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Every single mob in the game has a base health that is reduced by forms of lethal damage. Humanoid individuals (most players) also have stamina health that is reduced by forms of stamina damage. | Every single mob in the game has a base health that is reduced by forms of lethal damage. Humanoid individuals (most players) also have stamina health that is reduced by forms of stamina damage. | ||
*Lethal damage is split into the following types: '''Brute''', '''Burn''', '''Toxin''', and '''Oxygen''' | *Lethal damage is split into the following types: '''Brute''', '''Burn''', '''Toxin''', and '''Oxygen''' (and '''Clone''') | ||
*Nonlethal damage can only be caused by '''stamina''' damage | *Nonlethal damage can only be caused by '''stamina''' damage | ||
In addition, every single source of damage has a specific class behind it. These classes are '''Melee''', '''Bullet''', '''Laser''', '''Energy''', '''Bomb''', '''Bio''', '''Rad''', '''Fire''', and '''Acid'''. Each piece of armor has values for each of these classes, and also '''Wound''' armor (explained in [[Guide to Wounds]]). Certain objects or creatures can also have hardiness or DR (damage resistance) respectively. | In addition, every single source of damage has a specific class behind it. These classes are '''Melee''', '''Bullet''', '''Laser''', '''Energy''', '''Bomb''', '''Bio''', '''Rad''', '''Fire''', and '''Acid'''. Each piece of armor has values for each of these classes, and also '''Wound''' armor (explained in [[Guide to Wounds]]). Certain objects or creatures can also have hardiness or DR (damage resistance) respectively. | ||