Direct attacks deal physical damage, and are almost exclusively done in close-quarters melee.

Fixed damage is damage that cannot be reduced through any spells, defensive items, or items.

Magic attacks subject their targets to magical damage.

Physical attacks, unsurprisingly, subject their targets to straightforward physical damage.

Attacks with the physical / magical tag will deal both types of damage upon a successful hit, making them quite dangerous.

Proportional Damage inflicts harm on the affected character based on a certain percentage of their current HP rather than a fixed amount. This unique mechanic introduces variability into combat encounters, as the severity of the damage inflicted fluctuates depending on the character’s current health status.

• Enemy abilities or attacks specifically designed to deal proportional damage.

• Inflicts damage based on a percentage of the character’s current HP.

• Does not rely on traditional damage calculations but instead scales with the character’s health.
• Can pose a significant threat by dealing huge damage to high health characters.
• Provides an alternative approach to damage calculation, offering strategic depth in combat encounters.

Proportional Damage introduces a dynamic element into battles, requiring players to manage their characters’ health strategically to mitigate its impact. Its reliance on percentage-based calculations adds complexity to combat scenarios and encourages adaptive gameplay strategies.

Ranged attacks inflict damage from a distance, often in the form of projectiles.

Unblockable attacks are guaranteed to damage a target that tries to block or parry them. They may still be dodged, however.

Anything marked Irreversible cannot be directly dispelled through any means. The most reliable way to get rid of this effect is to end combat.

Enemies or party members with silenceable attacks cannot use those attacks while under the effect of Silence. These attacks are usually Magic.