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'''Damage Increase''', or DI, increases the damage you will do on a successful melee or ranged hit. It is applied before the targets resist (100% poison damage will still do 0 to a 100% poison resist target).
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'''Damage Increase''', or DI, increases the damage you will do on a successful melee, counter-attack melee or ranged hit. It is applied before the targets resist (100% poison damage will still do 0 to a 100% poison resist target).
  
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It can be found naturally on weapons and jewelery. It ranges in intensity from 1 to 50% on weapons, and 1 to 25% on jewlery. It is capped at 100% from items.
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It can be found naturally on weapons and jewellery. It ranges in intensity from 1% - 50% on crafted/imbued weapons, -40% - 100% on reforged/artifact weapons, 1% - 25% on imbued jewellery and 5% - 75% on artifact jewellery. It is capped at 100%, both PvM and PvP.  
  
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Total Damage Increase is capped at 300% ( all the above + abilities, spells, buffs )
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Total Damage Bonus is capped at 300% ( all the above + abilities, spells, buffs )
  
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[[Grapes of Wrath]] adds 35% Damage Increase as a temporary bonus, that cannot exceed the 100% items cap.  
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[[Grapes of Wrath]] adds 35% Damage Increase as a temporary bonus, that cannot exceed the 100% cap.  
  
 
DI on exceptional crafted weapons can be removed with [[Whetstone of Enervation]] to become a free slot for [[Imbuing|imbue]]. This has to be done before [[Imbuing]].
 
DI on exceptional crafted weapons can be removed with [[Whetstone of Enervation]] to become a free slot for [[Imbuing|imbue]]. This has to be done before [[Imbuing]].
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:''Main article: [[Damage Calculations]]''
 
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Note that these do not count towards the 300% Damage Increase cap (posted in [[Five on Friday - June 1, 2007]]):
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Note that these do not count towards the 300% Damage Bonus cap (posted in [[Five on Friday - June 1, 2007]]):
  
 
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Latest revision as of 03:43, 24 April 2019

Damage Increase, or DI, increases the damage you will do on a successful melee, counter-attack melee or ranged hit. It is applied before the targets resist (100% poison damage will still do 0 to a 100% poison resist target).

It can be found naturally on weapons and jewellery. It ranges in intensity from 1% - 50% on crafted/imbued weapons, -40% - 100% on reforged/artifact weapons, 1% - 25% on imbued jewellery and 5% - 75% on artifact jewellery. It is capped at 100%, both PvM and PvP.

Total Damage Bonus is capped at 300% ( all the above + abilities, spells, buffs )

Grapes of Wrath adds 35% Damage Increase as a temporary bonus, that cannot exceed the 100% cap.

DI on exceptional crafted weapons can be removed with Whetstone of Enervation to become a free slot for imbue. This has to be done before Imbuing.

Bard Mastery Inspire buff gives both a Damage Increase of up to 58% and a Damage Modifier of up to 15% for each party member.

Damage Increase from Skills / Stats

Main article: Damage Calculations

Note that these do not count towards the 300% Damage Bonus cap (posted in Five on Friday - June 1, 2007):

Tactics Damage Bonus (Percentage)

  • For Tactics Skill Levels < 100.0
    • Tactics Damage Bonus = Skill Level/1.6
  • For Tactics Skill Levels >= 100.0
    • Tactics Damage Bonus = Skill Level/1.6 + 6.25

Lumberjacking Damage Bonus (Percentage)

  • For Lumberjacking Skill Levels < 100.0
    • Skill Level/5
  • For Lumberjacking Skill Levels = 100.0
    • (Skill Level/5) + 10

Anatomy Damage Bonus (Percentage)

  • For Anatomy Skill Levels < 100.0
    • Anatomy Skill Bonus = Skill Level / 2
  • For Anatomy Skill Levels >= 100.0
    • Anatomy Skill Bonus = (Skill Level / 2) + 5

Strength Damage Bonus (Percentage)

  • For Strength < 100
    • Strength * 0.3
  • For Strength >= 100
    • (Strength * 0.3) + 5

Imbuing

The following resources are required to imbue the highest intensity of Damage Increase (50%):

See Also

Item Properties
Stat Modifiers

Dexterity Bonus • Hit Point Increase • Intelligence Bonus • Mana Increase • Stamina Increase • Strength Bonus

Regenerations

Hit Point Regeneration • Mana Regeneration • Stamina Regeneration

Hit Effects

Assassin Honed • Blood Drinker • Battle Lust • Hit Cold Area • Hit Curse • Hit Dispel • Hit Energy Area • Hit Fatigue • Hit Fire Area • Hit Fireball • Hit Harm • Hit Life Leech • Hit Lightning • Hit Lower Attack • Hit Lower Defense • Hit Mana Drain • Hit Mana Leech • Hit Physical Area • Hit Poison Area • Searing Weapon • Splintering Weapon • Hit Stamina Leech

Historic

Ruin • Force • Might • Mystic • Power • Vanquishing • Newbified

Damage Types

Physical Damage • Fire Damage • Cold Damage • Poison Damage • Energy Damage • Chaos Damage • Direct Damage

Magic

Casting Focus • Faster Casting • Faster Cast Recovery • Lower Mana Cost • Lower Reagent Cost • Mage Armor • Mage Weapon • Resonance • Spell Channeling • Spell Damage Increase • Spell Focusing • Spell Consumption

Weapon

Damage Increase • Swing Speed Increase • Use Best Weapon Skill • Weapon Speed • Hit Chance Increase

Archery

Balanced • Damage Modifier • Lower Ammo Cost • Range • Velocity

Death & Theft Blessed • Cursed • No-Drop/No-Trade • Insured • Owned By
Damage Dealing

Damage Eater • Rage Focus • Reactive Paralyze • Reflect Physical Damage • Soul Charge

Other

Artifact Rarity • Defense Chance Increase • Durability • Elves Only • Enhance Potions • Gargoyles Only • Lifespan • Lower Requirements • Luck • Mana Burst • Mana Phase • Night Sight • Self Repair • Shard Bound • Skill Bonus • Strength Requirement • Uses Remaining • Weight

Negative

Antique • Brittle • Cursed • Ephemeral • Prized • Massive • Unwieldy • Unlucky •

External Links

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