I'm guessing since the wording on Divine Shield specifically says phys damage it doesn't work - would this be an oversight?
Transcendence will prevent Armour applying to Physical Damage, but Physical Damage can still be prevented in other ways.
This thread was added on November 02, 2021, with posts from Mark_GGG.
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Transcendence will prevent Armour applying to Physical Damage, but Physical Damage can still be prevented in other ways.
Speking of damage prevention/ damage receiving, can you please clarify in what order Spell Suppression kicks in? After phys mitigation, but before damage taken modifiers (reduced, less)? Or Spell Suppression is %less (spell) damage taken (like old wording from balance manifesto document implied).
I also didn't expect it would apply to damaging ailments, nice.
Suppression is very similar to Block, in that it happens after damage is calculated, and then prevents some of that damage. So those two are after pretty much anything else that affects damage values. Damage prevention from suppression is applied a little before Block (because Suppression occurs before damage is used to calculate stun, and Block occurs afterwards).
Speking of damage prevention/ damage receiving, can you please clarify in what order Spell Suppression kicks in? After phys mitigation, but before damage taken modifiers (reduced, less)? Or Spell Suppression is %less (spell) damage taken (like old wording from balance manifesto document implied).
I also didn't expect it would apply to damaging ailments, nice.
Suppression is very similar to Block, in that it happens after damage is calculated, and then prevents some of that damage. So those two are after pretty much anything else that affects damage values. Damage prevention from suppression is applied a little before Block (because Suppression occurs before damage is used to calculate stun, and Block occurs afterwards).