normal amount of damage instead of all of it.
    

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See also

How Much Dmg Reduction From Armor Do Mobs Have To Go

• [Glyph of Blocking]
• [Eternal Shadowspirit Diamond]

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