MRPG Enchanted Effects - Revision history

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	This page contains a list of effects that can be placed on [[MRPG Items#Equip Items\|equip items]]. Damage effects can be placed on armor and other gear but will have no effect.		This page contains a list of effects that can be placed on [[MRPG Items#Equip Items\|equip items]]. Damage effects can be placed on armor and other gear but will have no effect.

			Each effect has Tiers. Each tier of each effect adds +1 to the minimum level, so an item with 2x Tier III effects would have it's base ML raised by 6.

	==Magical Weapon Damage==		==Magical Weapon Damage==
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	There is an individual focus for each type of magic, as well as path, charge, and genesis(focus for all types). Path and Charge focus effects very rare, and genesis almost unheard of(it may not even exist in the first launch of the game). All focus effects stack, so a Positive effect and a Life effect item will work together to aid in casting life-based magic.		There is an individual focus for each type of magic, as well as path, charge, and genesis(focus for all types). Path and Charge focus effects very rare, and genesis almost unheard of(it may not even exist in the first launch of the game). All focus effects stack, so a Positive effect and a Life effect item will work together to aid in casting life-based magic.

	Focus items effect [[MRPG Combat and Magic~~#Calculating Success Values~~\|~~Success~~ Value]] in casting. Focus Effects are sorted into tiers, with Tier I providing a 5%. Tier II is 10%, and so on up to Tier XX(20).		Focus items effect [[MRPG Combat and Magic\|Base Attack Value]] in casting. Focus Effects are sorted into tiers, with Tier I providing a 5%. Tier II is 10%, and so on up to Tier XX(20).

	==Stat Boosts==		==Stat Boosts==
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	===Dire===		===Dire===
	Dire is an effect which temporarily reduces [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|damage reduction]]. The effect lasts for 3 seconds and 5% per ~~level~~. This means that Dire III reduces it by 15% for 9 seconds. The percentage effects do not stack with themselves, however each hit resets the timer. The percentage reduction from multiple instances of Dire do stack with each other, so a weapon with two instances of Dire III would cause 30%.		Dire is an effect which temporarily reduces [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|damage reduction]]. The effect lasts for 3 seconds and 5% per tier. This means that Dire III reduces it by 15% for 9 seconds. The percentage effects do not stack with themselves, however each hit resets the timer. The percentage reduction from multiple instances of Dire do stack with each other, so a weapon with two instances of Dire III would cause 30%.

	The Dire Effect cannot reduce a target's damage reduction past 0. This means at best you can only make something take full damage from a particular damage type, not make them take extra damage.		The Dire Effect cannot reduce a target's damage reduction past 0. This means at best you can only make something take full damage from a particular damage type, not make them take extra damage.

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	===Damage Added===		===Damage Added===
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	The follow effects deal 1d6 per-Tier:		The follow effects deal 1d6 per-Tier:

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	===Damage Added===		===Damage Added===
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	The follow effects deal 1d6 per-Tier:		The follow effects deal 1d6 per-Tier:

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	The follow effects deal 1d6 per-Tier:		The follow effects deal 1d6 per-Tier:
	*Earth		*Earth
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	*Water		*Water
	*Mind		*Mind
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	These effects deal 1d8:		These effects deal 1d8:
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	*Light		*Light
	*Holy		*Holy
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	The dual-elemental effects deal 1d6 per type per tier:		The dual-elemental effects deal 1d6 per type per tier:
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	*Plasma		*Plasma
	*Ice		*Ice
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	So Ice II deals 2d6 wind and 2d6 water, the damage is calculated seperately and resistences applied accordingly. The key-point is this counts as a single "effect" in terms of enchanting, so a weapon that has two effect-slots could could have Magma and Ice and deal all 4 elemental types.		So Ice II deals 2d6 wind and 2d6 water, the damage is calculated seperately and resistences applied accordingly. The key-point is this counts as a single "effect" in terms of enchanting, so a weapon that has two effect-slots could could have Magma and Ice and deal all 4 elemental types.

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	===Dual-Type Resistance===		===Dual-Type Resistance===
	These effects add 5% per tier to two different [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|resistance]] types. The only ~~typed~~ covered under dual-tyle resistance are Positive, Negative, Fire, Wind, and Water.		These effects add 5% per tier to two different [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|resistance]] types. The only types covered under dual-tyle resistance are Positive, Negative, Fire, Wind, and Water.

	===Dire===		===Dire===

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	===Dire===		===Dire===
	Dire is an effect which ~~bypasses~~ [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|damage reduction]].		Dire is an effect which temporarily reduces [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|damage reduction]]. The effect lasts for 3 seconds and 5% per level. This means that Dire III reduces it by 15% for 9 seconds. The percentage effects do not stack with themselves, however each hit resets the timer. The percentage reduction from multiple instances of Dire do stack with each other, so a weapon with two instances of Dire III would cause 30%.

			The Dire Effect cannot reduce a target's damage reduction past 0. This means at best you can only make something take full damage from a particular damage type, not make them take extra damage.

	There are eight different bypass effects:		There are eight different bypass effects:
	*Positive		*Positive
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	~~Each level of Dire Fire bypasses 5% of a targets Fire Resistance.~~ There is a Dire I-III for each damage reduction type.		There is a Dire I-III for each damage reduction type:

	*Dire Fire I		*Dire Fire I

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	===Dual-Type Resistance===		===Dual-Type Resistance===
	These effects add 5% per tier to two different [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|resistance]] types. The only typed covered under dual-tyle resistance are Positive, Negative, Fire, Wind, and Water~~. Every combination is represented~~.		These effects add 5% per tier to two different [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|resistance]] types. The only typed covered under dual-tyle resistance are Positive, Negative, Fire, Wind, and Water.

	===Dire===		===Dire===

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	This page contains a list of effects that can be placed on items ~~which equip to the Hand slot(rings do not count)~~.		This page contains a list of effects that can be placed on [[MRPG Items#Equip Items\|equip items]]. Damage effects can be placed on armor and other gear but will have no effect.

	==Magical Weapon Damage==		==Magical Weapon Damage==

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	Stat boosts can only be added through [[MRPG Runeing\|runeing]] as a [[MRPG Rune Effect\|Rune Effect]]		Stat boosts can only be added through [[MRPG Runeing\|runeing]] as a [[MRPG Rune Effect\|Rune Effect]]

	==Dire==		==Alchemical==
			These are effects obtained through the use of alchemical enchanting. They are often more complex and wild than those added through normal enchanting.

			===Resistance Bonuses===
			These effects add 5% per tier to Lesser Path, Greater Path, or Genisis [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|resistance]].

			===Dual-Type Resistance===
			These effects add 5% per tier to two different [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|resistance]] types. The only typed covered under dual-tyle resistance are Positive, Negative, Fire, Wind, and Water. Every combination is represented.

			===Dire===
	Dire is an effect which bypasses [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|damage reduction]].		Dire is an effect which bypasses [[MRPG Damage Types#Damage Reduction\|damage reduction]].
	There are eight different bypass effects:		There are eight different bypass effects:

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