Difference between revisions of "Damage Type"

Revision as of 17:53, 18 December 2019

Slashing

Dealt By
Axes	Swords	Bears	Wolves	Zombies

• Endermen and Zombies are weak against slashing damage, while Skeletons are a strong against it.

The following armor is geared to protect best against slashing damage:

Armor
Copper	Black Bronze	Bronze	Wrought Iron	Steel	Red Steel

Piercing

Dealt By
Arrows	Javelins	Knives	Skeletons	Spiders

• Bears, Creepers, Endermen and Wolves are weak against piercing damage, while Skeletons are completely immune to it.

The following armor is geared to protect best against piercing damage:

Armor
Copper	Bismuth Bronze	Bronze	Wrought Iron	Black Steel	Blue Steel

Crushing

Dealt By
Hammers	Maces

• Endermen and Skeletons are weak against crushing damage, while Creepers and Zombies are strong against it.

The following armor is geared to protect best against crushing damage:

Armor
Leather¹

¹Except for Copper, all higher tier armors provide better protection.

Generic

Damage that is dealt by players or mobs that are not listed in any of the above categories is considered generic damage. This includes damage dealt by players wielding tools such as pickaxes, shovels, etc. Generic damage is reduced based on the armor's average protection to all three damage types.

Environmental

All damage caused to the player from external forces not included in the list above can be considered environmental damage. Examples of environmental damage include: Fire, Falling, Drowning, Lava, Suffocation, Falling Blocks, Explosion, etc.

Explosion

Explosion is a type of environmental damage and is caused by Creepers and Powder Kegs. Explosion damage scales with proximity, meaning the closer the player is to the source, the more damage that will be dealt to the player and armor.

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