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| Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a creature that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For instance, it would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the sword did more damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do less damage to stone elementals. |
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| Lehi wrote: > Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a creature > that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For instance, it > would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the sword did more > damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do less damage to > stone elementals. I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I believe they pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of creature. Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... -Marshall |
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| Lehi wrote: > Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a creature > that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For instance, it > would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the sword did more > damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do less damage to > stone elementals. I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I believe they pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of creature. Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... -Marshall |
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| Lehi wrote: > Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a creature > that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For instance, it > would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the sword did more > damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do less damage to > stone elementals. I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I believe they pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of creature. Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... -Marshall |
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| Lehi wrote: > Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a creature > that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For instance, it > would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the sword did more > damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do less damage to > stone elementals. I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I believe they pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of creature. Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... -Marshall |
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| Lehi wrote: > Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a creature > that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For instance, it > would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the sword did more > damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do less damage to > stone elementals. I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I believe they pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of creature. Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... -Marshall |
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| Lehi wrote: > Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a creature > that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For instance, it > would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the sword did more > damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do less damage to > stone elementals. I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I believe they pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of creature. Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... -Marshall |
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| Lehi wrote: > Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a creature > that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For instance, it > would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the sword did more > damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do less damage to > stone elementals. I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I believe they pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of creature. Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... -Marshall |
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| "Marshall" <marshall@nospam.com> wrote in message news:Bn13e.3052$x4.1874@newsread1.news.pas.earthli nk.net... > Lehi wrote: > >> Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a >> creature that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For >> instance, it would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the >> sword did more damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do >> less damage to stone elementals. > > I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I > believe they > pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of > creature. > Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... > -Marshall It depends upon the mob and what kind of natural resitance it has. |
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| "Marshall" <marshall@nospam.com> wrote in message news:Bn13e.3052$x4.1874@newsread1.news.pas.earthli nk.net... > Lehi wrote: > >> Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a >> creature that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For >> instance, it would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the >> sword did more damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do >> less damage to stone elementals. > > I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I > believe they > pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of > creature. > Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... > -Marshall It depends upon the mob and what kind of natural resitance it has. |
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| "Marshall" <marshall@nospam.com> wrote in message news:Bn13e.3052$x4.1874@newsread1.news.pas.earthli nk.net... > Lehi wrote: > >> Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a >> creature that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For >> instance, it would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the >> sword did more damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do >> less damage to stone elementals. > > I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I > believe they > pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of > creature. > Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... > -Marshall It depends upon the mob and what kind of natural resitance it has. |
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| "Marshall" <marshall@nospam.com> wrote in message news:Bn13e.3052$x4.1874@newsread1.news.pas.earthli nk.net... > Lehi wrote: > >> Is there any damage reduction when using a cutting weapon against a >> creature that doesnt bleed, or using a blunt weapon against others? For >> instance, it would make sense if for an identical sword and mace, the >> sword did more damage to animals, humanoids, etc., and the sword would do >> less damage to stone elementals. > > I've never seen any mention of a sharp vs. blunt affect, in any way. I > believe they > pretty much do damage as stated, at face value, against any kind of > creature. > Unless somebody knows something that I don't, yet... > -Marshall It depends upon the mob and what kind of natural resitance it has. |
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