Creature Combat (Game Mechanics) - Revision history

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‎Game Mechanics

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‎Special Attacks

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‎Battle Fatigue

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‎Regeneration

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‎Flight Response

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‎Regeneration

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‎Healing

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‎Special Attacks

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‎Related Tags

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‎Flight Response

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-* Special Attacks
+* Creature Abilities
 * Ranged Attacks
 * Melee Attacks

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−	~~== Battle Fatigue ==~~

−	~~Creatures generate battle fatigue like players do. This allows for abilities that use battle fatigue to amplify the effects on the target.~~

	==Source References==		==Source References==

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	When a creature or npc's reaches 10% on a ham pool stat, the creature/npc will initiate a flight response to escape the attacker. The flight response can be canceled if the target issues a taunt ability on the creature/npc. This will stop the creature/npc and will force it to continue fighting. Most likely if the npc/creature is left alone it will run out until combat between itself and the attacker stops or it gets a certain distance from the attacker and then will return back to its lair.		When a creature or npc's reaches 10% on a ham pool stat, the creature/npc will initiate a flight response to escape the attacker. The flight response can be canceled if the target issues a taunt ability on the creature/npc. This will stop the creature/npc and will force it to continue fighting. Most likely if the npc/creature is left alone it will run out until combat between itself and the attacker stops or it gets a certain distance from the attacker and then will return back to its lair.
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−	~~== Regeneration ==~~
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−	Player creature pet's have secondary stats which regenerate their HAM. It is only fitting that wild versions should probably have this as well. This would allow for creatures to regenerate naturally after being attacked.

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 == Flight Response ==
+When a creature or npc's reaches 10% on a ham pool stat, the creature/npc will initiate a flight response to escape the attacker. The flight response can be canceled if the target issues a taunt ability on the creature/npc. This will stop the creature/npc and will force it to continue fighting. Most likely if the npc/creature is left alone it will run out until combat between itself and the attacker stops or it gets a certain distance from the attacker and then will return back to its lair.
 When a creature or npc's reaches 10% on a ham pool stat, the creature/npc will initiate a flight response to escape the attacker. The flight response can be canceled if the target issues a taunt ability on the creature/npc. This will stop the creature/npc and will force it to continue fighting.
 Most likely if the npc/creature is left alone it will run out until combat between itself and the attacker stops and then will return back to its lair.
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 == Regeneration ==

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	Player creature pet's have secondary stats which regenerate their HAM. It is only fitting that wild versions should probably have this as well. This would allow for creatures to regenerate naturally after being attacked.		Player creature pet's have secondary stats which regenerate their HAM. It is only fitting that wild versions should probably have this as well. This would allow for creatures to regenerate naturally after being attacked.
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		+	== Battle Fatigue ==
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		+	Creatures generate battle fatigue like players do. This allows for abilities that use battle fatigue to amplify the effects on the target.

	==Source References==		==Source References==

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	Creature melee attacks seem to use only kinetic damage with no armor piercing rating. The attack range on melee attacks is unknown but possibly could be the same range as player melee attacks or custom to each mob type depending on its size.		Creature melee attacks seem to use only kinetic damage with no armor piercing rating. The attack range on melee attacks is unknown but possibly could be the same range as player melee attacks or custom to each mob type depending on its size.

−	~~== Healing ==~~

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−	Some creatures are flagged with the ability "healer" that allows them to heal members of their social group who are injured. No known values exist for what the values should be for creature heals however there is some information relating to NPC pets that are given the ability. These NPC medics have the ability to heal 250 damage every 10 seconds.

	== Resistance Decay ==		== Resistance Decay ==

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	== Special Attacks ==		== Special Attacks ==

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		+	Many creatures have special attacks that they utilize during combat. Special attacks vary in their effects and display on the creature's attribute list under the Special Attack 1 and Special Attack 2 headings. The chance of a creature using a special attack ability is unknown but Creatures probably have a higher chance of selecting a special attack 1 ability than a special attack 2.
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		+	A list of creature special effects are as follows:
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		+	* [[Area_Combo_(Attack)\|Area Combo]]<br>
		+	* [[Area_Attack_(Attack)\|Area Attack]]<br>
		+	* [[Open_Wounds_(Attack)\|Open Wounds]]<br>
		+	* [[Force_Strike_(Attack)\|Force Strike]]<br>
		+	* [[Intimidation_(Attack)\|Intimidation]]<br>
		+	* [[Crippling_Strike_(Attack)\|Crippling_Strike]]<br>
		+	* [[Knockdown_(Attack)\|Knockdown Attack]]<br>
		+	* [[Blinding_Strike_(Attack)\|Blinding Strike]]<br>
		+	* [[Dizzy_Strike_(Attack)\|Dizzy Strike]]<br>
		+	* [[Stunning_Strike_(Attack)\|Stunning Strike]]<br>
		+	* [[Plague_Strike_(Attack)\|Plague Strike]]<br>
		+	* [[Mild_Disease_(Attack)\|Mild Disease]]<br>
		+	* [[Medium_Disease_(Attack)\|Medium Disease]]<br>
		+	* [[Strong_Disease_(Attack)\|Strong Disease]]<br>
		+	* [[Mild_Poison_(Attack)\|Mild Poison]]<br>
		+	* [[Medium_Poison_(Attack)\|Medium Poison]]<br>
		+	* [[Strong_Poison_(Attack)\|Strong Poison]]<br>
		+	* [[Poison_Spray_(Attack)\|Poison_Spray]]<br>

	== Ranged Attacks ==		== Ranged Attacks ==

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