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[[File:Venomed.png|thumb|A player infected with venom at its maximum damage]] |
[[File:Venomed.png|thumb|A player infected with venom at its maximum damage]] |
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A negative '''status effect''' is a condition that impairs the player. Contrary to [[buffs]] and with the exception of being [[skulled]] or [[stunned]], these status effects could sap the player's [[health]], [[stats]] or both. Below is a list of status effects. |
A negative '''status effect''' is a condition that impairs the player. Contrary to [[buffs]] and with the exception of being [[skulled]] or [[stunned]], these status effects could sap the player's [[health]], [[stats]] or both. Below is a list of status effects. |
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Status effects can stack with each other; e.g a player can be diseased, envenomed and poisoned at the same time. |
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*[[Bleed]] |
*[[Bleed]] |
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Latest revision as of 18:08, 26 November 2025
A negative status effect is a condition that impairs the player. Contrary to buffs and with the exception of being skulled or stunned, these status effects could sap the player's health, stats or both. Below is a list of status effects.
Status effects can stack with each other; e.g a player can be diseased, envenomed and poisoned at the same time.
- Bleed
- Biting insects
- Burn
- Chilly winds in the icy areas north of Trollheim (e.g. Ice Path and God Wars Dungeon)
- Corruption
- Desert heat
- Disease
- Extreme heat of the Karuulm Slayer Dungeon floor
- Gas clouds in the Sulphur mine
- Low Life (scrapped)
- Poison
- Skull (status)
- Stun (status)
- Swamp decay
- Venom
- Warmth
