Damage Multiplier - Revision history

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The Damage Multiplier is a statistic that displays how effective the character is at dealing damage. It can range from 50% to about 130%. The damage multiplier is based on the combination of armor worn and the weapon equipped.

In general, heavy armor reduces damage dealt, and thereby reduces the damage multiplier. While light armor increases damage dealt and thereby increases the damage multiplier.

Bows receive a heavy damage multiplier penalty when equipped with heavy armor, and a fairly serious penalty when equipped with medium armor. For example, an archer in top tier light gear has a damage multiplier around 130%, while a heavy armor wearer wielding a bow has a 50% damage multiplier.

In general, a damage multiplier at or above 100% is optimal for all builds. Not all builds can reach 130%. Heavy armor wearers are not expected to reach over 100%.

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 In general, a damage multiplier at or above 100% is optimal for all builds. Not all builds can reach 130%. Heavy armor wearers are not expected to reach over 100%.
-see [[Weapons]],  [[Armour]], and [[Total Damage]] for more information about how damage is derived.
+see [[Weapons]],  [[Armor]], and [[Total Damage]] for more information about how damage is derived.
 NOTE: Equipping a light shield reduces damage done by 2%, and equipping a heavy shield reduces damage done by 10%.

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-The Damage Multiplier is a statistic that displays how effective the character is at dealing damage. It can range from 50% to about 130%. The damage multiplier is based on the combination of armor worn and the weapon equipped.
+The Damage Multiplier is a statistic that displays how effective you are at dealing damage. It can range from 50% to about 130%. The damage multiplier is based on the combination of armor worn and the weapon equipped.
-In general, heavy armor reduces damage dealt, and thereby reduces the damage multiplier. While light armor increases damage dealt and thereby increases the damage multiplier.
+Heavy armor reduces damage dealt, and thereby reduces the damage multiplier. While light armor increases damage dealt and thereby increases the damage multiplier.
 Bows receive a severe damage multiplier penalty when equipped with heavy armor, and a fairly serious penalty when equipped with medium armor. For example, an archer in top tier light gear has a damage multiplier around 130%, while a heavy armor wearer wielding a bow has a 50% damage multiplier.

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	see [[Weapons]], [[Armour]], and [[Total Damage]] for more information about how damage is derived.		see [[Weapons]], [[Armour]], and [[Total Damage]] for more information about how damage is derived.
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		+	NOTE: Equipping a light shield reduces damage done by 2%, and equipping a heavy shield reduces damage done by 10%.

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	In general, a damage multiplier at or above 100% is optimal for all builds. Not all builds can reach 130%. Heavy armor wearers are not expected to reach over 100%.		In general, a damage multiplier at or above 100% is optimal for all builds. Not all builds can reach 130%. Heavy armor wearers are not expected to reach over 100%.
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		+	see [[Weapons]], [[Armour]], and [[Total Damage]] for more information about how damage is derived.