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Division 2 Max/Min Roll Stats – TU7 Updated. If you’re still confused with all values related to the division gear, you can check our tables below in order to help you keep the best gear possible. Crit Damage on Gear: 385% - 604%. Crit chance and damage from gear depends on class due to class-specific legendary items, and the ability of some classes to dual-weild. Also, note that you cannot achieve both maximum crit chance, AND crit damage at the same time, because max chance requires a shield, and max crit damage requires dual-weilding.
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Damage scales off of a stat (hp, in this case) -defense of defending monster blocks some damage -(scaling stat and defense of defending monster might be affected by debuffs) -roll for crit, and if crit, multiply by crit damage. This means that a crit damage rune will probably land a bigger punch than an hp% rune because the added damage essentially comes into calculation after the defense block. Damage scales off of a stat (hp, in this case) -defense of defending monster blocks some damage -(scaling stat and defense of defending monster might be affected by debuffs) -roll for crit, and if crit, multiply by crit damage. This means that a crit damage rune will probably land a bigger punch than an hp% rune because the added damage essentially comes into calculation after the defense block. Maximum values on rune substats. Post screenshots from your phone onto here of highest substats you've achieved on any given rune, I'll start with a few of mine. The endure rune: Crit rate initially +5%, +6% +6% +5% at +3 +6 and +9 respectively. The Guard rune: HP% initally +8%, +8% +8% at. Nov 17, 2015 In my old 771k crit video I forgot to add the brand debuff. The left tower takes 211,950 damage per DoT tick. That means it has 4.2 milion health, more.
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A critical hit (crit) occurs when your unmodified attack roll results in a number in your weapon's critical threat range and is confirmed with a confirmation roll. Crits deal extra damage according to the critical hit multiplier of your weapon. Enemies also generate critical hits.
Threat[edit]
If you hit your target while getting a (non-modified) d20 roll within your weapon's threat range, this results in a critical threat (even if your modified attack roll wouldn't beat the opponent's AC).
Confirmation[edit]
A critical threat means you have a chance to score a critical hit. To do so, a confirmation roll is made, with the same to-hit bonus being applied (plus extra confirmation bonuses such as Seeker, Kensei enhancements, Fighter Critical Accuracy, etc.); in this roll, 1's automatically fail to hit DDO Forums. This roll must beat the target's AC in order to confirm the critical hit.
Dmg done to specific target skada. Mar 18, 2014 That somebody is correct. It sounds like you somehow have Skada configured incorrectly. Looking at data from a specific fight, you right click the title bar, go down to Damage Taken by Enemy (or something similar) and click the target's name. I've been using Skada for the last few months generally because I liked how it took up less memory then Recount. But since my guild's been having trouble with. Dmg done to specific target on Skada. Dmg done to specific target on Skada. To the people who use Skada, how can I see the dmg done to a specific target? And no, I don't want to shift-click through every person individually. Save hide report.
If that roll also results in a hit against the target's AC, the critical hit is confirmed, and the base damage is rolled once for every critical hit multiplier. If the confirmation roll is a miss, then the attack is not a critical hit and is rolled as a normal attack (IE, auto-success on natural 20 or test vs. AC for non-20).
Fortified enemies (such as constructs or undead) are immune to the extra damage of crits. Even confirmed critical hits are treated as normal hits, unless you can bypass their fortification.
Examples[edit]
For instance a +2 longsword doing [1d8] + 2 damage on a normal hit will do 2[1d8] + 4 damage on a critical hit since it has a 2x critical hit multiplier. On another hand, a +3 greataxe doing [1d12] + 3 damage on a normal hit will do 3[1d12] + 9 damage on a critical hit, because it has a 3x critical hit multiplier. Your strength bonus, enhancement bonuses, and seeker bonuses are also counted as part of the base damage, and thus multiplied by the critical hit multiplier.
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Weapon enchantments[edit]
Additional damage is generally not rolled multiple times (such as elemental, alignment, bane, or sneak attack damage), except when specified in the weapon's effect description. (For instance burst weapons do additional elemental or alignment damage on a critical hit.) Seeker enchantment improves the roll to confirm the critical hit and also adds to the base damage before the multiplier.