With larger amounts of deferred damage, Stasis will always reduce the total by at least 50%, becoming more efficient the higher the initial total is.
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Each full use of Stasis (2 charges) cuts the current amount of deferred damage by at least 10 damage, allowing the user to completely avoid taking deferred damage when the deferred total is 10 or less. Via Stasis, it is possible to directly reduce the overall amount of deferred damage taken by the Hero. Something to note is that this pairs very well with the Timekeeper's Hourglass. This, in fact, is the one of the most effective and applicable usage of the glyph: giving the Hero opportunities to heal when they otherwise wouldn't have them (in combat). Healing items such as Potions of Healing and the Dew Vial can be used to bring the Hero's health to a place where the deferred damage won't eventually kill them.
However, it can become an adept survival tool when paired with specific items. This glyph cannot reduce damage taken by itself, so without outside tools the best it can do is stall death (instead of preventing it). Additional hits (and thus Viscosity procs) will add their respective amounts of deferred damage to the existing amount. Because of this, amounts less than 20 will always cause 1 damage to be applied, creating the illusion that it always does 1 damage per turn. Every turn, the user takes 10% of the "stored" damage, rounded down, but never less than 1 damage. This damage is not applied with the rest of the damage, and instead is applied over time. Stones of enchantment and scrolls of enchantment can all add enchantments to weapons as well as add glyphs to armors.Įnchanting a weapon or armor cursed with a Curse Infusion spell will remove the free upgrade.Įnchantment loss chance when using a scroll of upgradeĭamage is being dealt to you over time instead of immediately. A glyph can be added to an armor by use of an Arcane Stylus, given that it is identified and not cursed.
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