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<onlyinclude>[[Category:Items with {{{1}}} Vulnerability]] [[{{{1}}} Vulnerability|{{{1}}} Vulnerability:]] On Hit: Applies a stack of {{{1}}} Vulnerable ({{{2|1}}}% more damage for 3 seconds. This effect stacks up to 20 times, and loses one stack on expiration.). This effect may only occur on-hit once a second.</onlyinclude> | <onlyinclude>{{#ifeq: {{FULLPAGENAME}} |Template:Vulnerability||[[Category:Items with {{{1}}} Vulnerability]]}} [[{{{1}}} Vulnerability|{{{1}}} Vulnerability:]] On Hit: Applies a stack of {{{1}}} Vulnerable ({{{2|1}}}% more damage for 3 seconds. This effect stacks up to 20 times, and loses one stack on expiration.). This effect may only occur on-hit once a second.</onlyinclude> | ||
Revision as of 17:24, 8 February 2019
Vulnerability[edit]
This template is used on equipment for Vulnerability enchantments. Vulnerability procs on weapons make your targets more susceptible to damage.
| Example Usage | |
| {{Vulnerability|Cold|2}} | Cold Vulnerability: On Hit: Applies a stack of Cold Vulnerable (2% more damage for 3 seconds. This effect stacks up to 20 times, and loses one stack on expiration.). This effect may only occur on-hit once a second. |
Usage[edit]
{{Vulnerability|(Element)|(Percentage)}}
| Parameter Documentation | |
| Element | This is the element, if any, that this proc increases damage to. If left blank, it will default to all damage types. |
| Percentage | This is the percentage that each stack increases damage by. Default is 1% per stack. |
Template
Ignore any errors below this line, The errors occur because there is no input into the template, in the template itself.
[[{{{1}}} Vulnerability|{{{1}}} Vulnerability:]] On Hit: Applies a stack of {{{1}}} Vulnerable (1% more damage for 3 seconds. This effect stacks up to 20 times, and loses one stack on expiration.). This effect may only occur on-hit once a second.
