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| − | '''Heavy''' weapons have +80% base damage and +50% attack delay. This results in an average of +20% physical damage. Compared to brands like [[flaming]] and [[freezing]], heavy weapons are reduced less by [[AC]], but receive less benefit from [[slaying]] and [[auxiliary attack]]s. | + | '''Heavy''' weapons have +80% base damage and +50% attack delay. This results in an average of +20% physical damage. Compared to brands like [[flaming]] and [[freezing]], heavy weapons are reduced less by [[AC]], but receive less benefit from [[slaying]] and will activate less [[auxiliary attack]]s. |
Both melee and ranged weapons can be heavy. | Both melee and ranged weapons can be heavy. | ||
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Heavy weapons have +80% base damage and +50% attack delay. This results in an average of +20% physical damage. Compared to brands like flaming and freezing, heavy weapons are reduced less by AC, but receive less benefit from slaying and will activate less auxiliary attacks.
Both melee and ranged weapons can be heavy.
Tips & Tricks
History
| Brands | |
|---|---|
| Melee weapons | Antimagic • Chaos • Distortion • Draining • Electrocution • Flaming • Freezing • Heavy • Holy wrath • Pain • Protection • Reaching • Spectral • Speed • Vampiric • Venom Disruption • Dragon slaying • Reaping • Silver |
| Launchers | Antimagic • Draining • Electrocution • Flaming • Freezing • Heavy • Penetration • Speed |
| Throwing weapons | Atropa • Curare • Datura • Dispersal • Poisoned • Silver |
