Mark, can you clarify how the damage increase on The Taming stacks?
It counts active debuffs. Since only one ignite and one freeze can be active at a time, regardless of how many are present, you can get at most 2 from those, as well as 3 shocks (since shock can stack to a maximum of 3 on an enemy at any time, and all are active).
What about firetraps? They can place two active burns on the opponent. So if an enemy is frozen, and on fire from a fire trap, while also ignited by normal conditions, is that 30%, or 20%?
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Mark, can you clarify how the damage increase on The Taming stacks?
It counts active debuffs. Since only one ignite and one freeze can be active at a time, regardless of how many are present, you can get at most 2 from those, as well as 3 shocks (since shock can stack to a maximum of 3 on an enemy at any time, and all are active).
What about firetraps? They can place two active burns on the opponent. So if an enemy is frozen, and on fire from a fire trap, while also ignited by normal conditions, is that 30%, or 20%?
Fire traps aren't a burn.
They deal fire damage (which ignite on crit) and burn for fire damage in an area (which is Fire DoT not a burn).
What about firetraps? They can place two active burns on the opponent. So if an enemy is frozen, and on fire from a fire trap, while also ignited by normal conditions, is that 30%, or 20%?
Fire traps aren't a burn.
They deal fire damage (which ignite on crit) and burn for fire damage in an area (which is Fire DoT not a burn).
A scion may be born of the rich, and as such hold more opportunity...
but a scion will never be able to appreciate the finer beauty of those less fortunate.